Congwei的专栏

This book tell you How to structure sophisticated enterprise applications, particularly those that operate across multiple processing tiers The book is organized in two parts. The first part is a set of narrative chapters that can be read from start to finish. In the preliminary book designs these come to around 100 pages. The second part is a reference section of the patterns themselves. The idea is that the chapters discuss the general issues and summarize the patterns that are relevant - then the patterns chapters capture the detail. Contents: Preface Introduction Narrative Chapters Layering Organizing Domain Logic Web Presentation Mapping to a Relational Database Concurrency Distribution Strategies Putting it all Together Patterns Chapters Domain Layer Patterns Transaction Script, Domain Model, Table Module Web Server Patterns Model View Controller, Page Controller, Front Controller, Template View, Transform View, Two Step View, Application Controller Object / Relational Mapping Patterns Active Record, Row Data Gateway, Table Data Gateway, Data Mapper, Metadata Mapping, Identity Map, Identity Field, Serialized LOB, Foreign Key Mapping, Dependent Mapping, Association Table Mapping, Embedded Value, Lazy Load, Concrete Table Inheritance, Single Table Inheritance, Class Table Inheritance, Inheritance Mappers, Query Object Concurrency Patterns Unit of Work, Optimistic Offline Lock, Pessimistic Offline Lock, Implicit Lock, Coarse-Grained Lock, Client Session State, Database Session State, Server Session State Distribution Patterns Remote Facade, Data Transfer Object Base Patterns Gateway, Record Set, Value Object, Money, Plugin, Service Stub, Layer Supertype, Special Case, Registry