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WebLogic Workshop 8.1 IDE Fundamentals As a software architect and developer, I've used a number of IDEs for my J2EE development. I have my priority list of features that I look for in all the IDEs but I wasn't able to find one that gave me everything I wanted. Dec. 1, 2003  Reads: 13,902

BPM Offline Viewer Developers of workflow-based applications with the Business Process Modeler (BPM) component of BEA WebLogic Integration Version 7 use a powerful, feature-rich, graphical editor, called Studio, to design workflow templates and to ... Dec. 1, 2003  Reads: 13,023

Smoothing the Hand-Off to Production It is late Monday afternoon and your application is finally going into production. After a year of development and months of QA, it will be live first thing Tuesday morning. Dec. 1, 2003  Reads: 9,989

The Cost of Marshalling For those of us who are always looking to optimize our code and improve performance by squeezing out a few milliseconds here and there, marshalling is one of those areas that you expect to be so bloated that you would think you co... Dec. 1, 2003  Reads: 12,492

Introduction to ebXML With today's increasing demand for businesses to communicate with each other, business-to-business (B2B) integration holds the key to successful e-commerce collaboration. Dec. 1, 2003  Reads: 10,851

Application Management with WebLogic Server for Developers Part 3 This article is the third in a series on BEA WebLogic Server administration and management for developers. The first installment (WLDJ, Vol. 2, issue 10) focused on WebLogic Server administration concepts and terminology, and the ... Dec. 1, 2003  Reads: 17,043

conf2admin Enterprise software applications are complex, but almost certainly more complex is the underlying software that provides services and resources to these applications. There are different types of software that fall into the latter c... Dec. 1, 2003  Reads: 11,927

Application Management with NetIQ AppManager Suite As budgets are shrinking at the same pace that requirements are growing, there is a squeeze on enterprises to show value for the dollars spent on expensive software and hardware for running applications. It is clear that software su... Dec. 1, 2003  Reads: 13,370

Four Legs Good, Two Legs Bad? The buzz in the industry these days is all about service-oriented architecture. One of the key benefits that this brings is loose coupling between systems, which in turn improves the agility of the overall architecture Dec. 1, 2003  Reads: 8,940

Performance Improvement in a J2EE Application Java is hot. Just nine years old, it has become one of the leading development environments in the world. Dec. 1, 2003  Reads: 19,100  Replies: 1

Data Center Automation Automation is coming to a data center near you. It promises to cut costs, speed up deployment, ease problem diagnostics, and protect your applications against man-made and natural disasters. Dec. 1, 2003  Reads: 9,549  Replies: 1

Can You Log In Now? Good! A colleague of mine, who is a senior architectural specialist, recently finished a short, three-week consulting engagement with several other performance-test engineers to determine why it was taking several minutes on average for ... Dec. 1, 2003  Reads: 10,062