Vol: 2 Iss: 6 Read back Issues

Keeping Memory Leaks and Stalled Threads in Check There are several different categories of memory-related problems that I've seen in the field. The most common of these is the memory leak. A Java memory leak is the result of objects remaining referenced after an application has ... May. 27, 2003  Reads: 12,243

Struts and J2EE Struts is a framework provided by Apache, designed to handle the presentation layer of your J2EE applications. The J2EE blueprints recommend that you use a Model 2 approach for your presentation layer, and Struts does just that for ... May. 27, 2003  Reads: 7,317

The Race to Create Standards The number of Web service business process (BP) specifications trying to make their way to standards status makes it difficult to tell who is doing what, especially given that many efforts are redundant. May. 27, 2003  Reads: 7,901

BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1 Last year, BEA introduced WebLogic Workshop, a revolutionary product based on declarative annotations that took away most of the pain and aggravation of developing J2EE-based Web services on the WebLogic Application Server platfor... May. 27, 2003  Reads: 11,331

Diagnosing Application-Database Performance Bottlenecks J2EE has arrived as the standard enterprise-computing platform for Web application development, and is gaining strength and popularity every day. J2EE supports legacy applications and interfaces, multiple operating systems, dist... May. 27, 2003  Reads: 8,941

Creating a WebLogic Environment Our goal in this part of the book has been to introduce you to WebLogic Server's many capabilities and to help you understand how to field a team that can effectively take advantage of them. We've also given you some ideas on how ... May. 27, 2003  Reads: 8,272

WebLogic Portal 8.1 WebLogic Portal 8.1 Beta is out and builds upon the successful and well received WebLogic Portal 7.0. Portal 7.0 dominated industry reviews last year, winning many 'best technology' awards (for example, Best Enterprise Portal Soluti... May. 27, 2003  Reads: 11,240

JMS and WebLogic 7.0 This article demonstrates how to create a gateway class for sending JMS messages generically with WebLogic. This is beneficial for any asynchronous messaging effort, and provides a basis for future JMS development. A generic acces... May. 27, 2003  Reads: 8,277

Deriving Application Infrastructure For an organization to economically support an evolving application portfolio, an application infrastructure strategy must exist. The right application infrastructure strategy ensures that an organization can accommodate short-ter... May. 27, 2003  Reads: 9,589

Listen Very Carefully; I Shall Say This Only Once! I have a rather deaf and rather elderly grandmother. She is a lovely woman and can spend hours telling tales - sometimes fascinating and sometimes... well, less fascinating - about times past. May. 27, 2003  Reads: 7,777

Enhancing Application Manageability Part 1 When we build enterprise applications based on either a J2EE-compatible application server or an XML Web services platform, we tend to leave the manageability of our application as a problem for the base platform to solve. We ther... May. 27, 2003  Reads: 9,300

Management 101 From time to time I hear people say 'those who can, do; those who can't, manage.' Usually a developer mutters this as he begins another 80-hour week courtesy of a slip in the project plan. Of course, once you get to be management yo... May. 27, 2003  Reads: 11,548