Java Development News:
Effective Enterprise Java
By Ted Neward
01 Oct 2004 | TheServerSide.com
In the chapter you will read about items such as:
- Using HTTPSessions sparingly
- Using object-first persistence to preserve your domain model
- Using relational-first persistence to expose the power of the relational model
- Using procedural-first persistence to create an encapsulation layer
- Recognising the object-heirarchical impedence mismatch
- Using in-process or local storage to avoid the network
- Never assuming you own the data or the database
- Lazy-loading infrequently used data
- Eagerly-loading frequently used data
- Batch SQL work to avoid round-trips
- Knowing your JDBC provider
- Tuning your SQL
Read Effective Enterprise Java Introduction or Effective Enterprise Java Chapter 5 or Download the chapters
About the Author
Ted Neward - Ted Neward is a Java and .NET author, instructor and speaker who lives in the Sacramento, CA area. He is the Editor-in-Chief of TheServerSide.NET. His personal weblog, on both Java and .NET, can be seen at http://www.neward.net/ted/weblog, and he can be reached at editor@theserverside.net.