Agile Java Development with Spring, Hibernate and Eclipse
Agile Java Development with Spring, Hibernate and Eclipse
ISBN: 0672328968
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 219
Pages: 219
Authors: Anil Hemrajani
- Agile Java Development with Spring, Hibernate and Eclipse
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Forewords
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
- Part I: Overview
- Chapter 1. Introduction to Agile Java Development
- What s Covered in This Chapter
- Technologies Used in This Book
- Software Development Methodology Used in This Book
- Summary
- Recommended Resources
- Chapter 2. The Sample Application: An Online Timesheet System
- What s Covered in This Chapter
- Business Requirements
- Software Development Methodology
- Applying XP and AMDD to Our Sample Application
- A Note About Wiki Software
- Summary
- Recommended Resources
- Part II: Building the Sample Application
- Chapter 3. XP and AMDD-Based Architecture and Design Modeling
- What s Covered in This Chapter
- Design Approach and Artifact Choices
- Free-Form Architecture Diagram
- From User Stories to Design
- Exploring Classes Using CRC Cards
- Application Flow Map (Homegrown Artifact)
- UML Class Diagram
- UML Package Diagram
- Directory Structure
- Sample File Names
- End-to-End Development Steps
- Acceptance Tests
- Other Considerations
- Summary
- Recommended Resources
- Chapter 4. Environment Setup: JDK, Ant, and JUnit
- What s Covered in This Chapter
- Java Platform Standard Edition Development Kit (JDK)
- Directory Structure
- Ant
- JUnit
- SimpleTest: Making the Tools Work Together
- Test First Design and Refactoring
- Summary
- Recommended Resources
- Chapter 5. Using Hibernate for Persistent Objects
- What s Covered in This Chapter
- An Overview of Object-Relational Mapping (ORM)
- Design of Our Sample Database
- Where HSQLDB and Hibernate Fit into Our Architecture
- HSQLDB
- Working with Hibernate
- Other Hibernate Features
- Summary
- Recommended Resources
- Chapter 6. Overview of the Spring Framework
- What s Covered in This Chapter
- What Is Spring?
- Spring Packaging for Development
- Spring Packaging for Deployment
- Overview of the Spring Modules
- Where Spring Framework Fits into Our Architecture
- Benefits of Using Spring
- Fundamental Spring Concepts
- Spring Subprojects
- Summary
- Recommended Resources
- Chapter 7. The Spring Web MVC Framework
- What s Covered in This Chapter
- Benefits of the Spring Web MVC Framework
- Spring Web MVC Concepts
- Spring Setup for Time Expression
- Developing Time Expression User Interfaces with Spring
- Cascading Style Sheet (CSS)
- Timesheet List Screen: A No-Form Controller Example
- Enter Hours Screen: A Form Controller Example
- Views with No Controllers
- Spring HandlerInterceptors
- Our Sample Applicationin Action
- New Tag Libraries in Spring Framework 2.0
- A Word About Spring Web Flow and Portlet API
- Summary
- Recommended Resources
- Chapter 8. The Eclipse Phenomenon
- What s Covered in This Chapter
- The Eclipse Foundation
- The Eclipse Platform and Projects
- Eclipse SDK Concepts
- Installing Eclipse
- Setting Up Eclipse for Time Expression
- Java Development Tools (JDT) Features
- Installing the Eclipse Web Tools Platform (WTP) Plug-ins
- Using Eclipse for Time Expression
- More Eclipse? Yes, Plug-ins Galore
- Eclipse Team Support
- Eclipse Help System
- Tips and Tricks
- Uninstalling Eclipse
- An Unfair Comparison to IntelliJ and NetBeans
- Summary
- Recommended Resources
- Part III: Advanced Features
- Chapter 9. Logging, Debugging, Monitoring, and Profiling
- What s Covered in This Chapter
- Logging Overview
- Jakarta Commons Logging (with Log4j and JDK Logging)
- Debugging Java Applications Using Eclipse
- Debugging Web User Interfaces Using Firefox
- Debugging TimesheetManagerTest End-to-End (Browser to Database)
- JMX Management and Monitoring
- Java Profilers
- Debugging Tips
- Summary
- Recommended Resources
- Chapter 10. Beyond the Basics
- What s Covered in This Chapter
- Recently Added Java Features
- Ant Tasks
- JUnit
- Hibernate
- The Spring Framework
- The Spring and Hibernate Harmony
- JSP Tag Libraries
- Refactoring
- Other Considerations
- Clustering
- Multithreading
- A Note About Java GUI (Thick Client) Applications
- Configuration Management (CM) Environments
- Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJaX)
- Javadoc and Comments
- Entire System in One WAR File
- Summary
- Recommended Resources
- Chapter 11. What Next?
- What s Covered in This Chapter
- Complete the Time Expression Application
- XP and AMDD-Based Software Development
- Java Platform
- Ant
- JUnit
- Hibernate
- The Spring Framework
- Eclipse SDK
- Logging, Debugging, Monitoring, and Profiling
- Getting Help
- A Quick Note About Code Quality Tools
- Summary
- Recommended Resources
- Chapter 12. Parting Thoughts
- My Near Future Plans
- The Future, Agile Methods, Java Technology
- Cheers
- Part IV: Appendices
- Appendix A. Downloadable Code for This Book
- Third-Party Libraries Shared Directory
- Sample Application Directory (rapidjavatimex)
- Refactored Sample Application Directory (rapidjavatimex2)
- Spring-Hibernate Integration Demo Directory (rapidjavaspringhibernate)
- Appendix B. Refactoring Done to Sample Application
- SignInController.java: JMX Monitoring
- TimesheetListController.java: JMX Monitoring
- Manager Classes: Spring-Hibernate Integration
- timesheetlist.jsp: Switch to Include File and Displaytag
- enterhours.jsp: Swith to Include File and Timex Tag Library
- Test Classes and TimexTestCase
- DateUtil.java: New Method
- timex.css: New Styles
- timexhsqldb.xml: Bad Data Defect Fix
- Appendix C. Java Code Conventions
- Appendix D. Securing Web Applications
- Appendix E. Sample Development Process Cheat Sheet
- Project Initiation
- Exploration Phase
- Planning
- Incrementally Build Software in Iterations
- Appendix F. Agile Modeling Values, Practices, and Principles Cheat Sheet
- Appendix G. Extreme Programming (XP) Cheat Sheet
- Overview
- Appendix H. Cool Tools
- Cross-Platform Tools
- Microsoft Windows-Based Tools
- Mac OS X-Based Tools
- Linux-Based Tools (KDE)
- Appendix I. Visual Patterns Research
- The Problem
- The Past: How We Have Been Kidding Ourselves
- The Future: Agile Methods
- My Perspective
- Join the Community?
- Index
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Agile Java Development with Spring, Hibernate and Eclipse
ISBN: 0672328968
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 219
Pages: 219
Authors: Anil Hemrajani