Open standards are driving the trends for modern
IT software infrastructures. At the center of the open standards world
is J2EE. In this new multi-week series, OTN will give you a taste of
the full spectrum of technical issues related to the simplification
of the J2EE development lifecycle, from project conception, to deployment,
to the release process. Most important, it will include descriptions
of real-world experiences from J2EE
experts and engineers who have built the foundation
for J2EE itself. Most articles include a fully functional example application
deployable on the Oracle suite of products. Topics range from modeling
and design, to the art of debugging, to optimizing/profiling your code.
As Ted Neward puts it, "I hope that this series from
OTN will help you find your way more clearly through the forest, to
help you get the most out of the code you write, and that you ultimately
find that writing code for the J2EE platform is more productive as well
as pleasurable."
Join top
J2EE experts over the next 12 weeks as they present techniques
to help you develop, debug, and deploy J2EE applications and web services
quickly and easily.
We welcome your thoughts, comments, and questions
about this series. Enjoy!
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Step 1: Slicing and Dicing J2EE
Ted Neward, author, Effective Enterprise Java
Step 2: Managing J2EE Projects
Julien Dubois, Senior J2EE Developer
Step 3: Design and Modeling
Scott W.Ambler, Senior Consultant, Ronin International
Step 4: Building on Frameworks
Andrei Cioroianu, Founder of Devsphere
Step 5: Building More Usable Software
Jonathan Boutelle and Rashmi Sinha (Ph.D), Principal,
Uzanto Consulting
Step 6: Mastering Server-Side Java
Venkat Tipparam, Oracle Java Developer of the Year
2004
Step 7: Designing Better User Interfaces
Hans Bergsten, member JCP expert groups, and Author
of JavaServer Faces (O’Reilly)
Step 8: Designing Better User Interfaces (Part
2)
Craig McClanahan, Creator of Struts
Step 9: Mastering Server-Side Java (Part 2)
Rod Johnson, co-author, Spring Framework; and James
Clark, Oracle TopLink Development.
Step 10: Mastering the Art of Debugging
Satadip Dutta, Software Architect, Hewlett-Packard
Step 11: Optimizing and Profiling
Benjamin Livshits, Ph.D. candidate, Stanford University
Step 12: Deployment: Part 1, Part 2
Lonneke Dikmans, Senior Consultant, Transfer Solutions
Commentary: The State of J2EE
Peter Zadrozny, Vice President & Chief Evangelist,
Oracle Application Server
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