Java Transaction Processing Design and Implementation

"The authors have addressed all transactions related issues faced by java developers in a single book."<>-Debabrata Panda, Principal Product Manager, EJB & Transactions, Oracle Application Server Development, Oracle Corporation Java Transaction Processing: Design and Implementation The J2EE transactions guide for serious enterprise developers <>This is the definitive guide to leveraging transactions using state-of-the-art J2EE technologies. The authors offer clear, comprehensive explanations of underlying transaction concepts, and deep insights into J2EE and Java from a transactional perspective. They also introduce emerging standards and implementations that will enable broad interoperability across heterogeneous environments-including new Web services standards for building far more reliable systems. Coverage includes:<>- The fundamentals of distributed transactions<>- Transaction models and their representation in Java, including both JTA and JTS<>- Transactional connectivity to relational databases through JDBC<>- JMS facilities for local and distributed transactions<>- Transactional support provided by Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB)<>- Transactional interactions via the Java Connector Architecture (JCA)<>- Key J2EE architectural considerations for mission-critical transactional applications<>- Planned modifications to J2EE to support new distributed application paradigms<>No other book offers developers, architects, and integrators as sophisticated an understanding of J2EE transactions-or more practical guidance on exploiting them in mission-critical applications.<>On the Web site:<>- Links to trial versions of Oracle Application Server and Arjuna Transaction Service - enterprise-grade commercial implementations of the Java transactional technologies covered in this book.<>- Working code downloads for examples in the book.<>013035290XB07232004Little, Mark is the author of 'Java Transaction Processing Design and Implementation', published 2004 under ISBN 9780130352903 and ISBN 013035290X.