Abstract
Persistence solutions and object-relational mapping for Plain Old Java Objects (POJO) have recently gained popularity with Java and J2EE developers.
This session will go beyond the basics of the so-called Object-relational "impedance-mismatch" and will cover in-depth typical issues with persistence solutions, including:
- Transaction management and locking policies
- Cache management: client-session caches vs shared-cache
- Working with pooled connections and using database security
- Working with distributed applications and clustered caches
We will discuss how the "impedance-mismatch" also applies to other areas of persistence, such as Java to XML mapping (JAXB), and how a persistence solution addressing this area is an essential technology for a Service-oriented architecture (SOA).
Date and Time
Thursday - 16 December 2004 - 11.30 - 12.30
Audience
Expert
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