In Java Testing, Design, and Automation, Frank Cohen describes the architectural choices to build
Web-enabled applications in Java and how each choice affects scalability and reliability. Cohen
shows how to test and optimize these systems in the reader's own environment. Cohen goes
further to describe the need for intelligent test agents in Web-enabled environments, describes a
test agent framework with a tutorial on the latest Web test techniques, and presents TestMaker, a
free open-source framework for building intelligent test agents to check Java-based Web software
for performance, scalability and reliability. Cohen presents case studies and immediately useful
code of how Elsevier Science, 2Wire, Sun Microsystems and BEA successfully use intelligent test
agent technology to build scalable Java applications and assure confidence in their Web-enabled
Java projects.
Inside you will find in-depth discussion of powerful, proven Web-enabled Java architectures,
construction techniques, immediately useful code and intelligent test agents to check Java
applications in Web environments for scalability, functionality and reliability.
Java and J2EE-based dynamic database-driven Web-enabled architectures
Integrated applications using SOAP, XML-RPC, .NET, HTTP, HTTPS protocols
J2EE and .NET Interoperability Problems Solved
Performance Kits for developers in BEA WebLogic, IBM WebSphere, SunONE
eCommerce Site Architecture and Optimization
Secure Internet services using Public Key Infrastructure (PKI,) HTTPS, SSL
Building with the next generation security technologies: WS-I, SAML, Liberty
Avoiding and Solving Concurrency Problems
Architecture, code, and test agents for J2EE, Java Web Services, P2P, .NET
Easy to understand test scripts using Python/Jython and Java
Extended architectures include email protocols (IMAP, SMTP, POP3) applications
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