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Java Enterprise Design Patterns Patterns In Java Mark Grand

Name: Java Enterprise Design Patterns Patterns In Java Mark Grand
SKU: BELL-922494
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Java Enterprise Design Patterns Patterns In Java Mark Grand instant download after payment.

Publisher: John Wiley & Sons

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.1 MB

Pages: 497

Author: Mark Grand

ISBN: 9780471333159, 0471333158

Language: English

Year: 2001

Volume: Volume 3

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Java Enterprise Design Patterns Patterns In Java Mark Grand by Mark Grand 9780471333159, 0471333158 instant download after payment.

This third volume from Mark Grand features 38 design patterns for developing real-world Java distributed and enterprise applications. Some of the key concepts covered are reliable transaction processing, distributed objects, reliable message passing, concurrency management, object persistence, and coping with time. The popularity of technologies for dealing with these issues waxes and wanes. However, by explaining many of the problems that technologies such as J2EE are designed to solve, this book documents the skills necessary for designing software that will remain useful with both current and future technologies.