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“Chris Richardson targets critical design issues for lightweight Java

enterprise applications using POJOs with fantastic in-depth exam-

ples. This book extends Martin Fowler’s great book, Enterprise

Architecture Patterns , as well as the more recent Domain-Driven Design

by Eric Evans, by providing practical design guidance and useful

examples. It also addresses the architecture and design issues asso-

ciated with Spring and Hibernate development, whereas Man-

ning’s companion ‘in Action’ books focus primarily on the Spring

and Hibernate technologies.

“This is a powerful book for architects, senior developers, and

consultants. It uniquely combines best practices and design wisdom

to integrate domain-driven design and test-driven development for

object-oriented Java enterprise applications using lightweight

Spring, Hibernate, and JDO technologies.

“The table of contents reflects the important topics that most

architects and enterprise developers face every day. There is signifi-

cant need for a book like this, which shows how to address many

common and complex design issues with real-world examples. The

content in this book is unique and not really available elsewhere.”

D OUG W ARREN

Software Architect

Countrywide Financial

“ POJOs in Action fills a void: the need for a practical explanation of

the techniques used at various levels for the successful building of

J2EE projects. This book can be compared with the less enterprise-

oriented and more abstract J2EE Development without EJB by Rod

Johnson, but Richardson offers a step-by-step guide to a successful

J2EE project. The explanations of the various alternatives available

for each step provide the main thrust of this book. Also, the various

‘When to use it’ paragraphs are helpful in making choices.

“The ‘lightweight J2EE’ point of view is very under-represented in

books and this one is the most didactic J2EE-light book I have read.”

O LIVIER J OLLY

J2EE Architect

Interface SI

“ POJOs in Action provides good coverage of the current EJB 3.0 and

POJO discussions in the developer community. The book is easy to

read and has lots of good examples. It provides a complete discus-

sion of the subject matter, from the basic data definitions to

the implications on the client-side: I haven’t seen another book that

takes this approach, so it definitely fills a niche.

“The author describes some technologies as being unsuitable for

most situations, but sticks to his guns and maintains the philosophy

of providing the user with a choice, describing each possible solu-

tion in depth, despite previous assertions that a particular solution

may be sub-optimal. This reflects the realities in a developer’s world,

where we are often forced to use technologies that we might not

have chosen ourselves: this support is A Good Thing.

“Compared to Martin Fowler’s Enterprise Architecture Patterns ,

which provides a generalized description of the enterprise, this book

attempts to present the solutions to the situations Fowler describes.

While much of the information can be found elsewhere, including

the websites for the technologies as well as Fowler’s book, the

combination of focused information and the explicit samples makes

POJOs in Action much more than the sum of its parts. It isn’t merely a

duplication of what’s available elsewhere: it carefully explains the

technologies with plenty of sample code, in a consistent style.”

B RENDAN M URRAY

Senior Software Architect

IBM

POJOs in Action

DEVELOPING ENTERPRISE APPLICATIONS

WITH LIGHTWEIGHT FRAMEWORKS

CHRIS RICHARDSON

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