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My newest book "Real World Java EE Patterns - Rethinking Best Practices" is out. I'm in the process of checking-in the samples into http://kenai.com/projects/javaee-patterns. I can send you a signed copy if you like - however I'm a singleton and will be not able to handle more, than few copies a week. Just drop me an email.

You will find more current content about Java EE 5/6, other technical topics, and activities in my weblog. An excerpt from my trainings / workshops. The content of most of my trainings is customized for customer's needs (e.g. companies specific Use Cases and technologies or frameworks).

  • NEW: J2EE 1.4 -> Java EE 5 Migrationguide

    • Content: Migration of J2EE 1.4 applications to Java EE 5
    Coexistence of J2EE 1.4 and Java EE 5
    Introduction to Java EE 5 architectures and patterns
    Solutions for issues like transactionality, security, concurrency and interop
    Dependency Injection, Convention Over Configuration, JPA, EJB 3.X,
    Where: Around the world, better Munich :-)
    Duration: 2+ days (depends on knowledge/prerequisites), Interested?:email an [abien at adam minus bien dot com]. It is based on contents from the Real World Java EE Patterns - Rethinking Best Practices book.
  • NEW: Real World Java EE 5/6 Bootcamp

    • Content: Introduction into the Java EE 5 concepts, tooling and application servers
    JSF, EJB 3, JPA, JMS, JNDI, Java Connector Architecture, JDBC
    Java EE 5 and non functional requirements like monitoring, high availability, scaleability, performance. We will develop together a fully functional, multi channel Java EE 5 application from "scratch"
    Where: Around the world, better Munich :-)
    Duration: 3+ days (depends on knowledge/prerequisites),
    Interested?:email an [abien at adam minus bien dot com] It is based on contents from the Real World Java EE Patterns - Rethinking Best Practices book.
  • NEW: Java EE 5 Patterns, Idioms, Hacks and Architectures workshop

    • Content: How to structure Java EE 5/6 applications? Modularization and Java EE 5. Different transaction strategies. Errorhandling, logging and exceptions. Service Oriented Architectures and Domain Driven Design, Data Binding strategies, Different Deployment Strategies, Patterns and Best Practices. Is based on the book: Real World Java EE Patterns - Rethinking Best Practices Duration: 3+ days (depends on knowledge/prerequisites),
    Interested?:email an [abien at adam minus bien dot com]
  • NEW: Enterprise Architecture Workshop / Training

    • Content:Efficient and pragmatic Enterprise Architectures, the usage of UML 2.0 for documentation, Working with distributed teams, team building, thin clients, rich clients and multitier architectures. Architecture patterns and approaches, the impact of non functional requirements on the system architecture. Architecture and Design Patterns. Is based on the book: Enterprise Architekturen
    Duration: 2+ days (depends on knowledge/prerequisites),
    Interested?:email an [abien at adam minus bien dot com]
  • NEW: Java EE 5 - Presentation Tier Architectures and Patterns

    • Content:The principles of Java Server Faces, Google Web Toolkit, Ruby On Rails and other Java EE 5 Web Frameworks
    The separation of generated and manually crafted code. Data Binding techniques, Model View Presenter Pattern (Passive View and Supervising Controller), stateful and stateless, Testability of the UI, Reuse of Presentation Logic, the impacts of AJAX to the overall architecture of the system. After the introduction of the principles and theory, we will build together a simple application from scratch and "learning by doing". Duration: 2+ days (depends on knowledge/prerequisites),
    Interested?:email an [abien at adam minus bien dot com]
  • NEW: State Of The Art Rich Client Programming with Java Update N, and Java FX 1.2 (or Swing)

    • Content:Architecting maintainable Rich Internet Applications with nothing, but Java 6 SE and JSRs
    The separation of generated and manually crafted code. Data Binding techniques, Model View Presenter Pattern (Passive View and Supervising Controller), stateful vs. stateless architectures, Testability of the UI, using Netbeans RCP for more complex applications, WebStart deployment, reusing the presentation logic for JSF and Swing, using DataBinding together with EJB 3.0 and JPA 1.0. After the introduction of the principles and theory, we will build together a simple application from scratch and "learning by doing". This workshop is based on the ideas from my JavaONE 2007 session.
    Duration: 2+ days (depends on knowledge/prerequisites),
    Interested?:email an [abien at adam minus bien dot com]
  • NEW: From 0 to 100 - Java for absolute beginners

    • Content:Project related introduction to Java and IDE
    Object oriented programming to Java, with basic GoF patterns and best practices
    Walk through useful "core" libraries and opensource frameworks
    UI development with Swing
    XML processing and configuration
    Debugging, profiling, building
    Distributed programming with JDBC, RMI, IIOP, JMS and WebServices
    Duration: 3+ days (depends on knowledge/prerequisites),
    Interested?:email an [abien at adam minus bien dot com]
  • The courses above are just some excerpts from frequently requested trainings and coachings. Feel free to contact me directly for custom content and coachings.
    • JAX/Enterprise Architektur Konferenz 2006 Conference Advisory Board

    • "Principles of Transactional And Distributed Applications"
      , "EJB 3.0",
      "JEE5 Patterns",
      "Patterns for Asynchronous Applications",
      "BOF: Der Software-Architekt? Eine Diskussion über Kompetenzen und Limitierungen in einem spannenden Job"
    • Article: Architecture Series for Java Magazin

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    Live events:
    Just published:
    • Fachartikel: Methoden und Tools der Softwareentwicklung, Computerwoche Ausgabe 8 (11.10.2002)
    • Article: J2EE Patterns I, Java Magazin, Ausgabe 11.02
    • Article: J2EE Patterns II, Java Magazin, Ausgabe 12.02
    • Article: J2EE Patterns III, Java Magazin, Ausgabe 01.03
    • Article: J2EE Patterns IV, Java Magazin, Ausgabe 02.03
    • Article: J2EE Patterns V, Java Magazin, Ausgabe 03.03
    • Article: J2EE Patterns VI, Java Magazin, Ausgabe 04.03
    • Article: J2EE Patterns VII, Java Magazin, Ausgabe 05.03
    • Article: J2EE Patterns VIII, Java Magazin, Ausgabe 06.03
    • Article: J2EE Patterns IX, Java Magazin, Ausgabe 07.03
    • Article: J2EE Patterns X, Java Magazin, Ausgabe 08.03
     
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    Past events:
    • Technical Workshop by ArsNova, J2EE 1.4 news
      (24.06.2004), Esslingen
    • Vortrag über Model Driven Architecture (Einführung in das Konzept),@FH Landshut, 09.05.2003, EINTRITT FREI!!!
    Interested in "High End" trainings/coachings? Just send me an email...