Every other month in this column we (Deepak Alur, John Crupi, Dan Malks, and
other architects from the Sun Java Center (www.sun.com/service/sunps/jdc)
will discuss various topics from our book, Core J2EE Patterns: Best Practices
and Strategies (Alur, Crupi, Malks, Prentice Hall/Sun Press 2001). These
topics include the 15 J2EE patterns in our catalog, design strategies, bad
practices, refactorings, and pattern-driven design in J2EE technology.
Patterns are expert solutions - recurring designs that have proven effective
over time. This month's article will provide you with a bit more detail on
the subject.
When applying patterns to the presentation tier, we address the following:
Pre- and postprocessing of a request and/or response Request handling,
navigation, and dispa... (more)
This content is reprinted from Real-World AJAX: Secrets of the Masters
published by SYS-CON Books. To order the entire book now along with companion
DVDs for the special pre-order price, click here for more information. Aimed
at everyone from enterprise developers to self-taught scripters, Real-World
AJAX: Secrets of the Masters is the perfect book for anyone who wants to
start developin... (more)
This content is reprinted from Real-World AJAX: Secrets of the Masters
published by SYS-CON Books. To order the entire book now along with companion
DVDs for the special pre-order price, click here for more information. Aimed
at everyone from enterprise developers to self-taught scripters, Real-World
AJAX: Secrets of the Masters is the perfect book for anyone who wants to
start developin... (more)
Dan Malks, VP of Application Platform Development at JackBe, was a
contributor to SYS-CON's best-selling 'Real-World AJAX' blockbuster (Chapter
16: Business RIAs: Creating the 'AJAX Bank' Application).
Binging the benefits of Web 2.0 inside your workplace can make "You" (The
User) the person of the year. As Time magazine said: "The tool that makes
this possible is the World Wide Web. Not t... (more)
Due to an unfortunate postproduction printing error, this article, which
first appeared in the October issue of JDJ (Vol. 6, issue 10), was not
published in its entirety. As we are committed to bringing you the best
content possible, we couldn't let this article slip by. Therefore we have
included the complete article here, and please accept our apologies.
Every other month in this column... (more)