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Java 2 Enterprise Edition Bible
Justin Couch and Daniel H. Steinberg
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About the Authors
Justin Couch
has been a professional Java programmer since early 1996 and hasn't looked back
since. His travels have taken him through all realms of the Java world — from writing parts for the
VRML specification (leading working groups and authoring the External Authoring Interface) to the
IETF — working on the URN specifications. The applications realm he has worked on has gone
through a similar wide variety — from mobile distributed applications to large-scale Web site
hosting and electronic display systems. His main programming interests are virtual reality and the
distributed systems required to run them. He currently runs the Java 3D community site
programming Justin's interests are music (classical and electronic), gliding, and attempting to shorten
his life by riding motorcycles.
Daniel H. Steinberg
is the director of Java Offerings at Dim Sum Thinking. A trainer and
consultant, he has been teaching and writing about Java since 1996. Daniel has covered Java on the
Macintosh for
JavaWorld
magazine and the O'Reilly Network's Mac DevCenter. He managed the
Mac FAQ at jGuru and served as editor of developerWorks Java Technology Zone and of the
CodeMasters Challenge for
JavaWorld
magazine. Although he does Java development for and on
platforms other than Mac OS X, he's happier on his Mac. Daniel has been working with Colleges and
Universities to help their faculty and students keep up with the quickly changing technology. His
current interests have led him to lead sessions in refactoring and extreme programming. Mostly
Daniel enjoys being a dad and hanging out with his wife, two daughters, and black Lab.
Uma Veeramani
, author of Chapters 18 and 19, is a software programmer and member of the
technical staff at a security software company in Austin, TX. Her prior experience was as a Java
developer in the financial services industry. She has experience working on a number of platforms
and languages, including Java, ASP, C++, etc. Uma was a gold medallist at the University of
Madras, India, and graduated with degrees in physics and computer applications.
Bruce Beyeler
, author of Chapter 22, is the owner of Arizona Software Insights, a Java consulting
and training company. Bruce has been consulting and training (corporate and collegiate) in Java for
over four years and has 15+ years of experience developing software systems. He specializes in
embedded systems, communications, and application integration. Bruce has led numerous projects
ranging from embedded applications to J2EE projects in a variety of industries such as aerospace,
automotive, telephony, and e-commerce. Bruce is currently working on his Ph.D. in computer
science at Arizona State University, where his emphasis is embedded systems and communications.
Mike Jasnowski
, author of Chapter 23, is a senior software engineer at eXcelon Corporation in
Burlington, MA, and has XML and Java coming out of his ears. He works as leader of the project
that develops Web-based tools for administering eXcelon's Business Process Manager. He has been
involved with computers and software for over 18 years, dating back to the days before Java and
XML, when he wrote some of his first programs on a TRS-80 and Apple IIe. Mike has worked on a
variety of operating systems, including Multiple Virtual Storage (MVS), Linux, Windows, and
Virtual Machine (VM), in addition to a variety of programming languages. He worked for Sprint for
over nine years as a systems programmer and moved on to work in the healthcare and finance
industries as a software engineer before finally landing at eXcelon. He is the lead author of
Java,
XML, and Web Services Bible
(Hungry Minds, Inc., 2002), and he contributed three chapters to the
book
Developing Dynamic WAP Applications
(Manning Press, 2001). He's also written articles for
Java Developers Journal
and
XML Journal.
He lives in Amherst, New Hampshire, with his wife
Tracy, his daughter Emmeline, and a host of pets.
To Alan, John, and Steve, for getting me into this mess and then getting me back out of it!
— Justin Couch
To Stephen Wong, for arguing with me every day for two years until I began to get it.
— Daniel H. Steinberg
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