Advanced J2EE Article

Advanced Technical Article on J2EE (Java Enterprise). Topics revolve around enterprise security, Spring/Struts/Hibernate, EJB3.0, Clustering or Virtualization. ## Deliverables Note: This is an extremely high-tech article. We need to establish a relation with an experienced Java Enterprise (JEE/J2EE) technical ghostwriter. We shall begin with a single article. If satisfied, we may commission more articles on fairly regular basis. ARTICLES DETAILS ---------------- 1) COMPLETELY ORIGINAL and does not resemble any published work. Article content will be thoroughly verified for ingenuity. 2) Uses the latest versions of JDK/JRE/Frameworks (no one wants to read about EJB 2.0 for instance), and technically accurate/tested. Submissions will be inspected by a veteran J2EE pro. 3) Length: 1800 to 2200 words (Excluding code snippets). 4) Type: Tutorial. For example: “A Developer’s Guide to XYZ?? or "How to XYZ". It should teach a new or novel but useful/practical concept, a specific programming technique, comparison between 2 or more techniques, or a useful programmatic solution to a specific and common problem not already covered by online or printed publications. The target audience should be intermediate to advanced J2EE professionals only. It will include a few lines of code or configuration snippets that are central to the discussion and that compile without errors. Including meaningful high quality graphics (Example: performance comparison chart) is a big plus. 5) Structure: At a minimum: A) Introduction: Briefly introduce the reader to the topic, and briefly describe your approach and where it stands w.r.t other approaches. B) Body: The actual tutorial/solution with code snippets and any other metrics/comparison. C) Conclusion, Further Reading and References (must include at least 2 or 3 reputable online or book references). 6) Subject, it could revolve around (pick any subject): A) Securing J2EE Apps (Security). B) Spring, Hibernate or Struts Framework. C) EJB 3.0 D) Java Enterprise Virtualization. If you believe you have the writing and technical background required, then please send us the following: 1) Briefly describe your proposed topic. 2) Your Bid/Fee. 3) Delivery time. 4) Examples of your other work is extremely desirable. Article to be delivered as Microsoft Word .doc Legal: By bidding on this assignment, you agree to the following terms: - You acknowledge that you are only performing an auxiliary assistive or editorial role. - You acknowledge that you are not the owner or author of these article(s). And permanently release and transfer any and all rights, ownership, credits and claims (including any intellectual claims) associated with these articles to the payer of the agreed-upon fees. - You will not use or reference these articles or related research work in any way or for any purposes other than the purpose explicitly described here by the payer of the agreed-upon fees. ## Platform Article to be delivered as Microsoft Word Doc.