Java Enterprise Architectures
Applications in the digital domain share a common thread of architecture across multiple industrial sector domains. Obviously, they share and rely on the Java EE 7 standard platform and JVM in order to piggy-bank the development, various nonfunctional attributes, and enterprise application infrastructure. There are subtle differences in the building of the applications.
Standard Java EE web architecture
The standard Java EE web architecture is derived from the client-server models of the 1990s. The application server is the key component as it is responsible for three containers in the full Java EE 7 specification: Servlet, CDI, and EJB. Generally, we map these containers to the layer tier architecture for a monolithic web application. The idea of this architecture is to enhance the best practice from the point of view of solid software engineering. We want to maintain a separation of the concerns in the layers in order to avoid rigid coupling between layers...
