Vol: 2 Iss: 8 Read back Issues

WebLogic Industry News Anexinet Corporation, a regional solutions provider, has entered into a partnership agreement with BEA Systems. Aug. 7, 2003  Reads: 6,567

Practical Adoption of Design Patterns Often there is a distinction between concepts and how those concepts are applied in the real world. Design patterns are no exception. Aug. 7, 2003  Reads: 9,935

J2EE Framework for Services This article presents a lightweight framework for building a service-oriented architecture (SOA) on top of J2EE. Aug. 7, 2003  Reads: 8,618

Improved Performance with the EJBSelect Data Aggregation Patterns When EJB 2.0 arrived I thought, 'Wow, EJB has finally arrived!' With Container Managed Relationships (CMR) and a standard query paradigm I thought the nirvana of portable data layer-independent applications was just a few keystrokes away. Aug. 7, 2003  Reads: 9,304  Replies: 1

J2EE Design Patterns Not surprisingly, the concept of design patterns originated in the world of architecture. A design pattern is a proven, reusable solution to a recurring problem. Aug. 7, 2003  Reads: 7,395

The Promise Of Patterns The concept of patterns has been around as long as we humans have been around. In fact, just about everything we do is centered on recognition, repeatable processes, and routine. Aug. 7, 2003  Reads: 5,752

Extending the Admin Console for Your Custom Security Provider Extending the functionality of the WebLogic Server Admin Console provides you with the ability to incorporate the management of your custom application into one central location. Aug. 7, 2003  Reads: 11,394

The Language, the Server, and the JVM If you were to trace the origins of the excitement about Java, you might go back to May of 1995 when Sun first announced Java at SunWorld '95. The sexiest part of the show was HotJava, a browser written entirely in Java and capable ... Aug. 7, 2003  Reads: 7,244

BEA WebLogic Integration 8.1 from BEA Systems Complex Business Process Management (BPM) solutions involving workflow creation, enterprise resource access, and real business tasks can quickly become unmanageable. The workflows can grow into giant, hard-to-follow decision tr... Aug. 7, 2003  Reads: 9,145

Freedom, Disasters, and Getting Something for Nothing In most large-scale 'mission critical' systems, high on the list of requirements is resistance to failure. With the world living in fear of violent destruction post 9/11, it is more common for the definition of 'failure' in this c... Aug. 7, 2003  Reads: 7,555

WebLogic Support When I first transitioned to BEA Weblogic support, I had some premonition of what lay ahead, but little did I realize the daunting task of working on third-party code under high-pressure conditions. Aug. 7, 2003  Reads: 5,991

Improving Performance, Avoiding Hung Threads, and Keeping It Simple If your application is experiencing serious performance problems, I recommend that you perform a thorough analysis to determine the root cause. Aug. 7, 2003  Reads: 10,037

Pattern Matching When I first graduated (well, actually, the second time) I had an offer from a company for a programming job. They were going to hire me, contingent upon my passing the IBM Programmer's Aptitude Test. So one day I drove my coll... Aug. 7, 2003  Reads: 10,035