Professional WebObjects 5.0 with Java.pdf

Professional WebObjects 5.0 with Java

Michael DeMan

Josh Flowers

Gustavo Frederico

Ben Galbraith

John Hopkins

Pero Maric

Max Muller

Jim Roepcke

Bernhard Scholz

Daniel H. Steinberg

Thomas Termini

Pierce Wetter

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Douglas Bergere

mmalcolm Crawford

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Professional WebObjects 5.0 with Java

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Credits

Authors

Technical Reviewers

Michael DeMan

John Paul Ashenfelter

Josh Flowers

Michael Boerner

Gustavo Frederico

Oliver Breidenbach

Ben Galbraith

Bill Bumgarner

John Hopkins

Robert Burns

Pero Maric

Patrice Collardez

Max Muller

David A. Coyle

Jim Roepcke

Dave Every

Bernhard Scholz

Hang Lau

Daniel H. Steinberg

Paul Lynch

Thomas Termini

Phil Powers-deGeorge

Pierce Wetter

Patrick Robinson

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mmalcolm Crawford

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About the Authors

Michael DeMan

Michael DeMan is a senior consulting engineer specializing in enterprise software development

and systems integration using WebObjects and J2EE technologies. He has been developing

scalable multi-tier Internet applications since 1996, and has worked with object-oriented

technologies since 1990.

Michael is the founder of Gemini Solutions, Inc., a software services and solutions company, and

also co-founded the Pattern Research Foundation, a non-profit organization that provides

technical assistance to other non-profit organizations.

Michael graduated with his Bachelor's degree in Philosophy from Western Washington

University (WWU) in 1994. He also attended the computer science graduate program at WWU

before beginning work in the commercial sector.

Michael can be reached at michael@geminisolutions.com

Josh Flowers

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Gustavo Frederico

After nine years trying to learn how to play the violin, Gustavo Frederico started studying Computer

Science at Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil) in 1992, where he graduated.

Gustavo now lives in Ottawa, Canada, and has survived four winters, so far. He develops web-

based solutions in Java for e-commerce projects at MONTAGE.DMC eBusiness Services, a

division of AT&T Canada.

To my wife, Louise.

Ben Galbraith

Ben Galbraith first started programming when he was eight years old. He spent a considerable

amount of his youth as a hobby programmer. In his late teens, he was hired by a Silicon Valley

computer manufacturer to develop Windows-based client-server applications. In 1995,Ben began

developing for the web and fell in love with Unix, VI, and Perl.

After some years as an Internet consultant, Ben now leads the Java development team at an

insurance company in Salt Lake City. He regularly lectures, evangelizes, and gives classes on

Java technology.

To my wife Jessica.

John Hopkins

Native of Fort Worth, Texas, I earned my B.S. in Mathematics at Texas Christian University,

then started my programming career in the local aircraft industry at General Dynamics, where I

met my wife. From there, we worked together in the electronic music industry in Australia, for

Fairlight Instruments, Pty Ltd. on a music printing system. After a year of tutoring college-level

mathematics, I moved on to desktop applications for the Mac OS, first with Data Tailor, then

The SU5 Group, helping with the creation of Trapeze, Persuasion, DeltaGraph, FaxSTF Network

and Meeting Maestro, and products for VariLite's theatrical lighting systems.

For the millennium, I helped scour UNIX system code for Y2K bugs. Then, I helped implement

web sites, using WebObjects and J2EE technologies and Tensor Information Systems. I also

taught classes in Java and XML, wrote for the company newsletter on programming and

mathematics, and wrote a case study for Java Report. I am studying current and upcoming XML

and peer-to-peer computing technologies for virtual supercomputing and cycle selling projects.

In my spare time, I help Dr Laurence Furr with Trinity Lutheran Church's music activities:

singing, playing piano, organ, violin and hand bells, composing and arranging. I also play violin

in the Fort Worth Civic Orchestra. Occasionally, I get a jazz piano gig, either live performance

or recording session (check out the Paul Warren CD "Sweet Deliverance"). I try to keep up with

developments in physics with the help of my friend, Dr Bruce Miller at TCU. Most of all, I enjoy

spending time with my wife, Darlene – a fellow software engineer and musician, and my

daughter, Elise – a fellow author and musician.

Pero Maric

Pero has been working with WebObjects since version 4.0 and has been developing Java

applications since 1997. Currently he is a Technical Support Lead at MONTAGE.DMC (a

Division of AT&T Canada), where he mentors and assists team members in providing support

for WebObjects applications at Nortel Networks.

Pero's interests include application servers, long Ultimate games, cycling and squash.

Thanks to all the editors, authors and reviewers at Wrox Press for making this book

possible. Also, a big thanks goes out to Samantha for her support.

Max Muller

Max Muller was raised in the Midwest and first discovered the joys of programming while

attending the Oklahoma High School for Science and Mathematics. Being a chronic

overachiever, in four years at Georgetown University Max completed both a Bachelor of

Science, majoring in Computer Science and Economics, and a Masters in Economics, focusing

on mathematical modeling. At Georgetown, Max competed on various mathematical modeling

and ACM competitions.

It was also at university that Max first started working with WebObjects in his spare time, before

taking an internship on a large Department of Defense WebObjects project in his junior year.

After graduating, Max moved to the bay area and worked for several dotcoms before finding the

perfect combination in NetStruxr, a corporate real estate procurement and transaction platform.

Since starting at NetStruxr and learning the secrets of DirectToWeb from the original author and

CTO of NetStruxr, Patrice Gautier, Max has become an outspoken advocate of building template

and rule based user interfaces with WebObjects.

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