J2EE
How my Struts best practices notes became a book and how I did it via self-publishing. Now the ebook is free to download. For more, Read ahead...
Logging in enterprise projects raises interesting requirements and possibilities.
How do you correlate diagnostic messages across applications or perhaps across VMs?
Imagine you entered a retail outlet to shop that just says “OPEN”. Now what will happen to you if something suddenly throws you out of the shop – No reasons given. And then you find the retail outlet with a sign “CLOSED”. You will be frustrated won’t you? Guess what - a lot of J2EE systems in production might be doing just that...
Entity EJB sends shiver down my spines, I have to admit. Recently, I had to evaluate Entity EJBs (2.0) for a client of mine. It was an interesting to look at implementing inheritance in Entity EJBs in a "standard & portable" fashion.
You are on a J2EE project using Struts framework. You have started using ActionForms and are also drawn to the power of DynaActionForms. They are easy and XML based (no Java class). And so you start replacing the ActionForms with DynaActionForms. But, have you thought out your choice well?
