Writing
Other than being a Technical Architect, I am also a produced playwright, a writer, and series editor.
Writing > Books
I have written several books on programming, including:
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Java SOA Cookbook
This book covers StAX, JAXB, Schemalet and customization, Web Services with Servlets and EJBs,
SOA Governance, BPEL Orchestration of Web Services, ESB, Service Design, SOA Patterns, and more.
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97 Things Every Software Architect Should Know
I contributed a few axioms to this book with a variety of views from many people in the industry
on how to approach software architecture. |
- Java SOA Cookbook (2009, 740 pages, O'Reilly)
This book covers StAX, JAXB, Schemalet and customization, Web Services with Servlets and EJBs,
SOA Governance, BPEL Orchestration of Web Services, ESB, Service Design and more.
- 97 Things Every Software Architect Should Know (2009, 740 pages, O'Reilly)
This book covers StAX, JAXB, SOAP and WSDL with SAAJ and JAX-WS 2.1, REST and JAX-RS 1.0,
Web Services with Servlets and EJBs, SOA Governance, BPEL Orchestration of Web Services, ESB, and more.
- Java Garage (2004, Prentice Hall)
This book covers all of the basic Java constructs, JDBC, applets, Swing, and features loads of working applications, including an RSS aggregator, a drawing pad, a notepad, and more.
Learn how to connect to databases, work with files, create smooth user interfaces, handle regular expressions and logging, and write solid object-oriented code.
- Java for ColdFusion Developers (2003, Prentice Hall)
Includes thorough coverage of JSPs, Servlets, JDBC on the web, and includes the complete code for an ecommerce site.
- Eben Hewitt's ColdFusion Training Course (3 CD set) (2002, Prentice Hall)
- Core ColdFusion 5 (2001, Prentice Hall)
I served as Garage Series Editor as well. There are 8 books in this series:
Writing > Articles
I have written a number of articles published in print and online in various technical journals.
Writing > Theater
My first full-length play,
Mouhtbook, was produced by Brian Gaskill for
The Rorschach Group and premiered at the Mint Theater on 43rd street in
Manhattan, May 3, 1996. It was directed by Andrew Frank and starred
Shea Whigham, Kirk Acevedo, and Sioux Madden.
A collection of short pieces written for one actor was subsequently
produced in Brooklyn in July, 1996.