Ben Forta
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Reality ColdFusion: J2EE Integration

ISBN
0321129482
Pages
554
Publisher
Macromedia Press — October 2002

This is your invitation to be part of real-world ColdFusion development teams as they tackle real-world problems.

Developers of all levels have been trumped at one time or another by the amount of time it takes to design, build, and implement a quality custom application. This holds true even in a ColdFusion environment, renowned for its ease of use and rapid application development. But developers don’t have to forge ahead on their own any longer. This book, part of a new series of ColdFusion books from Macromedia Press, puts readers squarely in the middle of a crack team of experts as they confront real-world development problems and design real-world solutions. The end result includes complete, configurable, high-quality applications that developers can use in their own solutions.

ColdFusion MX is built on underlying J2EE technology, and to fully leverage the power of this remarkable new ColdFusion you need to know Java basics and how to best utilize the power of Java within the ColdFusion world. This title focuses on marrying the power of back-end Java with the simplicity of ColdFusion. Written for experienced ColdFusion developers, this book presents thorough and complete case studies of that demonstrate and teach the techniques used by the experts.

The book is divided into five sections, each representing a complete application – an EJB based e-commerce system, an enterprise portal, a JMS based B2B exchange, a complete CRM application, and a syndication engine built on XML and Web Services. All the documentation for the development process for each application is included, with an emphasis on getting results quickly.

Chapter listing

Introduction
2: I: The Enterprise Portal
3: I-1: Product Requirements
4: I-2: Initial Thoughts
5: I-3: Development
6: I-4: The Solution
7: I-5: Delivery
8: II: The E-Commerce Application
9: II-1: Product Requirements
10: II-2: Initial Thoughts
11: II-3: Development
12: II-4: The Solution
13: II-5: Delivery
14: III: The B2B Auction / Exchange
15: III-1: Product Requirements
16: III-2: Initial Thoughts
17: III-3: Development
18: III-4: The Solution
19: III-5: Delivery
20: IV: The CRM System
21: IV-1: Product Requirements
22: IV-2: Initial Thoughts
23: IV-3: Development
24: IV-4: The Solution
25: IV-5: Delivery
26: V: The News Center
27: V-1: Product Requirements
28: V-2: Initial Thoughts
29: V-3: Development
30: V-4: The Solution
31: V-5: Delivery

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