What is WebSphere? Java, J2EE, Portal and Beyond! (Demystifying IBM's Middle Tier Technology) - Softcover

McKenzie, Cameron W

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1598729012 ISBN 13: 9781598729016

Publisher: PulpJava, 2007

Synopsis

What is WebSphere? is the reference you need to start understanding, managing, and capitalizing on an IBM based, WebSphere infrastructure. As a developer, mentor and technical trainer, the author, Cameron McKenzie, has been preaching the virtues of WebSphere for years. However, in his sermons, the same questions keep coming up, over and over again. What is WebSphere? tackles those questions in a funny, informative and easy to understand manner. This book is the best tool around for demystifying IBM's middle-tier technology. What is WebSphere? tackles those 'need to know' questions to which both WebSphere soldiers and J2EE neophytes need to have the answers. If you want to learn about WebSphere in a hurry, but you don't want to read a 700 page textbook that is littered with unreadable code, this is the book for you. In fact, the author promises right off the bat to demystify WebSphere without throwing all sorts of HTML and Java code in your face. Of course, the author breaks that promise on about half a dozen pages, but the sentiment remains. Whether you're a DBA, a senior systems analyst, a project manager, or a Java developer, there is knowledge in this book that you absolutely need to have..... The sections on demystifying J2EE and the WebSphere runtime environment will empower project managers to make more effective management decisions. The section on connection pooling and JDBC management will enlighten DBAs. The advanced sections on WebSphere classloaders, Java Naming (JNDI) and session management will enable developers to better leverage the services afforded to them by the WebSphere Application Server. And the sections on the WebSphere runtime will help J2EE architects make more enlightened infrastructure decisions. It doesn't matter who you are - if you are using WebSphere, you need the knowledge contained in this book! Order your copy now! www.portorials.com www.scja.com

About this title

About the Author

Cameron McKenzie (mail@cameronmckenzie.com) is a WebSphere Portal Architect and Certified IBM Technical Trainer working out of Downer's Grove (Chicagoland), Illinois.

You can attend his classes for between $2,000 and $4,000 a week. You could alternatively hire him for $200 an hour as a consultant. Or, you could buy this book, a masterpiece that took well over six months to write and complete, all for a very reasonable price. What a bargain!

Oh, and if you want your book shipped out the next day, and at a nice little discount, you can order directly from the author, through amazon. Just buy from the seller named pulpjava_examscam_publishing, and get the personalized service that only Cameron can offer.

And we've always got copies in stock, even if amazon is temporarily out. That's one of the benefits of buying directly from the author.

Review

In an industry where books are typically dry and out of date, this book is entertaining and effective. This is a total, required read for anyone working with, or planning to work with WebSphere. --Michael Carerra

I spent over $3000 on a WebSphere class, and left totally confused. Discouraged, I was given a copy of this book, and everything came clear. I really wish I read this book instead of taking the class. It's amazing how clear and concise material, that is delivered in a manner that is entertaining and easy to read, can make what are otherwise complex topics, clear and simple. --Katie Heffernan

Far and away the best book written about Java, J2EE or WebSphere. A compact read, a fun read, and and easy read. The author has a great way using his way with words to enable to reader to easily conceptualize difficult subject. A great book! It makes WebSphere easy and clear. --Jim Chaung

Edition details

• Publisher: PulpJava
• Publication date: 2007
• ISBN 10: 1598729012
• ISBN 13: 9781598729016
• Binding: Paperback
• Language: English
• Number of pages: 280