Developing and Deploying an Enterprise System

Developing an Enterprise Application

Enterprise computing projects have adopted agile and xp practices to fit themself into a RAD world. Traditional textbooks on J2EE does not give you advice on how to model your development process and a development process is no longer just a project management concern which developers can ignore. It isn’t difficult to find a two or three member team being asked to deliver a mini "google" or mini "facebook" in six or nine months. With the right tools and approaches this definitely is possible today. Another development that vastly changed the way both businesses and developers perceive enterprise computing is the availability of open source libraries that range from frameworks like Hibernate ORM which reduce development efforts very drastically, to frameworks for nonfunctional requirements like the simian toolkit for code duplication analysis . Being a productive enterprise application developer now requires a insiders understanding into the processes and frameworks that would render development an easy and effortless process. This book is intended for those developers who want to engineer enterprise projects the way experts do.

Deploying an Enterprise System and Platform Configurations

Source code alone is not required to build a successful software solution. Infrastructure engineering is a very important but not very highlighted part of application provisioning.This section provide a realworld preview into the world of infrastructure engineering with respect to enterprise computing solutions