JavaOne 2015 Session: EJB 3.2/JPA 2.1 Best Practices with Real-Life Examples by Gohar

I have recently watched my friend Ahmed Nabil Gohar's session at JavaOne 2015. It's really a clear and straight to the point session. I'm sharing with you the sessions details (inluding the YouTube + the presentation downloadable link) as mentioned in his post.
Session ID: CON7535
Session Title: EJB 3.2/JPA 2.1 Best Practice with life examples (Download Link)
Session Type: Conference Session
Session Abstract:
This session’s speaker, an architect, discusses lessons learned from using JPA and EJB to support a high-volume, high-performance applications. These best practices don't only involve JPA/EJB but also its integration with other Java EE 7 technologies. They also include coding best practices, testing and production practices. The presentation focuses primarily on some Key concepts such as persistence context, lazy loading, caching, flushing, dirty checking, transaction and connection demarcation. This is a fast-paced presentation with many code samples. Categories covered include configuration, JPA, concurrency, performance tuning, exception handling and many more.

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