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Adam Bien

Java Champion Adam Bien (http://www.adam-bien.com/) is a self-employed consultant, lecturer, software architect, developer, and author in the enterprise Java sector in Germany who implements Java technology on a large scale. He is also the author of several books and articles on Java and J2EE technology, and distributed Java programming. His books include Real World Java EE Patterns -
Rethinking Best Practices, J2EE Patterns, J2EE, Java EE 5 Architectures, Enterprise Architectures, Enterprise Java Frameworks, SOA Expert Knowledge and Struts.

He is BEA Technical Director, also Netbeans Dream Team and Expert Group member of the Java Community Process (EJB 3.1, JPA 2.0, Java EE 6) and involved in embedded Java, Grid and P2P technology. He currently works as an architect and developer in several J2EE/Java EE/MDA (Model Driven Architecture), and EAI component architecture projects for Java EE and .NET.

He has been working with Java SE and Java EE since their inception with JDK 1.0 and Java Web Server.

Adam Bien is committer/owner of the following java.net projects:

His blog is: http://blog.adam-bien.com

 

Articles

Real World Java EE Patterns: Rethinking Best Practices
Java Champion Adam Bien talks with java.net editor Kevin Farnham about JavaEE and enterprise computing best practices in this java.net Community Corner 2009 podcast, recorded at JavaOne.
j1-2k8-mtH09: Energy and CO2 Savings with Java EE 5/SE 6, Glassfish, Shoal, Groovy, SunSPOT and Java
Intelligent heating control saves not only energy (30-50%), is environmentally friendly, but increases the living comfort as well. Alone the priotirization of energy sources: solar thermal collector, wood buring stove, main heater combining with the inclusion of the weather-forecasts, contributes...
j1-2k8-mtH08: Underworld - the Java EE 5 Backend For Wonderland
Wonderland is an interesting 3D collaboration application. It uses the darkstar server as backend. Project http://underworld.dev.java.net goal is porting the Wonderland's communication and persistence layer to Glassfish v2 (later v3) to leverage its non-functional capabilities like monitoring,...