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Architecting for J2EE Performance
Take a look at how certain architectural and design decisions impact J2EE Web service application performance.

Java Pro Live! Boston, October 19, 2004

Watch a video of the session! (51:30)

Web services are being deployed today primarily by early adopters. With the advent of the J2EE 1.4 specification and its focus on Web services functionality, adoption and deployment of Web services technology will increase substantially. In his Java Pro Live! session, Steve Stover discussed how decisions made during the architectural and design phases of the application development lifecycle have a significant impact on the long-term performance and scalability of a J2EE 1.4/Web service application.

Resources:
"Strategies for Architecting High Performance J2EE Applications," by Steve Stover (registration required)
FTPOnline's J2EE Special Report
FTPOnline's Testing and Performance Special Report
FTPOnline's J2EE Hot Topic page

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