John Carnell - Senior Engineer, Genesys PureCloud Division
john_carnell@yahoo.com
Author of Spring Microservices in Action
John Carnell - Senior Engineer, Genesys PureCloud Division
john_carnell@yahoo.com
Author of Spring Microservices in Action
Manas<br />Today If You are not Confused,You are just not thinking Clearly !<br />---------------------------------
John Carnell - Senior Engineer, Genesys PureCloud Division
john_carnell@yahoo.com
Author of Spring Microservices in Action
Regards,
Pho
John Carnell - Senior Engineer, Genesys PureCloud Division
john_carnell@yahoo.com
Author of Spring Microservices in Action
John Carnell - Senior Engineer, Genesys PureCloud Division
john_carnell@yahoo.com
Author of Spring Microservices in Action
John Carnell - Senior Engineer, Genesys PureCloud Division
john_carnell@yahoo.com
Author of Spring Microservices in Action
John Carnell - Senior Engineer, Genesys PureCloud Division
john_carnell@yahoo.com
Author of Spring Microservices in Action
John Carnell - Senior Engineer, Genesys PureCloud Division
john_carnell@yahoo.com
Author of Spring Microservices in Action
John Carnell - Senior Engineer, Genesys PureCloud Division
john_carnell@yahoo.com
Author of Spring Microservices in Action
While the J2EE Design Patterns were originally
conceived to solve problems encountered
with J2EE application development, is the use
of the term "J2EE" patterns misleading. Is it
not more appropriate to call these patterns
Distributed Application Design Patterns? Its
been my experience that most, if not all of the
J2EE Design Patterns solve problems related to
distributed and component based application
development.
Could not most of the core J2EE patterns be
applied to an environment like .NET?
By putting the focus purely on the J2EE
environment, do we limit ourselves to new
new patterns that can be used and identified?
I would like to hear everyone's thought on this. Design Patterns are supposed to be technology
independent? How does this fit with a topic like
"J2EE" Design Patterns?
Byron Estes<br />Sun Certified Enterprise Architect<br />Senior Consulant<br />Blackwell Consulting Services<br />Chicago, IL<br /><a href="http://www.bcsinc.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">www.bcsinc.com</a>
John Carnell - Senior Engineer, Genesys PureCloud Division
john_carnell@yahoo.com
Author of Spring Microservices in Action
John Carnell - Senior Engineer, Genesys PureCloud Division
john_carnell@yahoo.com
Author of Spring Microservices in Action
In reality, a three tier architecture is a logical splitting. We should be designing our applications so that they are cleanly split between the presentation, business and data logic tiers, but more importantly we do not expose the underlying implementation details.
Byron Estes<br />Sun Certified Enterprise Architect<br />Senior Consulant<br />Blackwell Consulting Services<br />Chicago, IL<br /><a href="http://www.bcsinc.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">www.bcsinc.com</a>
Byron Estes<br />Sun Certified Enterprise Architect<br />Senior Consulant<br />Blackwell Consulting Services<br />Chicago, IL<br /><a href="http://www.bcsinc.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">www.bcsinc.com</a>
John Carnell - Senior Engineer, Genesys PureCloud Division
john_carnell@yahoo.com
Author of Spring Microservices in Action
Rick Hightower is CTO of Mammatus which focuses on Cloud Computing, EC2, etc. Rick is invovled in Java CDI and Java EE as well. linkedin,twitter,blog
Rick Hightower is CTO of Mammatus which focuses on Cloud Computing, EC2, etc. Rick is invovled in Java CDI and Java EE as well. linkedin,twitter,blog
John Carnell - Senior Engineer, Genesys PureCloud Division
john_carnell@yahoo.com
Author of Spring Microservices in Action
John Carnell - Senior Engineer, Genesys PureCloud Division
john_carnell@yahoo.com
Author of Spring Microservices in Action
Along time ago, I used to do some VB programming and use to freak out the VB developers when I would start implementing design patterns in VB. Some of my co-workers were just amazed when I implemented a Model-View-Controller framework using a single ASP page, COM components, XML and XSLT :,>
Byron Estes<br />Sun Certified Enterprise Architect<br />Senior Consulant<br />Blackwell Consulting Services<br />Chicago, IL<br /><a href="http://www.bcsinc.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">www.bcsinc.com</a>
Thanks and Regards,<br />Siva Ram .NR
John Carnell - Senior Engineer, Genesys PureCloud Division
john_carnell@yahoo.com
Author of Spring Microservices in Action
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