If you want exposure to the new open source lightweight SOA-driven Apache Beehive framework project, then pick up Pro Apache Beehive, the first book on this MVC Web framework, which is increasingly gaining interest in the Eclipse community through Eclipse Pollinate. Author Kunal Mittal addresses specific Beehive topics such as page flows, controls, JSR 181 web services, XMLBeans and more. This book proceeds to describe how these technologies are used in WebLogic Workshop, and how other IDEs are extending support for these technologies. Mittal also compares PageFlows in Workshop to the Standard.
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Good intermediate book for beehive
23 Nov 2005
By James Black
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Format:Hardcover
I have been using beehive since it was in alpha, but, I still found some parts of this book informative, enough to where I may have to change one of my applications, to make it better.
I did find that there was too much talk about BEAs product, but, for those that may be coming from that framework to beehive, this may be important.
Understanding how to use the various development tools, such as Pollinate, is useful, so their coverage of that is reasonable.
I do think that if you are looking for an intro to intermediate book on beehive this is a fantastic book.
I did find that there was too much talk about BEAs product, but, for those that may be coming from that framework to beehive, this may be important.
Understanding how to use the various development tools, such as Pollinate, is useful, so their coverage of that is reasonable.
I do think that if you are looking for an intro to intermediate book on beehive this is a fantastic book.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
Useful reference
13 Dec 2005
By David O'Meara
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Format:Hardcover
I was quite impressed with the way this book was presented. While there were some sections that weren't quite right for me, overall the introduction sections and lead up, examples and prose all hit the spot and as such it was an enjoyable book to read.
The book provides a "from the ground and upwards" introduction to Beehive so it does not require any prior knowledge to get started. This isn't too surprising for a framework with a comparatively smaller user base. It also has a very nice introduction to the available Beehive tools so that you can start working efficiently.
While it is not approached as a Beehive marketing exercise (and this was a relief), I was a little confused between the BEA and Beehive offerings in the earlier sections. Maybe it is of worth for people moving to Beehive, but at the point where you're still confused about the starting concepts I found it a bit distracting.
While I wasn't a complete fan of the framework itself, the instructions and examples provided make this a very useful book if you intend to give Apache Beehive a go yourself.
The book provides a "from the ground and upwards" introduction to Beehive so it does not require any prior knowledge to get started. This isn't too surprising for a framework with a comparatively smaller user base. It also has a very nice introduction to the available Beehive tools so that you can start working efficiently.
While it is not approached as a Beehive marketing exercise (and this was a relief), I was a little confused between the BEA and Beehive offerings in the earlier sections. Maybe it is of worth for people moving to Beehive, but at the point where you're still confused about the starting concepts I found it a bit distracting.
While I wasn't a complete fan of the framework itself, the instructions and examples provided make this a very useful book if you intend to give Apache Beehive a go yourself.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Good beginner / intro level book
9 Dec 2005
By javaguru
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Format:Hardcover
I am a seasoned WebLogic developer and this book allowed me to get up to speed with Beehive quickly. I was able to get the examples to work - but just had to make sure I use the version of Beehive that this book was written against.
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