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Other titles in the Sun Microsystems Press Java series:Applied Java Patterns (Sun Microsystems Press Java)by Stephen Stelting
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:A hands-on guide to design patterns for Java platform developers.
Increasingly, developers are recognizing the value of design patterns in helping to create more robust, scalable, reliable, and maintainable applications. Now there's a book that can help you bring the power of patterns to your Java-based projects. Sun Microsystems experts Steve Stelting and Olav Maassen bring together today's best pattern-based techniques and demonstrate pattern use for a variety of business systems. This practical guide features proven techniques for all types of patterns, from system architecture to single classes After briefly reviewing the fundamentals of design patterns, the authors describe how these patterns can be applied effectively to the Java platform. Next, they provide a pattern catalog, organized into four major categories—the creational, behavioral, structural, and system patterns. In addition, they identify patterns and present techniques for pattern use in the core Java APIs as well as the APIs for distributed development. APIs covered include:
Applied Java Patterns also features a section on pattern use in systems built with J2EE and JINI technologies, and coverage of the servlet, JSP, EJB, and JavaSpaces APIs. Without a doubt, this accessible and up-to-date guide can help you enhance your Java platform programming skills. Book News Annotation:In this guide for experienced developers, fundamentals of design
patterns are reviewed and pattern application to the Java platform is
demonstrated. Proven techniques are presented for all types of
patterns, from system architecture to single classes. A pattern
catalog is provided, organized into four categories of creational,
structural, behavioral, and system patterns. Patterns in the core
Java APIs are identified, and techniques are presented for pattern
use in distributed development. Stelting is an instructor for Sun
Microsystems, specializing in Java technology and object-oriented
programming. Maassen teaches courses in Java technology for Sun
Educational Services.
Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) Synopsis:Two Sun Microsystems experts bring together today's best pattern-based techniques and demonstrate pattern use for a variety of business systems. This practical guide features proven techniques for all types of patterns, from system architecture to single classes.
About the AuthorSTEPHEN STELTING is an instructor for Sun Microsystems specializing in Java technology and object-oriented programming. For over a decade, he has worked in software development, consulting, and technical training. He currently develops new course content and teaches a wide variety of introductory and advanced courses. OLAV MAASSEN is a courseware developer for Sun Educational Services and a Master Instructor for Sun Ed in the Netherlands. He is a certified Java Developer as well as an Enterprise Architect. Table of ContentsPreface.
Why We Wrote This Book. What This Book Is About. Who Should Read This Book? Conventions Used. How This Book Is Organized. How to Use This Book. Companion Web Site. Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
Why Patterns? History of the Patterns Movement. Basic Concepts in Patterns. Software Abstraction and Reuse. Summary. COMMONLY USED PATTERNS. 1. Creational Patterns.
Introduction to Creational Patterns. Abstract Factory. Builder. Factory Method. Prototype. Singleton. 2. Behavioral Patterns.
Introduction to Behavioral Patterns. Chain of Responsibility. Command. Interpreter. Iterator. Mediator. Memento. Observer. State. Strategy. Visitor. Template Method. 3. Structural Patterns.
Introduction to Structural Patterns. Adapter. Bridge. Composite. Decorator. Façade. Flyweight. Half-Object Plus Protocol (HOPP). Proxy. 4. System Patterns.
Introduction to System Patterns. Model-View-Controller (MVC). Session. Worker Thread. Callback. Successive Update. Router. Transaction. II. PATTERNS IN THE JAVA PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE. 5. Introduction to Java Programming Language Patterns.
6. Java Core APIs.
Event Handling. JavaBeans. AWT and Swing — The Graphical User Interface APIs. Collections Framework. Input-Output (I/O). Reflection. 7. Distributed Technologies.
Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI). JDBC. RMI. CORBA. 8. Jini and J2EE Architectures.
Jini. Java 2, Enterprise Edition (J2EE). Servlets and JSPs. Enterprise JavaBeans. Appendix A: Full Code Examples.
System Requirements. Creational Pattern Code Examples. Abstract Factory. Builder. Factory Method. Prototype. Singleton. Chain of Responsibility. Command. Interpreter. Iterator. Mediator. Memento. Observer. State. Strategy. Visitor. Template Method. Adapter. Bridge. Composite. Decorator. Façade. Flyweight. Half-Object Plus Protocol (HOPP). Proxy. Model-View-Controller (MVC). Session. Worker Thread. Callback. Successive Update. Router. Transaction. Appendix B: Bibliography.
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