We’re excited to tell you that our new book, SpringSource dm Server in Action, is now available under the Manning Early Access Program. As you can guess, the book focuses on the dm Server and its impact on the world of Java EE programming.

What’s inside?

We start with the basics: installation of the dm Server and the Tool Suite, followed quickly by your first helloworld bundle. Then we dive into the deep waters of the dm Server’s architecture. Understanding the architecture and capabilities of the dm Server allows us to explore the different approaches we can take to architecting our applications. Our code is no longer bound by the monolithic structure of WARs, RARs, EJB JARs and similar foul beasts. However, we cannot ignore existing applications and we dedicate two chapters to moving existing Java enterprise applications to the dm Server. Finally, we show how to monitor and manage dm Server instances in production environment and — using the information we gathered — we explain how to improve your applications’ performance and reliability.

Wait no longer!

If you are interested in writing new OSGi-based applications or migrating existing Java enterprise applications to the dm Server, wait no longer and get your hands on our book at http://www.manning.com/machacek/.

Tags: dm Server in Action, Java EE, OSGi, SpringSource dm Server

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