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Markus Völter
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Markus Völter works as a freelance consultant for software technology and engineering. He focuses on the architecture of large, distributed systems. Markus is the author of several magazine articles and patterns, a regular speaker at conferences and co-author of Wiley's "Server Component Patterns".
He can be reached at voelter@acm.org or www.voelter.de
 


Presentation: "Patterns for Component Infrastructures"

Wednesday 14:15 - 15:00, Tutorial Room

Component infrastructures such as EJB, CCM or COM+ are widely used in today's enterprise applications. While each of these technologies has their own APIs, all are based on the same principles and patterns. This session presents a pattern language that "builds" a typical server-side component infrastructure. Examples are provided for EJB, COM+, CCM and for a proprietary component infrastructure for embedded systems. Most detailed examples will be provided in the context of EJB.
The pattern language itself will be illustrated with the help of a series of cartoons, as well as with additional slides with details on EJB.

Patterns for Component Infrastructures - (slides)

Please notice that the slides are password protected. You should have received an e-mail containing the required username and password.


Tutorial: "Common J2EE Architectural Alternatives"
Thursday 13:00 - 16:00
J2EE serves as a reference architecture for enterprise applications. For each part of a multi-tier enterprise system, J2EE provides an implementation technology. However, it is not always easy to determine which technology to use, and how. For example, useful applications have been built using only Servlets and JDBC - no EJBs in between, whereas large-scale enterprise applications might use several J2EE elements, like JSPs/Servlets, different EJB types, back-end integration e.g. by means of CORBA and JMS-based messaging all together. This session explores different architectural alternatives when working with J2EE, outlines their strenghts and weaknesses, and gives enterprise application examples where they have been successfully applied.
 
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