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whitepaper Building Rich SOAP Based-Clients With Java 2 Standard Edition Technology0000-00-00 Sun Microsystems
  This webcast addresses the programming model for interacting with SOAP-based Web services using the JAX-RPC API set. Included is discussion of threading, strategies for managing conversational state between a Web service and client, exception handling, packaging, and deploying applications with Java Web Start software. This webcast also introduces the use cases and motivations for developing Web service clients based on Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE) using the Swing APIs.

Tags: J2EE		   
whitepaper Rapid J2EE Development0000-00-00 IBM
  Rational Application Developer allows developers to quickly and easily build enterprise-class applications ranging from departmental data-centric applications to J2EE distributed applications to services-based applications. Rational Application Developer is one of the IBM Rational Software Development platform products, which target the novice J2EE developer as well as the more experienced practitioner. They are built on the award-winning Eclipse 3.0 platform and greatly enhance and extend that platform. This webcast covers the technical aspects of designing, developing, and testing J2EE applications, helping you to solve application development challenges.

Tags: J2EE		   
whitepaper A J2EE Syslog Aggregation and Reporting System2005-05-10 CCRP
  The purpose of this paper is to show how the Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) software stack, as implemented in the JBoss Application Server, can be used to develop an application that supports security policy enforcement and management via real-time views, investigative views, and reporting. Furthermore, the paper demonstrates the usefulness of Open Source Software (OSS), and also shows some best practices for enterprise software projects.

Tags: J2EE, Application Development		   
whitepaper Transaction Management Under J2EE 1.20000-00-00 IDG (International Data Group)
  Transaction support is an important infrastructural service offered by the J2EE platform. The specification describes the Java Transaction API (JTA), whose major interfaces include javax.transaction.UserTransaction and javax.transaction.TransactionManager. The UserTransaction is exposed to application components, while the underlying interaction between the J2EE server and the JTA TransactionManager is transparent to the application components. The TransactionManager implementation supports the server's control of (container-demarcated) transaction boundaries.

Tags: Java, Transaction Management, J2EE		   
whitepaper Autonomic Administration of Clustered J2EE Applications2005-04-18 French National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control
  Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) defines a model for developing distributed applications in a multi-tiered architecture, e.g., e-commerce applications. Such applications are composed of the following tiers: Web, Servlet, EJB and Database. Upon an HTTP client request, either the request targets a static web document, in which case the web server directly returns that document to the client; or the request refers to a dynamic document, in which case the web server forwards the request to the servlet tier. A servlet is a Java program responsible for the Web page generation. The servlet may invoke EJB objects in order to compute data to be included in this page. Since EJBs may be persistent, they are backed up in the database.

Tags: Application Development		   
whitepaper Assessing Business Impact of Change with Mercury Application Mapping2005-02-01 Mercury Interactive
  Learn how to proactively manage IT applications and their underlying infrastructure from a business perspective, increasing performance and availability while helping to reduce costs in a constantly changing environment.

Tags: ERP, J2EE, SLA		   
whitepaper Running a Business on Commercial Open Source Software: What are the Benefits to Your Sales Organization?2005-12-15 SugarCRM
  This white paper describes the next generation of CRM technology, based upon "Commercial Open Source," a software development methodology that produces better software at lower cost. After describing the benefits of Commercial Open Source relative to previous generations of CRM technology, this study provides an example of how a SugarCRM customer uses commercial open source software from SugarCRM to improve productivity and sales effectiveness while providing the visibility and insight demanded by executives. Commercial Open Source CRM benefits users and managers by providing better quality, increased user adoption, faster payback and greater innovation in a CRM solution.

Tags: Business Strategies, CRM Software, Authoring Systems, Software Engineering, J2EE		   
whitepaper User Interface Technology Choice for Web Deployed J2EE Applications2005-04-01 Oracle
  This paper discusses some of the factors to consider when making user interface technology decisions for building browser deployed, Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) applications. The paper is primarily targeted at developers who have or are just embarking upon new application development at this moment in time and have to choose between several alternative user interface technologies, primarily JavaServer Pages, JavaServer Faces and the Oracle ADF UIX framework.

Tags: Java, Web Services, 		  
whitepaper Applying AspectJ to J2EE Application Development2005-03-16 Aspect-Oriented Software Association
  This report focuses on the application of AspectJ to the development of a J2EE web application for Video Monitoring Services of America (VMS). Aspects were used to cleanly modularize concerns ranging in scope from auxiliary (error-handling) to application-specific (shopping basket price calculation) to framework-level (object relationship management). VMS saw benefits resulting from the aspect-oriented implementation of these concerns in the areas of code size, understandability, and reduced defects. This report will detail specific areas to which AspectJ was applied, the development team's reaction to the new technology, strategies employed to ease adoption, and some of the pitfalls encountered when using the development tools.

Tags: J2EE, Application Development		   
whitepaper Common J2EE Application Problems & Best Practices for Rapid Problem Resolution2005-03-14 Identify Software
  Whether one is in the process of building J2EE applications or have J2EE applications already running in production, one must ensure that they deliver the expected Return On Investment (ROI). Therefore, it is critical that one designs an efficient support process that will minimize the time-to-resolution when problems occur. With J2EE applications, one will have to make myriad components and services, some developed in-house and some developed by a 3rd party, work flawlessly together on a whole new software infrastructure to form a reliable, scalable business process. In addition, whether migrating an existing application or developing from scratch, one is bound to face many challenges when problems occur. And problems will occur.

Tags: J2EE, Application Development		   


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