February 2004

• February 01, 2004 01 Feb'04

  Part 4 - Modeling simultaneously in UML, Java, and User Perspectives

  One of the benefits claimed for the Naked Objects approach is that it helps in the capture and modeling of business requirements.  Continue Reading

• February 01, 2004 01 Feb'04

  Part 3 - Write an application in Java and deploy it on .Net

  Naked Objects is a Java framework, written by Java enthusiasts, and intended for use by Java developers. But we've discovered that Naked Objects will allow you to write a business application in Java and then deploy it, without modification, on ...  Continue Reading

• February 01, 2004 01 Feb'04

  Designing Performance Testing Metrics into Highly Distributed J2EE Applications

  In ancient computing times, a wise system architect once said, "you can't manage an application you can't monitor." In many cases, documenting the design for a new application, let alone how it might be monitored, is typically beyond the scope of ...  Continue Reading