Building Back-End Web Apps with Java, JPA and JSF
by Gerd Wagner, Mircea Diaconescu
Publisher: web-engineering.info 2015
Number of pages: 305
Description:
This book shows how to build back-end web applications with Java, JPA and JSF. The book comes with the complete Java source code of six example apps that you can download or directly run from our web server. The focus are general information management concepts and techniques.
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