I just came across a new book by Chris Richardson entitled "POJOs in
Action". As you may know, POJO is a newly fashionable acronym for
"Plain Old Java Object", and is generally meant to distinguish standard
Java objects from Enterprise Java Beans (EJBs). This book is meant to
be a practical introduction to builing enterprise applications using
POJOs as a lightweight alternative to EJBs. You may be familiar with
some of the technologies touched on in this book: Spring, Hibernate,
JDO. The idea is that using standard Java, it is possible to build
solutions with considerably less expense and overhead than EJB
solutions, and the approach may fit well with the needs of VistA
adopters, whether for integration in a single facility, or as a
technological approach to building multi-facility/campus solutiions.
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you do not understand."
--G. Polya ("How to Solve It")
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