Java EE Enterprise Application Case Study : Complete Solution addressing NFRs

Content: 
Cover Page; Title Page; Copyright; Preface; Acknowledgements; About the Author; Contents; List of Figures; Part I --
 Solution; Introduction; Tackling Business Problem; Risks and Assumptions; Class Diagram --
 from Domain Model to Class Diagrams; Component Diagram --
 Logical Architecture; Deployment Diagram --
 Physical Architecture; Sequence Diagram --
 from Use Cases to Sequence Diagrams; Design Decisions; Summary; Business Problem --
 Case Study; Solution; Objective and Scope; Zamco Business Domain Model; Assumptions; Architecture Decisions; Risks and Mitigation; Zamco Architecture Overview Zamco Application FrameworkZamco UML Diagrams; Part II --
 Non-Functional Requirements; Tackling the NFRs; NFRs --
 Solution; Performance; Scalability; Availability; Security; Reliability; Extensibility and Maintainability; Manageability; Sessions ( State ) Management; Transaction & Concurrency; Persistence; Distribution; Part III --
 Java EE Best Practices; Best Practices --
 Java EE Applications; Web Tier; Business Tier; Persistent Tier; Methodology & Processes; Summary; Glossary; PART IV --
 Appendices; Appendix I: Approach and Methodology; Approach --
 Solutioning; Appendix II: Java EE Vs Dot Net Java EEDot Net; Appendix III: Open Source Development; Advantages and Disadvantages of Open Source; Appendix IV: Sizing and Capacity Planning; Step I: Create User Scenarios; Step II: Add Monitoring Capability; Step III: Add User Load; Step IV: Analyze Results; Step V: Remediate; Step VI: Rinse & Repeat; References; End
 Abstract:             The motivation to write this book comes from facts that there a gamut of frameworks and technologies today to build a custom enterprise applications using Java frameworks. Which options should I go with and what are the choices that I need to make. Do I need to procure multiple frameworks or Java EE (5 and above) provides comprehensive capabilities