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A Simple Example: Using the WebSphere Adapter for Flat File | 2006-12-01 | IBM |
| The IBM WebSphere Adapter for Flat Files enables integration with applications that provide a basic flat file interface. This adapter can be used with applications that do not provide programmable or service interfaces, and for which integration at the data tier is impractical. This J2EE Connector Architecture (JCA) adapter facilitates the bidirectional exchange of any type of text or binary file, provides the ability to write to new files and append to or overwrite existing files, polls a directory for new files to deliver to the configured endpoint, and retrieves the contents of target files, checks for the existence of files, lists the files in a directory, and deletes target files.
Tags: Application Servers, J2EE |
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Firewall Security for Corba and J2EE/EJB With the IIOP Domain Boundary Controller | 2006-11-30 | PrismTech |
| Enterprise application systems based on the middleware technologies Corba and Java-RMI (for example IBM Websphere and BEA Weblogic) use IIOP as the protocol interface to the business logic. If the access to Corba or EJB servers has to pass firewall installations, an additional security gateway must be added to the existing firewall installation, otherwise the firewall security is seriously at risk. Xtradyne's IIOP Domain Boundary Controller enables the secure firewall traversal of IIOP interactions, and additionally provides detailed security controls (4A) for the business logic to be protected. This white paper covers the special security problems of IIOP and firewalls, the productized solution, and typical operation issues such as scalability and high-availability.
Tags: Security Tools, J2EE |
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Security Hardening for J2EE With the IIOP Domain Boundary Controller | 2006-11-30 | PrismTech |
| RMI access to EJB servers in the internal network by presentation tier clients (such as servlets in Web server) running in the DMZ is critical but can be securely enabled and reliably controlled. The IIOP Domain Boundary Controller as an application layer security gateway between the Web server and the EJB server effectively shields the business logic and data in the backend as well as the internal network as a whole against possible (e.g., RMI-based) attacks from within the DMZ and from the external networks connected to the DMZ. | |||
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IBM BlogCentral Version 2: Architecting for Performance | 2006-11-16 | IBM |
| BlogCentral is an intranet blogging platform that allows IBM employees around the world to share opinions on work-related topics. The office of the IBM CIO asked the HiPODS team to study BlogCentral performance and implement changes to improve response times and throughput. This paper describes the HiPODS effort to develop and deploy BlogCentral Version 2 with significantly improved performance. It includes a description of lessons learned, particularly in the areas of database tuning, and options for further performance improvements.
Tags: J2EE, High Performance Computing |
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Extend Your J2EE Application Server for Instant Messaging | 0000-00-00 | Oracle |
| J2EE application servers have become a vital enterprise component recently, with users frequently interacting with them to get the data they need. These "self-service" enterprise systems are often further improved by extending the availability of data to the right people at the right time via email. Email, however, although reliable, is a passive channel that allows the end user to decide when he or she should receive data. This paper explains how each person can apply the J2EE Connector Architecture (JCA) to instant messaging by treating the latter like a J2EE resource adapter.
Tags: J2EE, Application Development |
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An Extensible, Lightweight Architecture for Adaptive J2EE Applications | 2006-11-10 | Association for Computing Machinery |
| Server applications with adaptive behaviors can adapt their functionality in response to environmental changes, and significantly reduce the on-going costs of system deployment and administration. However, developing adaptive server applications is challenging due to the complexity of server technologies and highly dynamic application environments. This paper presents an architecture framework, known as the Adaptive Server Framework (ASF). ASF provides a clear separation between the implementation of adaptive behaviors and the server application business logic. This means a server application can be cost effectively extended with programmable adaptive features through the definition and implementation of control components defined in ASF.
Tags: J2EE, Application Development |
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Using Java Method Traces to Automatically Characterize and Model J2EE Server Applications | 2006-11-08 | Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers |
| This paper describes a novel framework used to characterize a J2EE (Java Enterprise Edition) application and develop models of the application by using Java method tracing in a Java-technology based application server. Application servers are critical to large-scale, online servers and serve as middleware to provide secure access to transactional, legacy and web services. The tracing tool in this framework gives a detailed and comprehensive view of the sequences of methods invoked as the application server processes requests.
Tags: J2EE, Application Development |
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J2C Security on z/OS | 2006-11-02 | IBM |
| This paper describes security options of IBM WebSphere Application Server and Enterprise Information Systems (EIS) when using J2EE Connector Architecture (J2C) connectors. EIS such as CICS and IMS generally require that a locally defined identity be used within the EIS for resource authorization checking. The paper covers topics such as J2EE Connector Security, security when accessing CICS, and security when accessing IMS.
Tags: Security Management, J2EE |
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XML Manipulation Using XMLTask | 2006-12-09 01:00:17 | Sun Microsystems |
| XMLTask is an external task for the popular build tool Ant that permits complex manipulations of XML in a simple and consistent fashion, without having to deal with XML StyLe sheets (XSL). XMLTask can be used for many common tasks that developers face, including manipulating J2EE and Spring descriptors, creating XHTML websites, and driving workflows via XML configuration files.
Tags: J2EE |
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Jump-Start J2EE Development | 2006-11-01 | Oracle |
| As the user has seen in previous papers, Oracle JDeveloper 10g and Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) provide a complete development environment with a host of declarative features similar to 4GL tools one may have used in the past. To help one make the most of the powerful Oracle JDeveloper/ADF combination, the Oracle ADF Learning Center provides numerous helpful resources, such as ADF Developer's Guide for Forms/4GL Developers, a companion sample application, and an end-to-end tutorial. This paper shows the user another powerful tool to help them harness the potential of Oracle JDeveloper: the Oracle JHeadstart application generator. It demonstrates the new Oracle JHeadstart 10.1.3 version to show one how quickly he or she can create real-world applications in Oracle JDeveloper.
Tags: Application Development |
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