Bill Burke

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Bill Burke is a Fellow at the JBoss division of REd Hat Inc. A long time JBoss contributor and architect, his current project is RESTEasy, RESTful Web Services for Java.

Enterprise JavaBeans 3.1 by Andrew Lee Rubinger , Bill Burke Sixth Edition September 2010 Print: $54.99 Ebook: $43.99	RESTful Java with JAX-RS by Bill Burke November 2009 Print: $39.99 Ebook: $31.99
Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0 by Richard Monson-Haefel , Bill Burke Fifth Edition May 2006 Ebook: $39.99	Enterprise JavaBeans by Richard Monson-Haefel , Bill Burke , Sacha Labourey Fourth Edition June 2004 OUT OF PRINT

Bill blogs at:
http://bill.burkecentral.com/

Resteasy 3.0-beta-5 Released

May 07 2013

Did a bit of refactoring of the SPIs to improve generics support among other bug fixes.� A side effect to this is that there is now a programmatic interface that allows you to register un-annotated resource classes.� Also, bumped Jackson to 1.9.12 and also added an additional Jackson2 provider.� See… read more

Geothermal HVAC Install: Part 1

April 22 2013

We have a 23 year old central air heating and cooling system in a small semi-rural town in Massachusetts.� My cooling system is pretty much on its last leg, but the oil-burning furnace could probably last another 5-10 years.� We do not have any natural gas lines in our neighborhood.�… read more

Resteasy 3.0-beta-3 – Latest Spec Updates

February 07 2013

Resteasy 3.0-beta-3 has been released.� Follow the links from our main jboss.org page to download and view the documentation.� Here are the highlights: The latest and greatest from the master branch of the JAX-RS 2.0 spec.� Many of the client builder SSL changes I introduced in 3.0-beta-2 have made it… read more

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Aspect-Oriented Annotations
Publish Date: Mar. 2, 2005Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) and attributes are two leading-edge programming concepts, each with typical applications. By combining them, using attributes to indicate where AOP code should execute, you can effectively declare new Java syntax. Bill Burke introduces this new technique. Aspect-Oriented Programming and JBoss
Publish Date: May. 28, 2003Is aspect-oriented programming (AOP) the OOP of the oughts? It promises to apply common behavior across different object models. Bill Burke and Adrian Brock explore AOP by example in a JBoss application. Clustering with JBoss 3.0
Publish Date: Jul. 10, 2002For scalability and reliability, many Java developers look to their app server's clustering features. This article takes a look at clustering in the open source JBoss app server. Clustering with JBoss/Jetty
Publish Date: Sep. 18, 2001A project manager recounts his experiences on clustering with JBoss/Jetty, as well as having the source code to this open source J2EE container and server.

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