I am a professional software developer and designer who has been developing enterprise application in Java since 1998. So I have seen my share of EJB, Hibernate, Spring Framework code bases in over 14 years of investment bank experience, working in the financial sector. I recently branched out beyond the "big banks" to help improve Blue-chip businesses with my considerable hard-fought application experiences.
Chapter List
This book was published 28th September 2013 Available from Packt Publishing directly and from Amazon UK and Amazon USA; and Barnes and Nobles.
- Chapter 1: Java EE 7 HTML5 Productivity
- Chapter 2: Context and Dependency Injection
- Chapter 3: Enterprise Java Beans
- Chapter 4: Essential Java Persistence
- Chapter 5: Mappng Object-Relational Persistence
- Chapter 6: Java Servlets 3.1 with Asynchronous Request-Response
- Chapter 7: Java API for Web Socket 1.0
- Chapter 8: Java API for RESTful Services JAX-RS 2.0
- Chapter 9: Java Message Services JMS 2.0
- Chapter 10: Bean Validation 1.1
- Chapter 11: Java Persistence API Advanced Topics
- Chapter 12: Java EE.next Moving to the Cloud*
Videos
Introduction to Java EE 7 Developer Handbook from Peter Pilgrim on Vimeo.
CON4279 Test Driven Development with Java EE 7, Arquillian and Embedded GlassFish v2.0 from Peter Pilgrim on Vimeo.
Reviews
"Even better is that such a comprehensive guide book appeared only few months after the Java EE 7 release date."
By Sergiy Pylypets
"This is not just a reference guide or handbook, it beautifully covers both the theory & hands-on aspects. "
By Chhayakanta Padhi
"Java EE 7 Developer Handbook is a really good book to start with Java EE 7 but also with Java EE 6"
By Alex Soto
The book is perfect for getting an overview about many new Java EE 7 features. If you already have experience with Java EE, then this book is for you!
By Kai Wahner
I especially enjoyed reading the book because of it having very balanced views on several topics.
By Wieroo
Java EE 7 Developer Handbook - very interesting
By Seb Rose
