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Rapid J2EEв„ў Development: An Adaptive Foundation for Enterprise Applications

ISBN: 0131472208
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2005
Pages: 159

Authors: Alan Monnox

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• Rapid J2EE Development: An Adaptive Foundation for Enterprise Applications
• Table of Contents
• Copyright
• Praise for Rapid J2EE Development
• Hewlett-Packard Professional Books
• Preface
• What Is This Book About?
• Who Should Read This Book?
• How This Book Is Organized
• About the Software
• What This Book Contains
• Acknowledgments
• About the Author
• Part I: Adaptive Processes
• Chapter 1. A J2EE Adaptive Foundation
• The Need for Rapid Development
• The Enterprise Challenge
• The J2EE Platform
• Defining an Adaptive Foundation
• Laying the Foundations for Rapid Development
• Foundation Investment Benefits
• Critical Success Factors
• Summary
• Chapter 2. Rapid Application Development
• Common Elements of RAD
• Working with Prototypes
• Summary
• Chapter 3. Embracing Adaptive Methods
• Why Use a Methodology?
• The Waterfall Lifecycle Model
• Iterative Development
• Introducing RUP
• Agile Methods
• Introducing XP
• Summary
• Part II: Agile Architectures
• Chapter 4. Designing for Rapidity
• Architecture and Design Objectives
• RAD Architecture and Design
• Approaches to J2EE Architecture
• Summary
• Chapter 5. Modeling Software
• Why Model?
• Multiple Views of Architecture
• The Unified Modeling Language
• Common Failings
• Modeling Tools
• Why Modeling Tools Fail
• Succeeding with Modeling Tools
• Summary
• Chapter 6. Code Generation
• What Is Code Generation?
• Passive Code Generators
• Active Code Generators
• Attribute-Oriented Programming
• Introducing XDoclet
• Working with Actively Generated Code
• Summary
• Chapter 7. Rapidity and the Database
• The Database Dilemma
• Data Access Options
• Code Generation and OR Mapping
• Setting Up the Database
• Generating the Persistence Layer
• Summary
• Chapter 8. Model-Driven Architecture
• The Promise of MDA
• MDA Explained
• MDA Versus Traditional Modeling
• MDA Compliant Tools
• MDA with AndroMDA
• Summary
• Part III: Rapid Languages
• Chapter 9. Scripting
• Why Use a Scripting Language?
• Features of a Scripting Language
• Introducing Jython
• A Groovy Alternative
• Summary
• Chapter 10. Working to Rule
• Business Rules
• Business Rules in Software
• Rule Engines
• Introducing Jess
• The Java Rule-Engine API
• Enterprise-Level Rule Engines
• Summary
• Chapter 11. Aspect-Oriented Programming
• Why AOP?
• AOP Explained
• Introducing AspectJ
• Language Versus Framework
• Introducing AspectWerkz
• Adopting Aspects
• Summary
• Part IV: Dynamic Environments
• Chapter 12. Optimal Builds
• Time and Motion
• The Build Process
• Introducing Ant
• Minimal Builds with Ant
• Working with Subprojects
• Viewing Build Dependencies
• Standard Build Targets
• Project Organization
• Integration with IDEs
• Extending Ant with Jython
• Summary
• Chapter 13. The Integrated Development Environment
• Why Use an IDE?
• Introducing Eclipse
• IDE Features for Enterprise Development
• Debugging J2EE Applications with Eclipse
• Summary
• Chapter 14. Test-Driven Development
• Testing as a Development Paradigm
• Introducing JUnit
• Generating Unit Tests
• Testing from the Inside Out
• Summary
• Chapter 15. Efficient Quality Assurance
• Quality Assurance
• Automated Testing
• Functional Testing
• Introducing HttpUnit
• Load and Stress Testing
• Introducing JMeter
• JMeter Guidelines
• Summary
• Appendix A. Acronyms
• Appendix B. Bibliography
• Index
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