Advanced J2EE Platform Development: Applying Integration Tier Patterns

Advanced J2EE Platform Development: Applying Integration Tier Patterns, 9780130449122 (0130449121), Prentice Hall, 2003

A proven Java(TM)-based approach to standardizing and streamlining legacy migration

This book focuses on the key challenges developers face when using the Java 2 platform Enterprise Edition (J2EE) to encapsulate legacy applications for delivery in a multi-tier Internet environment. Leading Sun architects Torbjoern Dahlen and Thorbioern Fritzon show how to standardize encapsulation using an integration tier that shields the J2EE elements of an application from the properties and demands of its legacy elements. Using this approach, enterprises can promote reuse, accelerate legacy migration projects, and make the most of their COBOL/mainframe and Java expertise. Above all, they can take portability beyond hardware and operating systems, systematically migrating virtually any legacy system without extensive redesign or reprogramming.

Presents a pragmatic approach to domain modeling for legacy application migration
Promotes reuse and portability through a standardized, fine-grained domain object model
Shows how to streamline the transformation of domain models to working systems
Introduces a proven, pattern-based J2EE application architecture for Internet-enabling legacy systems
Includes superior algorithms for object queries, data cleansing and merging, and artificial XA support

Advanced J2EE Platform Development presents detailed examples and sample code, including a start-to-finish case study that demonstrates integration between three different legacy systems.

About the Author

TORBJOeRN DAHLEN, chief architect at the Wireless Solution Center in Sun Microsystems' Professional Services division, specializes in J2EE-based telecom and financial applications. Before joining Sun in 1997, he worked with distributed systems and CORBA at Ericsson in Sweden. As a member of Sun Services Technology Council, he belongs to a network of leading technologists within Sun's worldwide services organization. He is an appreciated speaker at JavaOne and writes articles on J2EE for Java Report magazine.

THORBIOeRN FRITZON is a Java architect for Sun Microsystems with more than a decade of experience in software development, mostly in distributed systems.

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