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I look forward to starting the development of a new server-side server-side communications system in Java, and I wonder if anyone knows a good book on this subject? Some recommendations and recommendations would be welcome.

Thanks.

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"Practical API Design: Confession of the Java Framework Architect" by Jaroslav Tulakh (NetBeans Architect) sounds like the best option you'll find.

But the best advice on developing new frameworks is: no. Especially if you have to ask. It is very unlikely that you will do a better job than all the people who wrote a lot of frameworks already there.

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"How to create a good API and why it matters" by Josh Bloch.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAb7hSCtvGw

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A few recommended books:

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I don’t know how exactly your eDMS should connect to each other if they are compatible with the code, etc. But it may be useful for you.

Mark the Java Content Repository (JCR) standard and JBoss ModeShape as an implementation. Most content repository (also document) software vendors are JCR-Compliant, for example. Alfresco, but also others not related to Java.

Instead of writing your own frameworks, just write a simple JSMS ModeShape connector for your eDMS. Then you can easily integrate DMS servers, replicate, use existing repository management tools, expose your repositories through Web Dav, REST, communicate with other protocols and do many other things with open and commercial tools - your repository should provide a JCR connector.

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