Joseph Chung is cofounder and Chief Technology Officer of Art Technology Group and has led ATG's development efforts across a broad range of information design projects for a roster of clients that include Apple Computer, Chiat/Day Advertising, Gemini Consulting, Harvard Business School, International Online, MCI, NTT Data, and Stream International. Most recently, ATG has begun to ship its Dynamo line of server software products which enable enterprise-level Internet Applications. Chung holds Bachelors and Masters degrees in Computer Science from MIT.
But an equally compelling story can be told about the virtues of building the
server-side of a web application in Java as well. This article will outline
the major design issues of creating a server-side Java solution, and though I
promise not to make this an infomercial, a number of examples will be drawn
from one particular implementation, a commercial product called Dynamo which
I played a key role in creating.
Why Server-Side Java?
One of the amazing things about the web is that all of the excitement (and
money) centers around the very thing that a web site was designed not to do,
namely, act as the server side of a client/server application. From web-malls
to search engines to postcard shops, the demand for real functionality on the
server has been skyrocketing, yet the programming model for creating these
client/server applications is appallingly impoverished. ... (more)
Joseph Chung is cofounder and Chief Technology Officer of Art Technology Group and has led ATG's development efforts across a broad range of information design projects for a roster of clients that include Apple Computer, Chiat/Day Advertising, Gemini Consulting, Harvard Business School, International Online, MCI, NTT Data, and Stream International. Most recently, ATG has begun to ship its Dynamo line of server software products which enable enterprise-level Internet Applications. Chung holds Bachelors and Masters degrees in Computer Science from MIT.
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