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whitepaper Swing or JavaServer Faces: Which to Choose?2006-03-01 Oracle
  In a very short time, J2EE Web technologies have evolved from a static content serving environment to a reliable platform for dynamic business applications that run on the intranet and the internet. The promise of the Web is that in the future the browser is the only client needed, no matter what the business requirements are. On the back of this trend, a new hype has recently spun off around highly interactive Web interfaces, based on a set of technologies known as AJAX. AJAX in combination with the new J2EE standard JavaServer Faces (JSF) is poised to deliver better end user experience and acceptance when working with Web applications. This paper is an introduction, positioning, and comparison of Swing and JavaServer Faces.

Tags: J2EE, Application Development		   
whitepaper Defining a J2EE Role on Service Component Architecture Components With WebSphere Integration Developer 6.0.1: Applying Quality of Service (QoS) Security Qualifiers to SCA Components2006-02-15 IBM
  Service Component Architecture (SCA) lets the user define policy and Quality Of Service (QoS) by abstracting from underlying transports, without requiring programming or changes to the services implementation code. Two of the QoS qualifiers concern the security permission and the security identity for defining J2EE roles on an SCA component. This paper describes how to define the security permission and the security identity on SCA components with WebSphere Integration Developer.

Tags: J2EE, Application Development		   
whitepaper RFID: From Concepts to Concrete Implementation2006-02-10 University of Fribourg
  Technologies of identification by Radio Frequencies (RFID) and their standardization with the Electronic Product Code (EPC) architecture experience a fast development. After briefly introducing the common terminology of the RFID field and a short presentation of its current standards, this paper presents one possible application domain: the tracking of objects. In this context, the distributed software architecture of a J2EE based assets tracking application, called RFIDLocator is further described. RFIDLocator allows to trace electronically labeled objects within a predefined area. Indeed, when tagged objects are moved, the monitoring information system is automatically informed thanks to readers deployed in their environment.

Tags: J2EE, RFID		   
whitepaper BlueDragon, BEA WebLogic Edition 6.2.1: Deploying CFML on J2EE Application Servers2006-02-01 BEA Systems
  BlueDragon, BEA WebLogic Edition 6.2.1 allows ColdFusion Markup Language (CFML) applications to be deployed as standard J2EE Web applications in either open directories or as Web application archive (.war) files. While most Web applications on J2EE servers are built with Servlets, JSPs, EJBs, and other components of the J2EE specification, BlueDragon, BEA WebLogic Edition 6.2.1 makes it possible to deploy CFML applications on J2EE servers as native J2EE components, and to integrate CFML and native J2EE components. This paper offers a brief overview of J2EE Web applications, explaining both the benefits of CFML (for J2EE developers) and the benefits of J2EE deployment (for CFML developers).

Tags: Programming Languages, J2EE		   
whitepaper J2EE Performance and Scalability - From Measuring to Predicting2006-01-23 Darmstadt University of Technology
  J2EE applications are becoming increasingly ubiquitous and with their increasing adoption, performance and scalability issues are gaining in importance. For a J2EE application to perform well and be scalable, both the platform on which it is built and the application design must be efficient and scalable. Industry-standard benchmarks such as the SPECjAppServer set of benchmarks help to evaluate the performance and scalability of alternative platforms for J2EE applications, however, they cannot be used to evaluate the performance and scalability of concrete applications built on the selected platforms. This paper presents a systematic approach for evaluating and predicting the performance and scalability of J2EE applications based on modeling and simulation.

Tags: J2EE, Application Development		   
whitepaper Visual 32702006-01-19 OpenConnect Systems
  With OC Visual 3270, administrators can quickly deliver 3270/5250 emulation via a browser or standalone to any Microsoft Windows Machine, Macintosh OS X or Linux Machine. For the developer, OC Visual 3270 comes loaded with a set of Borland VCLs, J2EE JavaBeans, Microsoft ActiveX controls, Linux CLX's, COM Objects, and .Net Components that enable any developer to simply drag and drop 3270/5250 emulation into their environments and control the emulation as they see fit. Developers can utilize the following programming languages to create custom Emulation and Screen Scraping (Rejuvenation) packages, ActiveX controls, Visual Control Libraries, .Net Components, Linux CLX's, and J2EE JavaBeans: Delphi, Kylix, C++Builder, RealBasic for Macintosh, Visual Studio 6.0, Visual Studio .Net and any J2EE Compliant Programming Language such as Borland's JBuilder.

Tags: J2EE, Application Development		   
whitepaper Appreciating the Entity Object2006-01-01 Oracle
  An Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) entity object represents a business domain entity such as an order, a part, a customer, or a service request. By creating a set of associated Oracle ADF entity objects that represents the full business domain model inside the J2EE applications, one can significantly boost developer productivity. Furthermore, the many built-in features of Oracle ADF entity objects reduce most common, arduous tasks to straightforward declarative choices, freeing a person from having to write Java code. This paper highlights some of the capabilities the reader can leverage to make his or her development life easier.

Tags: J2EE, Application Development		   
whitepaper Integrating WebSphere Application Server and CICS Using the J2EE Connector Architecture2006-01-01 IBM
  Much of the world's data is processed on mainframes, using the qualities of service of proven transaction servers such as IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS. Delivering access to new and existing CICS applications using standards-based interfaces is becoming a necessity as the organization moves toward becoming an On Demand Business. IBM CICS Transaction Gateway software has been proven over many years to deliver high-performing, security-rich and scalable Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) standards-based access to CICS applications. Implementing CICS Transaction Gateway software requires minimal changes to CICS systems and usually no changes to other existing CICS applications, enabling rapid exploitation of existing enterprise applications as part of an enterprise-class Service Oriented Architecture (SOA).

Tags: J2EE		   
whitepaper Eclipse RCP as a Foundation for J2EE Based Application Clients in an Enterprise Environment2006-01-01 IT-Designers
  The IT-Designers GmbH is involved in the development of integrated application platforms for a large car manufacturer. The J2EE application platform that is part of this product suite provides the corporate standard for server-side J2EE-based applications of the customer. The platform supports as part of its Client Container component the development of rich clients based upon Java Swing and Java Eclipse RCP technology. In order to support the scenario, a J2EE Client Container provides basic services for the application client, similar to an EJB or servlet container for EJBs or servlets, respectively. Additionally, the J2EE Client Container is responsible for the authentication process, so that application clients are able to access protected EJBs on the server side.

Tags: J2EE, Application Development		   
whitepaper Exploiting the WebSphere Portal V5.1.0.1 Programming Model: Part 1: Introducing the Model2005-12-14 IBM
  The WebSphere Portal programming model is an extension of the J2EE programming model. You use it to implement Web applications that leverage the rich set of WebSphere Portal platform capabilities. This paper introduces the various parts of the model, provides a short overview of portal technology, and describes how portals relate to the service-oriented architecture (SOA). You learn about the model artifacts - such as portlets, themes, skins, and portlet services - and how you can influence a process called aggregation, in which the different pieces come together to create the portal page. Then, you see how two general concepts, security and virtual portals, relate to the programming model.

Tags: Web Services, J2EE, Service-Oriented Architecture		   


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