Java EE in Practice
summary
LHIND shows concrete stacks and fixes: two apps called Cote and HAM Suite integrate with more than 10 external systems and ~50 subsystems respectively, use Java EE6/7 on JBoss EAP6/WildFly, Camunda BPM, PrimeFaces (with push), CDI, JPA/Hibernate Search and Drools; a JSF view scope backport is implemented as a CDI extension so JSF-like flow state works on EAP6; long reports use an asynchronous report with Future+polling to avoid load‑balancer timeouts; Drools caused PermGen leaks so rules run on separate servers.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:33Oracle Safe Harbor Statement
- 0:49Background
- 2:24Flight Levels
- 2:45Junkers JU52
- 3:08Lufthansa Industry Solutions
- 11:51Technologies
- 15:17Example Projects
- 19:06Architecture
- 24:46Longrunning Reports
- 30:01Trackable Changes
- 37:41Expression Language Integration
- 45:47Faces Flows
- 47:15Questions
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