Software Architecture :: Bruno Collet
Where Theory Meets
Practice
UML
– Design Patterns – J2EE – J2SE – J2ME –
Development Process
All
material on this website is made from theory that has been
confronted with practice. This is my humble contribution to the
software architecture community, to the J2EE architects in
particular.
Articles
Custom-Grained
Data Transfer Objects
Exploring the flaws of fine and
coarse-grained concepts and using custom-grained DTO as a
solution.
SOA
Solutions with J2EE (published in Java Developer Journal january
2005 edition)
Describing J2EE technologies to achieve an
SOA solution for different, real-world, functional and technical
requirements.
To
EAR or not to EAR: Choosing the Granularity of J2EE Deployment
Units
Discussing the issues of deployment granularity,
according to the J2EE specifications and application server
limitations.
Packages,
Frameworks, Components and Subsystems: How They Fit
Together
Defining these elements in the scope of J2EE,
based on an example.
A
Freeware Desktop Environment for the J2EE Architect
Evaluating
the software, from IDEs and UML modeling tools down to operating
system, to setup a complete desktop environment for the J2EE
architect, for no more than 0$.
Inversion
of Control Reality Check
Sorting through the hype to assess
what the Inversion of Control design pattern can bring to your
architecture.
Enabling
Reusability
Presenting essential conditions to enable
reuse, and trying to determine the extra cost of making reusable
software.
Resource Bundles
A resource bundle is a set of resources such as links, electronic books, and book references, related to a given topic.
From
Java Developer to J2EE Architect
Discussing the learning
path that can bring a Java developer to the role of J2EE
architect. This includes UML, development processes, J2EE, design
patterns, certifications, and more.
Roles
of the Software Architect
Defining the roles of the
software architect.
Communities
Related to Software and J2EE Architecture
Identifying key
web communities related to the software architect and J2EE
architect professions. Because staying aware and sharing opinions
is a must.
Tips
Little pragmatic guides to, well, make things work as they are intended.
Configuring JBoss for JavaServer Faces
A Simple Log4J Configuration for JBoss
Overriding
Standard JSF Messages
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