Bitter EJB

By: Bruce Tate

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Addressing the storming controversy of EJB head-on, this guide discusses framework problems and common traps that can snare unwary developers. Advice is provided for choosing persistence strategies beyond EJB entity beans and a list of several entity bean antipatterns. Also offered are session bean and messaging antipatterns and a compelling discussion about how and when to use problematic stateful session beans. Solutions to difficult problems such as effective builds and performance tuning are furnished. Designed for EJB developers, architects, programmers, and project managers, this authoritative reference attacks basic Java programming problems to establish antipatterns as a serious field for Java developers in a well-known context.

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Preface	p. xv
Acknowledgments	p. xviii
About this book	p. xxii
The basics	p. 1
Bitter choices	p. 3
A storm of controversy	p. 5
A history of EJB antipatterns	p. 6
A case study: Benchmarking PetStore	p. 9
Antipattern: The Golden Hammer	p. 12
Summary: Looking ahead	p. 19
Antipatterns in this chapter	p. 20
The bitter cost	p. 21
Sparking controversy	p. 22
Antipattern: A Sledgehammer for a Fly	p. 30
Entity beans are a horse of a different color	p. 41
Entity beans: Take two	p. 43
Entity beans--a closer look	p. 45
Summary	p. 50
Antipatterns in this chapter	p. 51
Bitter interfaces	p. 52
Building a good interface	p. 53
Designing the application tier	p. 57
Antipattern: Local & Remote Interfaces Simultaneously	p. 60
Antipattern: Customers in the Kitchen	p. 66
Antipattern: Custom DTOs	p. 73
Summary	p. 77
Antipatterns in this chapter	p. 78
Sessions and messages	p. 81
Bitter sessions	p. 83
Threading and synchronization	p. 85
Handling exceptions	p. 92
Iterating large datasets	p. 99
Interoperating efficiently	p. 111
Summary	p. 120
Antipatterns in this chapter	p. 121
Bitter session states	p. 126
Making a case for session state	p. 128
A pivotal antipattern: Conversational Baggage	p. 129
Managing sessions with stateful session beans	p. 134
Managing sessions with servlets	p. 140
Antipattern: Golden Hammers of Session State	p. 143
Mini-antipattern: Stateful Session Beans as Shared Data Caches	p. 151
Antipattern: Session Hodgepodge	p. 152
Mini-antipattern: Session Thrashing	p. 155
Mini-antipattern: Rotting Session Garbage	p. 155
Summary: Taming the beast	p. 156
Antipatterns in this chapter	p. 157
Bitter messages	p. 162
A brief overview of JMS	p. 163
An early antipattern: Fat Messages	p. 165
Mini-antipattern: Skinny Messages	p. 169
Seeds of an order processing system	p. 171
Antipattern: XML as the Silver Bullet	p. 177
Antipattern: Packrat	p. 179
Mini-antipattern: Immediate Reply Requested	p. 182
Using message-driven beans (MDBs)	p. 184
Antipattern: Monolithic Consumer	p. 188
Antipattern: Hot Potato	p. 191
Antipattern: Slow Eater	p. 194
Antipattern: Eavesdropping	p. 195
Antipattern: Performance Afterthoughts	p. 199
Summary: Getting the message	p. 201
Antipatterns in this chapter	p. 202
EJB persistence	p. 211
Bitter entities	p. 213
Understanding entity bean antipatterns	p. 214
Antipattern: Face Off	p. 215
Antipattern: Ham Sandwich; Hold the Ham	p. 222
Antipattern: Application Joins	p. 228
Antipattern: Application Filters	p. 230
Antipattern: Rusty Keys	p. 233
Antipattern: Revolving Doors	p. 235
Summary	p. 239
Antipatterns in this chapter	p. 240
Bitter alternatives	p. 245
Understanding entity bean alternatives	p. 246
Using EJB persistence	p. 249
Simplify with JDBC	p. 260
Using object persistence frameworks	p. 267
Antipattern: Persistent Problems	p. 275
Solution: Do not "inherit" a persistence architecture--choose it	p. 282
Summary	p. 283
Antipatterns in this chapter	p. 284
Broader topics	p. 285
Bitter tunes	p. 287
Measures of success	p. 289
Antipattern: Premature Optimization	p. 291
Antipattern: Performance Afterthoughts	p. 296
Grist for the tuning mill	p. 298
Antipattern: Thrash-tuning	p. 303
Mini-antipattern: Manual Performance Testing	p. 305
Automated performance testing with JUnitPerf	p. 307
Modeling performance	p. 315
Mini-antipattern: Stage Fright	p. 317
Summary: Tuning with confidence	p. 318
Antipatterns in this chapter	p. 319
Bitter builds	p. 324
Wrapping big packages without bows	p. 326
Antipattern: System Loaded Application Classes	p. 332
Antipattern: EJB Code Duplication	p. 332
Antipattern: Build Guru	p. 337
Antipattern: Running with Scissors	p. 339
Antipattern: Integration Hell	p. 341
Summary	p. 342
Antipatterns in this chapter	p. 343
A bittersweet future	p. 348
Marking our place in history	p. 349
Plotting the next moves	p. 351
Antipatterns and next moves	p. 355
Bitter tales	p. 356
A Java development free fall	p. 357
Antipatterns in life	p. 359
Using design patterns accentuates the positive	p. 360
Design patterns online	p. 361
UML provides a language for patterns	p. 362
Antipatterns teach from the negative	p. 362
Some well-known antipatterns	p. 363
Antipatterns in practice	p. 364
Antipattern resources	p. 365
Antipattern ideas are not new	p. 366
Learning from the industry	p. 367
Detective work	p. 368
Refactoring antipatterns	p. 370
Why Bitter Java?	p. 370
The Bitter Java approach	p. 371
Bitter Java tools	p. 371
The Bitter Java organization	p. 372
The Bitter Java audience	p. 373
Looking ahead	p. 374
Bitter basics	p. 376
Developing in the EJB architecture	p. 378
Getting acquainted with the cast, the bean triad	p. 378
Know your host, the EJB container	p. 381
Crafting enterprise beans	p. 384
Defining the client interfaces	p. 385
Implementing the business logic	p. 390
Playing it safe with transactions	p. 397
Configuring the bean	p. 397
Packaging it	p. 399
Invoking your beans from a client	p. 400
Bibliography	p. 401
Index	p. 403
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