Java Transaction Design Strategies (Mark Richards)

 
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Java Transaction Design Strategies (Mark Richards)

Understanding how Java handles transactions and creating a sound transaction design strategy will help you avoid data integrity issues in your databases and applications and lessen the impact of unavoidable system failures.

This book explains how to create a successful transaction management strategy by utilizing the transaction models that Java-based frameworks like EJB and Spring provide. With each transaction model, methods, best practices, and hazards will be discussed. Additionally, transaction design patterns will tie all of these ideas and methods together and explain how to utilize these models to efficiently manage transactions in your Java applications that are built using EJB or Spring.

The book discusses: - XA Transaction Processing - The Declarative Transaction Model - The Local Transaction Model - The Programmatic Transaction Model - The Declarative Transaction Model

Ebook Details

Author(s)
About the Authors
At IBM, Mark Richards, a Certified Senior IT Architect, works on the design and architecture of expansive SOAs using J2EE and other technologies, primarily for the financial services sector.
Publisher
Published
Published Date / Year
(June 16, 2006); eBook (InfoQ.com)
Hardcover
116 pages
eBook Format
PDF (117 pages, 1.7 MB), ePub, and MOBI
Language
English
ISBN-10
1411695917
ISBN-13
978-1411695917

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