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Credits
Authors
Amit Bakore
Debashish Bhattachaya
Sandip Bhattachaya
Vivek Chopra
Chad Fowler
Ben Galbraith
Romin Irani
Sing Li
Chanoch Wiggers
Additional Material
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Peter Wainwright
Technical Reviewers
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Steve Baker
Yogesh Bhandarkar
Vivek Chopra
Kris Dahl
Romin Irani
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Technical Editors
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About the Authors
Amit Bakore
Amit is a Sun Certified Java Programmer with a couple of other certifications. Currently based in Pune (India), he works as a System Analyst for Sansui Software. He has been working mainly on J2EE and XML on Linux. Before landing in the world of software, he graduated from Pune University, with Electronics as a major, with first class.
I humbly dedicate this work to 'HIM' and his parents, Dr.Ramkrishna & Sau. Vaijayanti. I sincerely thank all my friends, colleagues, and wellwishers for their extensive support and guidance.
Debashish Bhattacharjee
Debashish Bhattacharjee is a Principal Consultant with the Management Consulting Services unit of PriceWaterhouseCoopers. He has 10 years of experience implementing projects for Fortune 500 clients in the United States and Canada. His areas of expertise are systems integration and project management. He has served as chief architect and led technical teams tasked with the implementation of e-commerce applications, portal implementations, web infrastructure, ERP, and client-server applications.
In his role as consultant, Debashish is often responsible for advising clients on best practices and the adoption of technology. He is the published author of several industry articles.
Sandip Bhattacharjee
Sandip is an open source enthusiast and an active participant in various open source communities in India, especially his local LUG - Indian Linux Users Group, Delhi (ILUGD), http://www.linux-delhi.org/. He has been programming right from his school days in 1991, and carries an engineering degree in Textile technology and an MBA in marketing.
He has been professionally involved in open source technologies for the past three years. He is currently a freelance programmer and advises businesses on ways to use the open source revolution to their advantage.
Vivek Chopra
Vivek has eight years of experience in software design and development, the last two years of which have been in web services and various XML technologies. He is the co-author of Professional ebXML Foundations (ISBN 186100-590-3) and Professional XML Web Services (ISBN 1-86100-509-1) both from Wrox Press. He is also a committer for UDDI4J, an open source Java API for UDDI. His other areas of experience and interest include compilers, middleware, clustering, GNU/Linux, and mobile computing. He is currently consulting in the domain area of web services.
Vivek holds a Bachelor's degree in Electronics and a Master's in Computer Science, both from Pune University, India. He lives and works in the beautiful San Francisco Bay Area, and can be reached at <vivek@soaprpc.com>.
Chad Fowler
Chad Fowler is CTO of GE Appliances Bangalore, India office. For the past four years, he has been an active advocate of open source Java technologies in the enterprise, revolving around the Enhydra suite of software. Driven into software development by a less-than-healthy addiction to the video game Doom, he dropped his professional music career and never looked back. His current interests focus on the Ruby programming language, learning the Hindi (spoken/written - not programming) language, and Agile Software Development methodologies.
Ben Galbraith
Before graduating from High School, Ben Galbraith was hired by a major Silicon Valley computer manufacturer to develop Windows-based client-server applications with international deployments and hundreds of users. In 1995, he began developing for the Web and fell in love with Unix, vi, and Perl. After building countless web applications with Perl, Ben discovered server-side Java in 1999 and his relationship with Perl has since become somewhat estranged.
He is presently a consultant in Provo, Utah. He regularly lectures, evangelizes, and gives classes on Java technology. Ben has no college degree but if he had the time he would study both ancient and modern history.
Romin Irani
Romin Irani is a Senior Software Engineer with InSync Information Systems, Inc in Fremont, California. He graduated with a Bachelors degree in Computer Engineering from University of Bombay, India. He has around seven years of experience, starting out in the Microsoft world but now fully immersed into Java technologies. He welcomes your comments at <romin@rocketmail.com>.
I am most thankful to my wife Devayani, whose cooperation and love made this possible. And of course due credits to my parents, Khushru and Gulrukh for all that they have taught me in life.
Sing Li
First bitten by the computer bug in 1978, Sing has grown up with the microprocessor and the Internet revolution. His first PC was a $99 do-it-yourself COSMIC ELF computer with 256 bytes of memory and a 1 bit LED display. For two decades, Sing has been an active author, consultant, instructor, entrepreneur, and speaker. His wide-ranging experience spans distributed architectures, web services, multi-tiered server systems, computer telephony, universal messaging, and embedded systems.
Sing has been credited with writing the very first article on the Internet Global Phone, delivering voice over IP long before it became a common reality. Sing has participated in several Wrox projects in the past, has been working with (and writing about) Java, Jini, and JXTA since their very first available releases, and is an active evangelist for the unlimited potential of P2P technology.
Chanoch Wiggers
Chanoch is a Java Programmer working with JSP and Servlets who until recently worked at Wrox Press as a Technical Architect (writing this stuff is even more fun than writing about this stuff). Chanoch would like to thank the reviewers and the guys at Wrox Press, especially Shivanand Nadkarni.
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