Enterprise Application Architecture: Amazon.de: Joseph Moniz: Englische Bücher

Gebundene Ausgabe: 500 Seiten
Verlag: Wrox Press; Auflage: illustrated edition (1. Juni 1999)
Sprache: Englisch
ISBN-10: 1861002580
ISBN-13: 978-1861002587
Gr��e und/oder Gewicht: 23,8 x 18,8 x 5 cm

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Amid the flurry of new development languages, operating systems and standards, it's often easy to lose sight of the big picture. Although there is no shortage of tools, it is often real knowledge of how to use them that is lacking. In Enterprise Application Architecture with VB, ASP and MTS, Joseph Moniz shares his expertise by presenting a far-reaching framework for large-scale development that may well change the way you programme for the enterprise.

This is an advanced title for serious programmers and system architects. Unlike other works that focus on a particular tool or architecture, this book lays out Moniz's own--a framework called an Enterprise Calibre System that is designed to deliver available, scalable and secure solutions. He uses an n-tier model of distributing processing but also focuses on horizontal scalability within each tier.

Much of this lengthy hardcover is devoted to explanation of this approach but the author also takes the reader through creating a full-fledged enterprise management system that employs its techniques using Visual Basic, Active Server Pages and other commercial tools. The author presents a fascinating 4-dimensional data object model that is bound to open new development doors for many developers.

This title's layout is textbook style, with dense text and sample code in tiny fonts. However, all of the code is available on the publisher's Web site for download. Some technical books transform readers as well as instruct. This masterwork clearly has that characteristic. --Stephen W.Plain

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Amidst the flurry of new development languages, operating systems, and standards, it's often easy to lose sight of the big picture. There's no shortage of tools--but it is often real knowledge of how to use them that is lacking. In Enterprise Application Architecture with VB, ASP, and MTS, Joseph Moniz shares his expertise by presenting a far-reaching framework for large-scale development that may well change the way you program for the enterprise.

This is an advanced title for serious programmers and system architects. Unlike other works that focus on a particular tool or architecture, this book lays out Moniz's own--a framework called an Enterprise Caliber System--which is designed to deliver available, scalable, and secure solutions. He uses an n-tier model of distributed processing but also focuses on horizontal scalability within each tier.

Much of this lengthy hardcover is devoted to explaining his approach, but the author also takes you through creating a full-fledged enterprise management system that employs its techniques using Visual Basic, Active Server Pages (ASP), and other commercial tools. Moniz presents a fascinating four-dimensional data object model that is bound to open new development doors for many developers.

This title's layout is textbook style, with dense text and sample code in tiny type size. However, all of the code is also available on the publisher's Web site for download. Some technical books transform readers as well as instruct. This masterwork clearly has that characteristic. --Stephen W. Plain

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Inspired, incomplete, imperfect 24. April 2000

Von Mark J. Howell

Even as a non-VB programmer I got some great ideas from this book, such as the implicit pattern for implementing auditable entities and dynamic property lists in SQL Server. The (perhaps too long) introductory material on "farms" (distribution and components) had me yelling "Yes!" out loud. But, I found the organization of the book befuddling at times, and thought some of the methods and advice weren't as universal as they sounded. Look at this as one man's well-refined method for delivering a broad, but not universal, class of applications on the VB/MTS/ASP/SQL Server platform. Was worth my time. Thanks Mr. Moniz!

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Great concepts, poor implementation 27. M�rz 2000

Von B. Harriger

In a nutshell Moniz puts forth a great concept, but plan on using your own implementation. Read on for the details. When I first read this book I couldn't turn the pages fast enough. I was elated that someone had an architecture that supported just about everything my users were asking for. Then we implemented, or tried to anyway. The code generated by his 'Object Factory' was poorly commented and dismally formated. It uses older ODBC, and improperly uses CreateObject() when the components are supposed to be built to take advantage of MTS. (You must use CreateInstance() to keep your components in the same context) He is also passing whole user-defined objects across process boundaries instead of serializing the data. Incredible performance hit! Still enamored with the concept I converted it to ADO and fixed the MTS errors, thinking that I would just copy this cleaned-up project over and over and edit it to support new objects. Man, was that ever complicated! So, now I'm in my third iteration (and last) of trying to implement this architecture by partitioning the functionality into separate components. In theory, this redisign should work better, and be much simpler than his implementation. (Maybe I'll write a book with my version.) ;^)>

Destined to become a classic along with Date, Cobb et al 27. M�rz 2000

Von Ein Kunde

If you are finally graduating from structured procedural code al la mainframe to the brave new world of servers, objects, clients, and the web etc. you will need some mentors along the way.

I suggest you start with Murach's VB6, then move up the ladder with Balena's VB 6 Programming, and when you are ready to hit the big time, get this book.

You'll read it and feel you are navigating the treacherous new waters in the safety, and security of a luxury yacht.

Happy Cruising !

Good Book; Wrong Title

This book gives an in-depth look at building reusable, RAD-capable, inheritable data objects. In the process it also shows how to use MS SQL Server as an object database (not a... Lesen Sie weiter...

Ver�ffentlicht am 16. M�rz 2000 von "ankouselkie"

I've down graded my review

This book does teach you to create reusable components. It misses out on the implementation of Business Logic and searching. Lesen Sie weiter...

Ver�ffentlicht am 18. Februar 2000 von Greg Gorman

Don't waste your money or time.

This book not only wasted my time but resulted in utter frustration. I read over half of the book before returning it for a refund. This book is a bad mark in the Wrox name. Lesen Sie weiter...

Ver�ffentlicht am 14. Februar 2000 von Tom

Save your money - this book is bad

I knew there were going to be problems when I read "I trained as a chemical engineer and not as a computer scientist. Lesen Sie weiter...

Am 7. Februar 2000 ver�ffentlicht

Good data access methods, bad business logic

This book does a good job in the data layer portion of an N-Tier framework.

The author shows how to create classes that can create their own database objects such as the... Lesen Sie weiter...

Am 28. Januar 2000 ver�ffentlicht

Save your money and look else where

The book does a very poor job of explaining the higher level concepts that the author used to develop his "methodology". Lesen Sie weiter...

Ver�ffentlicht am 26. Januar 2000 von James M. Pearson

Very Disappointing!

The content of this book definitely does NOT live up to the title "...ASP and MTS...". The chapter on ASP is very light. Lesen Sie weiter...

Am 30. Dezember 1999 ver�ffentlicht

Rambling self glorification

I purchased this book with high hopes, but it became immediately obvious that it was a rambling self glorification of one persons approach to Enterprise development (sort of... Lesen Sie weiter...

Am 16. Dezember 1999 ver�ffentlicht

But could have been a 5

I was truly disappointed by this offering from Wrox. But I should also state that my expectations were HUGE given the title and the quality and sophistication of other Wrox titles... Lesen Sie weiter...

Ver�ffentlicht am 21. November 1999 von Chris Harrington

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