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Sharad Acharya

Sharad Acharya




Sharad Acharya has more than eight years of experience in the field of Software Engineering in multiple business domains: supply chain, insurance, banking, and mortgage. His expertise includes design, development, and integration of large-scale software systems. He has published and presented in various distinguished journals, magazines, conference proceedings and technical sessions. Mr. Acharya holds an MS degree in computer science and several Sun certifications including Enterprise Architect for J2EE technology. Software Architecture, and Business and Computational Intelligence are some of his research interest areas

Articles

Adopting a Java Persistence Framework: Which, When, and What?
Java programmers have a number of persistence frameworks to choose from, and far from being redundant, each is based on significantly different beliefs, assumptions, and ideal use-cases. In this article, Sharad Acharya takes a comparative look at JPA, Entity EJBs, Hibernate, and TopLink, to help you understand which is right for your needs. Dec. 18, 2007

What's New in JDBC 4.0?
Java SE 6 offers a new version of the platform's database support: JDBC 4.0. Sharad Acharya shows off the new features, including simplified driver loading, better exception reporting and handling, support for more data types, and more. Apr. 10, 2007



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