Java Web Development Services

The Java platform offers a diverse stack of technologies oriented to build robust, solid, and portable applications. We believe that reliable solutions depend not only on experience and hard work, but also on using best of breed software frameworks and tools. Therefore, our team relies on technologies such as Struts 1.x/2.x, JSF (Java Server Faces) and Spring to support the controller and view layers, and Hibernate to map the model layer while developing Java Web applications. These technologies have been proven to be very reliable in production environments that serve hundreds or thousands of users, without compromising the overall performance of an application.

On the view layer, our team has many years of experience building rich interfaces with JSP, JSF and Velocity among others. JavaServer Pages (JSP) are used to create dynamically generated web pages with HTML, XML, JSON, or other document types as a response to requests. JavaServer Faces technology allows us to promote the use of standard UI components and tools without limiting development to specific mark-up languages, or target devices. Velocity is one of the most popular templating engines for Java, offering a clear separation between the view and the rest of the application layers, thus providing a set of elements with simple syntax that allows web designers to display content properly while Java developers focus on the overall logic of the application.

Enterprise applications need fast and reliable responses to map and persist data. JPA and Hibernate are ORM (Object/Relational Mapping) frameworks that provide tools to handle all relational database operations on the application’s data through an object oriented approach.

Hibernate is a full object relational mapping tool that focuses on productivity, maintainability, performance, and vendor Independence. Hibernate promotes a level of automated persistence improving developer’s productivity allowing them to invest more time on the business logic and general optimizations. Also, for a more standard approach we can use the Java Persistence API (JPA), which is a POJO (Plain Old Java Object) persistence API for object/relational mapping. It contains a full object/relational mapping specification, supporting the use of the Java language metadata annotations and/or XML descriptors to define the mapping between Java objects and a relational database.

TrueSoft is well recognized for its expertise in Java web application development, if you would like to know more about our software development services please contact us for more information.