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Chris: POJO != Spring + Hibernate?

 
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What, me post to this forum just for a chance to win a book

Chris,

What does your book offer that I don't already know if I'm using Spring and Hibernate in my apps already?
 
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Jeff,

See https://coderanch.com/t/216002/ORM/java/Chris-Richardson-Give-us-some for a brief summary of what this book is about.

Even if you use Spring and Hibernate there are many things that I would hope you find useful:
* The discussion of the various design options for business logic organization and encapsulate, database access and concurrency: their benefits, drawbacks and when to use them.
* Developing a rich domain model using test-driven development techniques.
* Designing Spring-based DAOs for testability
* Testing strategies for an ORM-based persistent layer including how to speed up tests by testing as much as you can without a database
* Comparison of EJB 3 with Spring/Hibernate/JDO
* Using iBATIS for database access
* The discussion of database concurrency options including optimistic offline locking and pessimistic offline locking.

I hope this soundsinteresting? Checkout the TOC at http://www.manning.com/books/crichardson/contents

Chris
 
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It definetly sounds interesting. Maybe your book is a good addition to Pro Spring and Rod Johnsons Spring book. Mhhh...would be very nice to win that specific bookpromo.
 
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Thomas,

I am pleased to hear that.

There are two sample chapters and source code available from http://www.manning.com/books/crichardson

Chris
 
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