August 2004
Intermediate to advanced
656 pages
15h 28m
English
Software professionals should already know how to come up with technical solutions to technical problems. But remember that for a single technical problem, there will almost always be more than one technically viable solution. A distributed system for automating public libraries could be written in C++ or Java or any one of dozens of other languages. It could use any one of a number of off-the-shelf persistent object store products, or the development team could choose to build their own persistence service. The software could be Web-enabled or not. The distribution middleware could be CORBA, Java RMI, SOAP, or some home-grown service. The software might use XML or not. The list of possibilities ...
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