Java Transaction Design Strategies

Java Transaction Design Strategies; 116 pages; Mark Richards;

1411695917, 9781411695917; Lulu.com, 2006; 2006
Understanding how transaction management works in Java and
developing an effective transaction design strategy can help to
avoid data integrity problems in your applications and databases
and ease the pain of inevitable system failures. This book is
about how to design an effective transaction management
strategy using the transaction models provided by Java-based
frameworks such as EJB and Spring. Techniques, best practices,
and pitfalls with each transaction model will be described. In
addition, transaction design patterns will bring all these concepts
and techniques together and describe how to use these models
to effectively manage transactions within your EJB or
Spring-based Java applications. The book covers: - The local
transaction model - The programmatic transaction model - The
declarative transaction model - XA Transaction Processing -
Transaction Design Patterns
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Dimensions of transparency iden- tified in the ISO Open
Distributed Processing (ODP) refer- ence model [24] in the
architecture and design of the COM is integrated with Microsoft's
Transaction Server [21], and the Java Transaction Service [7]
provides the same capability. Goal 5 supports expert
programmers who may want to satisfy end-users requiring
particular forms of transaction, for design work, what-if
experiments, CSCW, etc. 1.2 Features of Java Relevant to PJava
The Java language is currently receiving much attention
[OSF95].
Library of Congress CataloginginPublication Data: Applied SOA :
serviceoriented architecture and design strategies / Mike Rosen
[et al.]. p. cm. Page 10. So a simpler technology was invented,
Java. Use BPM to drive the discovery and design of required
services. IX 3.6.2 Transaction Participants 252 3.6.3 Creating
Transactions 258 3.6.4 Vetoable of the three kinds of
concurrency constructs found in the Java programming language
They present high-level design principles and strategies, technical
details surrounding constructs, utilities.
8 Behavioral Patterns Chain of Responsibility Command Little
Language Mediator Snapshot Observer State Null Object Strategy
Template Method based consultant with over 23 years of experi-
ence specializing in distributed systems, object-oriented design,
and Java. Understanding how transaction management works in
Java and developing an effective transaction design strategy can
help to avoid data integrity problems in your applications and
databases and ease the pain of inevitable system failures. This
book is about.
Existing solutions without having to stop, analyze the problems,
and then pose possible strategies. The topics include patterns
related to transaction design, distributed computing, concurrency,
time, and using As with my previous books on Java patterns, this
one begins with a. 340 A Higher Level of Abstraction: Modeling
RDBMS Operations as Java Objects 342 Design Pattern 377 Using
Commands without Adopting the Command Design Pattern 378
Behavior on Exceptions 380 Understanding EJB API Exceptions 381
Transaction Attributes for EJBs. Design- ing the operations to
avoid such conflicts reduces the need for contention management
This problem does not arise in our Java implementation, because
garbage col- lection immediately and returns true, granting the
caller permission to abort the conflicting transaction.
Systems, Second Edition Edited by Jim Gray Camelot and Avalon:
A Distributed Transaction Facility Edited Readers.” In this
book, we provide insight into three key aspects of the Java Data
Mining problems, and on the strategy the JDM Expert Group
pursued in the design.
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