Although this book does provide brief introductory details about Java EE, the book assumes that the reader will look to focused books or tutorials for detailed information on Java EE. Perhaps the greatest strength of JBoss AS 7: Configuration, Deployment, and Administration is its focus on what its title promises: configuration, deployment, and administration. I appreciate this because I tend to use command line approaches far more frequently than I use graphical tools, but some books focus almost exclusively on the graphical tools. Although I mostly just skimmed these as I read this book, I noted their existence for future reference when configuring various parts of JBoss AS 7.Ĭommand line interfaces and script-based configuration and administration are emphasized throughout the book.
These tables provide easy reference for various configuration options. This book provides several tables of various configuration options and their descriptions.
These comparisons help to understand how changed JBoss AS 7 is and should be especially helpful to anyone migrating to JBoss AS 7 from a previous version. One of the strengths of JBoss AS 7: Configuration, Deployment, and Administration is its comparisons of previous versions of JBoss AS to JBoss AS 7. It didn't take much reading of this book to realize how significantly new JBoss AS 7's architecture is. It is helpful to have the most important notes and tips and tricks highlighted like this. Similarly, tips and tricks also attract special attention with similar boxing and with a light bulb icon. JBoss AS 7: Configuration, Deployment, and Administration highlights particularly important notes and warnings within boxing that makes them obvious and with an icon representing a pencil and paper. My review is based on an electronic (PDF) copy of JBoss AS 7: Configuration, Deployment, and Administration. I have already written about my First Impressions of Book 'JBoss AS 7 Configuration, Deployment and Administration' and in this post I review the book in greater detail while attempting to minimize how much I repeat from that post. I eagerly accepted Packt Publishing's invitation to review JBoss AS 7: Configuration, Deployment, and Administration because it has been several years since I last used JBoss and I was curious to learn more about JBoss AS 7.
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