In Application Architecture for WebSphere, one of IBM’s leading WebSphere and WebSphere Portal architects offers a hands-on, best-practice guide to every facet of defining, planning, and implementing WebSphere application architectures. Joey Bernal shows working architects and teams how to define layered architectural standards that can be used across the entire organization, improving application quality without compromising flexibility.
Overview
The application architecture for WebSphere:
- Provides simple, recommendations for designing and adhering to a layered architecture approach for WebSphere applications
- Includes hands-on architects with decisions guidance and examples which can be used in defining their own architecture
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Links to developerWorks resources (by book chapter)
Here are links from the developerWorks Series book Application Architecture for WebSphere (ISBN-10: 0-13-712926-2) to developerWorks Web site resources that support and extend the book.
Chapter 1
A.1.1 WebSphere at developerWorks
A.1.2 WebSphere Application Server Zone
Chapter 2
A.2.1 WebSphere Developer Technical Journal: Comment Lines, With Great Power comes Great Responsibility
A2.2 Getting Started with Unit and Component testing using IBM Rational Tools
Chapter 3
A.3.1 DeveloperWorks Technical Journal Tired of Hand Coding JDBC, Roland Barcia
A.3.2 Building EJB 3.0 Applications with WebSphere Application Server, Roland Barcia and Jeffrey Sampson
Chapter 4
A.4.1 Designing the Business Service Layer - Jul 2004, Nalla Senthilnathan
Chapter 5
A.5.1 JSF for Non-Belivers, Richard Hightower
Chapter 6
A.6.1 developerWorks WebSphere Portal Zone
A.6.2 Portlet Development Workbook, Tim Hanis
Chapter 7
A.7.1 developerWorks SOA and Web Services Zone.
A.7.2 Developing Web services for WebSphere using JAX-WS Annotations, Jeff Barrett, Dustin Amrhein, and Bruce Tiffany
Chapter 8
A.8.1 Revisiting Performance Fundamentals
A.8.2 Static and Dynamic Caching in WebSphere Application Server, Bill Hines
Chapter 9
A.9.1 Application Architecture Security, Thomas Myer
A.9.2 Seven lesser known system attacks and how to defeat them, Sean-Phillip Oriyano
A.9.3 WebSphere Application Server V6 advanced security hardening, Keys Botzum
Chapter 10
A.10.1 Operational IT Governance, Murray Cantor, John D. Sanders
A.10.2 Common WebSphere Malpractices
A.10.3 Getting started with application development methodologies, Christopher P. Caserio