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The Proper Channels 2006-10-11 01:00:17 Oracle

In Part 1 of this series covering the most important J2SE 1.4 features for enterprise programmers, the author discussed channels. In this paper, the author introduces the New I/O (NIO) Buffer class, and explains how channels and buffers work together in J2SE 1.4 to move data faster than ever before. A buffer is a container for a fixed amount of data of a single type. Each buffer stores its state information internally, which makes buffers more convenient than arrays. With an array, a programmer has to externally manage the starting point, length, and ranges of valid data within the array.

BEA Systems Case Study: Adecco 2006-09-21 01:00:14 BEA Systems

Adecco SA is the global leader in personnel services, connecting more than 700,000 temporary associates with businesses each day in 58 countries. Given the often-dynamic personnel needs of both large and small companies, the process of procuring and managing staffing services has evolved. Time is of the essence - companies must be able to quickly announce their personnel needs and requirements, and personnel agencies must quickly respond with maximum efficiency. Adecco is using BEA WebLogic Server to take its core business process online. Adecco leverages the server's Java standards-based capabilities to deploy eCommerce, the first Web-based, fully integrated staffing management system.

Transforming the Responsiveness, Quality, and Efficiency of Patient Care 2006-09-21 01:00:14 BEA Systems

In recognition of the fact that information technology is transforming medical organizations, AZ-VUB planned to move from a client server to a multi-layered system embedding the complexity of the medical environment. By standardizing on BEA WebLogic Server 8.1, the hospital has integrated all patient and hospital administrative information into a single Web-based clinical information system. Besides improving the responsiveness and quality of patient care, the unified system is transforming the efficiency of hospital operations.

Streamlined and Automated French Healthcare Environment 2006-09-21 01:00:14 BEA Systems

Founded in 2000, L'Agence Technique de l'Information sur l'Hospitalisation, or ATIH, is the French public authority responsible for the technical coordination of the country's main hospital information system. The challenge was to overcome slow, inefficient manual processes used to exchange and process data between hospitals and regional healthcare agencies, and to meet the demand for increased frequency of administrative data filing on areas like pathology, patient treatment, and diagnosis. A J2EE architecture underpinned by BEA WebLogic Server 8.1 manages data exchanges across secure connections, automates the generation of healthcare activity metrics, and accelerates healthcare budget evaluation and allocation.

Using JAAS in Java EE and SOA Environments 2006-11-01 01:00:29 Sun Microsystems

As Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) is now slowly starting to change its status from a buzzword associated with boxes on drawing boards, the early adopters are beginning to look beyond primitive examples of service orchestration. One of the first questions they are immediately faced with is providing a common security model for their heterogeneous services. Many enterprises with heavy investments into Java technologies have already developed sophisticated JAAS-based security stacks, both on Java SE and EE platforms. Therefore, the task at hand is to define ways for taking such JAAS-based security services to the next level, to help in linking SOA services.

Leading Provider of Software Tools for ERP Systems Expands Product Offering With Pure Java, 100% J2EE Standards Based Application Integration Solution 2006-09-13 01:00:18 NetManage

Quadrate as a company has the goal of taking the best innovations of the major software manufacturers and making them faster, more effective and easier to use for non-technical users. Quadrate wanted to provide a Java based alternative interface to SAP R/3, that would allow end users to enter data into an excel spreadsheet that could then be loaded automatically into SAP. This would eliminate the learning curve for users who are not familiar with the SAP application. The Librados JCA Plus Adapter for SAP R/3 and EICS framework enabled Quadrate to quickly embed a platform independent 100% pure Java, J2EE standards-based solution in their existing product suite.

The Forrester WaveTM: Enterprise Service Bus, Q2 2006 2006-09-08 01:00:28 BEA Systems

This report from Forrester research analyzes the vendor offerings in the Enterprise Service Bus market. Forrester evaluated leading enterprise service bus vendors against more than 100 criteria. In this report learn how the BEA AquaLogic Service Bus is market leader for enabling the transition to Service-Oriented Architecture.

BEA AquaLogic Service Bus White Paper: IT's Direct Route to SOA 2006-09-08 01:00:28 BEA Systems

While embracing the move to a service-oriented architecture (SOA) is vital to achieving greater business agility and market responsiveness, you can't just scrap your existing technology investments and rebuild from scratch. This BEA white paper describes the function of the Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)and explains how the BEA AquaLogic Service Bus adds value within a SOA environment.

Harnessing the Active Data Model 2006-10-13 01:00:15 Oracle

One of the key benefits of using Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) Business Components is its built-in support for an active data model. A person designs the application module by creating a set of master/detail view objects, and then creates a user interface by dragging and dropping data attributes or collections from the data model onto a visual page designer. At runtime, the application pages always reflect the current state of the data model, with no additional coding required. This paper describes how the active data model works. It shows how to add custom service methods to application modules as well as how to use those custom methods when building a user interface.

Using Oracle TopLink With the Spring Framework 2006-10-13 01:00:15 Oracle

Spring, a popular framework for developing lightweight J2EE applications, uses Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) and dependency injection at its core. It supports various frameworks, including Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tools such as Oracle TopLink and JBoss Hibernate. In this paper, the reader will learn how to use the Spring Framework's support for TopLink.

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Title	Date Added	Company
The Proper Channels	2006-10-11 01:00:17	Oracle
In Part 1 of this series covering the most important J2SE 1.4 features for enterprise programmers, the author discussed channels. In this paper, the author introduces the New I/O (NIO) Buffer class, and explains how channels and buffers work together in J2SE 1.4 to move data faster than ever before. A buffer is a container for a fixed amount of data of a single type. Each buffer stores its state information internally, which makes buffers more convenient than arrays. With an array, a programmer has to externally manage the starting point, length, and ranges of valid data within the array.
BEA Systems Case Study: Adecco	2006-09-21 01:00:14	BEA Systems
Adecco SA is the global leader in personnel services, connecting more than 700,000 temporary associates with businesses each day in 58 countries. Given the often-dynamic personnel needs of both large and small companies, the process of procuring and managing staffing services has evolved. Time is of the essence - companies must be able to quickly announce their personnel needs and requirements, and personnel agencies must quickly respond with maximum efficiency. Adecco is using BEA WebLogic Server to take its core business process online. Adecco leverages the server's Java standards-based capabilities to deploy eCommerce, the first Web-based, fully integrated staffing management system.
Transforming the Responsiveness, Quality, and Efficiency of Patient Care	2006-09-21 01:00:14	BEA Systems
In recognition of the fact that information technology is transforming medical organizations, AZ-VUB planned to move from a client server to a multi-layered system embedding the complexity of the medical environment. By standardizing on BEA WebLogic Server 8.1, the hospital has integrated all patient and hospital administrative information into a single Web-based clinical information system. Besides improving the responsiveness and quality of patient care, the unified system is transforming the efficiency of hospital operations.
Streamlined and Automated French Healthcare Environment	2006-09-21 01:00:14	BEA Systems
Founded in 2000, L'Agence Technique de l'Information sur l'Hospitalisation, or ATIH, is the French public authority responsible for the technical coordination of the country's main hospital information system. The challenge was to overcome slow, inefficient manual processes used to exchange and process data between hospitals and regional healthcare agencies, and to meet the demand for increased frequency of administrative data filing on areas like pathology, patient treatment, and diagnosis. A J2EE architecture underpinned by BEA WebLogic Server 8.1 manages data exchanges across secure connections, automates the generation of healthcare activity metrics, and accelerates healthcare budget evaluation and allocation.
Using JAAS in Java EE and SOA Environments	2006-11-01 01:00:29	Sun Microsystems
As Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) is now slowly starting to change its status from a buzzword associated with boxes on drawing boards, the early adopters are beginning to look beyond primitive examples of service orchestration. One of the first questions they are immediately faced with is providing a common security model for their heterogeneous services. Many enterprises with heavy investments into Java technologies have already developed sophisticated JAAS-based security stacks, both on Java SE and EE platforms. Therefore, the task at hand is to define ways for taking such JAAS-based security services to the next level, to help in linking SOA services.
Leading Provider of Software Tools for ERP Systems Expands Product Offering With Pure Java, 100% J2EE Standards Based Application Integration Solution	2006-09-13 01:00:18	NetManage
Quadrate as a company has the goal of taking the best innovations of the major software manufacturers and making them faster, more effective and easier to use for non-technical users. Quadrate wanted to provide a Java based alternative interface to SAP R/3, that would allow end users to enter data into an excel spreadsheet that could then be loaded automatically into SAP. This would eliminate the learning curve for users who are not familiar with the SAP application. The Librados JCA Plus Adapter for SAP R/3 and EICS framework enabled Quadrate to quickly embed a platform independent 100% pure Java, J2EE standards-based solution in their existing product suite.
The Forrester WaveTM: Enterprise Service Bus, Q2 2006	2006-09-08 01:00:28	BEA Systems
This report from Forrester research analyzes the vendor offerings in the Enterprise Service Bus market. Forrester evaluated leading enterprise service bus vendors against more than 100 criteria. In this report learn how the BEA AquaLogic Service Bus is market leader for enabling the transition to Service-Oriented Architecture.
BEA AquaLogic Service Bus White Paper: IT's Direct Route to SOA	2006-09-08 01:00:28	BEA Systems
While embracing the move to a service-oriented architecture (SOA) is vital to achieving greater business agility and market responsiveness, you can't just scrap your existing technology investments and rebuild from scratch. This BEA white paper describes the function of the Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)and explains how the BEA AquaLogic Service Bus adds value within a SOA environment.
Harnessing the Active Data Model	2006-10-13 01:00:15	Oracle
One of the key benefits of using Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) Business Components is its built-in support for an active data model. A person designs the application module by creating a set of master/detail view objects, and then creates a user interface by dragging and dropping data attributes or collections from the data model onto a visual page designer. At runtime, the application pages always reflect the current state of the data model, with no additional coding required. This paper describes how the active data model works. It shows how to add custom service methods to application modules as well as how to use those custom methods when building a user interface.
Using Oracle TopLink With the Spring Framework	2006-10-13 01:00:15	Oracle
Spring, a popular framework for developing lightweight J2EE applications, uses Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) and dependency injection at its core. It supports various frameworks, including Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tools such as Oracle TopLink and JBoss Hibernate. In this paper, the reader will learn how to use the Spring Framework's support for TopLink.