Java Enterprise Edition Articles

• Design Patterns for Building Flexible and Maintainable J2EE Applications  - Introduces the reclaimable designs for constructing and supporting Java 2 enterprise edition applications. With a diagram and sample codes for illustration.
• How To: Set-up WebObjects on Linux  - Provides instructions in setting up a Java web application server. Includes code samples for illustration.
• IBM: Best Practices in EJB Exception Building  - Discusses the ways in resolving system errors based on the Enterprise JavaBeans. With listings of its principles and categories, and sample codes for further information.
• Java News Brief: A Simple Data Access Layer Using Hibernate  - Discussion on the two tools that modify the access of the data development procedure. Includes code samples and diagrams.
• JavaWorld: Build Servlet-based Enterprise Web Applications  - Features the techniques in utilizing servlets, using less memory, and streaming produced responses back to the client. With numerous example codes supplied.
• JavaWorld: J2EE Project Dangers  - Discusses the ten risks that can have an effect on the productivity of an enterprise project. With details on its project phase, system characteristics, symptoms, solution, and notes.
• JavaWorld: JSP Best Practices  - Article on the practices and tips for easy and recyclable JavaServer Pages.
• JavaWorld: More JSP Best Practices  - Contains advanced discussions on the enhancement of the JavaServer Pages applications.
• JavaWorld: Reports Made Easy With JasperReports  - Presents a documentation and code samples on the open-source report-generating tool that is based on the edition 0.3.3.
• O’Reilly On Java: Designing Tapestry Mega-Components  - Article that covers the building of one Java web component, the Palette. Contains a screenshot, diagram, sample codes, FAQs and other related documents.
• O’Reilly On Java: Using Xdoclet  - Introduces the tool that can view the whole EJBDoclet component by means of the Bean class. List of namespaces, class level definitions, and tags included.
• Web Developer’s Journal: An Introduction to Java Servlets  - Provides details on the background and ways in developing applications with servlets. Supplies numerous code samples for illustration.