I. Definition of technology
1.Mashup (Blend)
A variety of Web applications that use public or private databases, by invoking the content provider's APIs, combine information to form an integrated application.
2.WebAPI
Based on HTTP, the service content provided is defined in a standard interface on top of the Web architecture for point-to-point service consolidation. Common techniques such as get/post, Soap/http, and Xml/rpc in HTTP.
3.JSF
A web framework for the presentation layer, which provides approximate C/s mode to develop B/s mode.
4.Hibernate
The commonly used persistence framework, the term object relational mapping.
5.Spring
The commonly used framework for configuration and assembly components provides two main functions, one is Dependency injection (IOC) and the other is aspect-oriented programming (AOP).
6.Backing Bean (secondary bean)
For JSF, the main process is page logic, page events, and data associated with the display.
7.Component (component)
The background class for the JSF label.
8.Pojo (Persistent Class)
How the data table behaves in Hibernate.
9.Service (Business logic Class)
Defines the classes, interfaces, and so on that are used to handle business operations.
10.DAO (Data access Class)
Defines a method for manipulating data tables or persisted objects.
11.RSS (Really Simple Syndication)
A format for describing and synchronizing Web site content is the most widely used XML application today. RSS builds a technology platform for rapid information dissemination, which are standard XML formats that can be used in other terminals and services.
12.AOP
Aspect-oriented programming design ideas and methods.
13.UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration,uddi)
Unified description, Discovery, and integration.
14.RMI
Java remote method Invocation, which implements remote communication between Java objects.
Ii. reference materials
"Java Persistence with Hibernate"
"Spring in Action"
"Java Design pattern"
"Mathematical Statistics and Analysis"
The theory of queuing
"Pipelining Technology"
Paradigm of technical framework programming
System for the use of technical frameworks
"Framework Programming Specification"
"Page Design Specification"
"Database design specification and performance optimization"
"Framework Training"
Non-functional requirements analysis of the background business centralized system
"Proficient in JSF"
Note http://blog.csdn.net/leverage_1229