Tonight, I’ve attended Java SIG meeting in New York. CameronPurdy of Tangosol was presenting on ten thing that will help you to screw your enterprise Java application. This was a re-run of his JavaOne talk.
#10 To specify your data access model before you understand the granularity
#9 Assuming that container will take care of transactions
#8 Using a stateless architecture
#7 Design the application for deployment on a single server and assume that that server will handle reliability and scalability for you
#6 Using popular technologies such as WebServices for component integration and remoting
#5 Rolling your own frameworks
#4 Distributing of synchronous objects across the network
#3 Design logic and data flow assuming that this is a single user system
#2 Compensate for lack of knowledge of the application domain by maintaining flexibility
#1 Put off the system testing until the application is ready to deploy
It’s always fun to listen to Cameron.
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