August 2018
Intermediate to advanced
314 pages
8h 9m
English
A typical application contains a presentation layer, which is the client side of the application, a persistence layer or database, and an intermediary layer, which is the server side of the application and contains the business logic. The layer that interests us is the intermediary layer. This receives the requests from the client layer, performs some business logic, accesses the database if necessary (executing queries and updates), and provides the result to the client layer.
This server-side layer generally consists of several modules or services. Although the application has a modular architecture, the application is deployed and packaged as a monolithic block. Modules represented by classes and files are ...
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