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ISBN 10: 0615639453 ISBN 13: 9780615639451

Casa editrice: PerfMath, 2012

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From the Author:

The principle behind writing this text is "what works is what you see." The book uses an end-to-end sample named SOBA (Secure Online Banking Application) as a main vehicle for helping readers learn Spring Frameworks. Detailed instructions are given on how to build SOBA using Ant or Maven 3 on Eclipse or STS and run it on Tomcat 6/Tomcat 7, GlassFish 3.1, and JBoss 7.1 on Windows 7, Linux, and Mac OS X, with one of the three database products of your choice (MySQL, SQL Server or Oracle). It covers not only Spring Core concepts and Spring MVC but also Spring integrations with JDBC, Hibernate, Transaction Management, Data Validation, RESTful Web services, Security and AOP, which are indispensable building blocks for building enterprise Java applications. Finally, this book is best used in conjuction with the Spring Reference Documentation, which provides detailed information on every Spring feature included in a release.

About the Author:

HENRY H. LIU, PHD, is a Software Developer specializing in developing distributed, high performing, scalable enterprise software products using Java technologies. He is a certified Sun Enterprise Java Architect, IBM XML Developer, and Microsoft .Net Developer. Prior to becoming a software engineer, he had a physicist career and published over 30 research papers in physics while working in the national labs of China, France, Germany, and the United States. His honors include being the author of the highly acclaimed Software Performance and Scalability: A Quantitative Approach (Wiley, 2009),  an Alexander von Humboldt Research Fellow in Germany, and a  CMG 2004 Best Paper Award recipient for applying queuing theory to analyzing software performance. He is particularly encouraged that over 400 universities/colleges world-wide have used his works in teaching software technologies to CS students.