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Service Provisioning Through ESB | 2005-10-18 | Sun Microsystems |
| Similar to SOA, Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) is neither a technology nor a product in itself, but a platform, a set of tools, and a design philosophy. Using ESB, the user can deploy SOA components in an autonomous but federated manner. This allows easy growth for applications, application boundaries, and enterprises. The industry trends incorporate the platform and tool support for ESB into product stacks. This means the way the user architect and design components and how he weave them together to realize services are going to change - change in such a way that he have to connect together abstract end points and associate them with context information to form loosely coupled solutions.
Tags: Web Services, J2EE, Service-Oriented Architecture |
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The Case for Code Quality Management | 2005-10-04 | Enerjy Software |
| For managers who are overseeing Java development teams, maintaining consistent coding standards and practices is a monumental challenge. Missed deadlines, reports of problems in the field and constant bug fixes are all symptoms of poor coding standards and practices. Comprehensive code quality management applications are emerging enabling managers to enforce code quality and track issues back to specific developers.
Tags: Outsourcing, J2EE, Cost Control - Risk Mgmt. |
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Performance Modeling for Web Based J2EE and .NET Applications | 2005-10-01 | World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology |
| When architecting an application, key nonfunctional requirements such as performance, scalability, availability and security, which influence the architecture of the system, are some times not adequately addressed. Performance of the application may not be looked at until there is a concern. There are several problems with this reactive approach. If the system does not meet its performance objectives, the application is unlikely to be accepted by the stakeholders. This paper suggests an approach for performance modeling for web based J2EE and .Net applications to address performance issues early in the development life cycle. It also includes a Performance Modeling Case Study, with Proof-of-Concept (PoC) and implementation details for .NET and J2EE platforms.
Tags: J2EE, Application Development |
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BEA Systems Case Study: Hafele GmbH & Co KG | 2005-10-01 | BEA Systems |
| Hafele's tailor-made inventory control system, HSW, drives global sales of the company's extensive product range. This forms the leading-edge competitive platform for a high level of inventory availability. Migration to HSW2 was necessary to renew and secure a long-term technical perspective within a future-proof architecture. Hafele based the new development for its inventory control system on J2EE basic components. HSW2 operates in conjunction with the component framework JCoffee from BEA partners, Werum, and Zitecs. The HSW2 solution combines additional functionality, a more user-friendly design with a high level of future potential, and the advantages of a Service-Oriented Architecture.
Tags: J2EE, Application Development |
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Protecting J2EE-Based Applications With Application Defender | 2005-10-01 | Unisys |
| The Unisys Application Defender product protects J2EE applications against many of the top web application security vulnerabilities identified by the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP). This paper uses an OWASP tool to discuss various web application exploits and show how Application Defender trains and protects against various types of attacks. Application Defender is extensible and customizable, limits false positives and uses white-list protections whenever possible.
Tags: J2EE, Application Development |
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Handling Java Web Application Input, Part 2 | 2005-09-20 | Sun Microsystems |
| This paper explains the threat of cross-site scripting, as well as looking at correctly handling exceptions in J2EE web applications. An attacker can initiate an attack through a web browser by constructing attack strings, sending them via a HTTP get request through URL tampering, via a HTTP post request through HTML forms, or by other means. It is therefore critical that any possibility for data being input into an application from an external source is carefully analyzed, and secure coding practices put in place to meet the specific validation needs of an application in order to neutralize any threats.
Tags: Java, J2EE |
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WebSphere Application Server V6: JCA Connection Problem Determination | 2005-09-15 | IBM |
| IBM WebSphere Application Server V6 provides implementation and support for the new J2EE Connector Architecture (JCA) specification V1.5 as part of the J2EE 1.4 platform. The JCA provides a standard mechanism that allows modern J2EE applications to connect and use heterogeneous resources from various existing enterprise information systems (EIS) as well as modern relational database systems. Based on the JCA, WebSphere provides client applications all system services regarding connection, transaction, and security management on behalf of the resource managers. This paper discusses the most common problem areas that are associated with JCA connections in WebSphere Application Server V6.
Tags: J2EE |
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BEA WebLogic Server 9.0 | 2005-09-01 | BEA Systems |
| This document is focused toward business decision makers as much as enterprise architects. Digging deeper will reward you with greater insight into how the WebLogic Server 9.0 can help you solve your specific mission-critical business issues. As you read further, this paper explains WebLogic Server's position in the enterprise and in a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA).
Tags: Application Servers, Web Protocols, Servers, XML, Distributed Objects, Java, Migration Tools, Web Services, J2EE, Service-Oriented Architecture |
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Oracle Application Server 10g R3 (10.1.3): New Features Preview | 2005-09-01 | Oracle |
| Oracle Application Server 10g R3 (10.1.3) is a significant new release of the core service-oriented architecture platform underlying Oracle Fusion Middleware. It is designed to provide a standards-based, mission critical platform for organizations deploying service oriented architectures. Central to Oracle Application Server 10g R3 is the enterprise application server and its underlying grid computing infrastructure. However, beyond this, key components of the broader Oracle Fusion Middleware platform will be deeply integrated with Oracle Application Server 10g R3.
Tags: Middleware, J2EE, Service-Oriented Architecture |
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Oracle Forms Services 10g Advanced Configurations | 2005-09-01 | Oracle |
| With the installation of Oracle Application Server 10g, Oracle Forms Services 10g and Oracle Reports Services 10g are automatically installed and configured for you to immediately deploy your Oracle Forms applications to the web. This white paper details how the Oracle Application Server 10g platform can be effectively used to customize the deployment of Forms Applications, thereby addressing the security requirements of an organization and a tighter integration with the J2EE world.
Tags: Security Management, J2EE |
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