Vol: 4 Iss: 4 Read back Issues

Defragment Your View of the World for a Quiet Life The value of two phase commit transactions has always been that programmers can write applications that access data spread across multiple databases and be confident that any updates that are made will be consistently reflected in... Aug. 8, 2005  Reads: 8,277

Developing a Service Information Portal on the WebLogic Platform Portals can serve many purposes, including the delivery of information used for IT management purposes. A team of engineers within Hewlett-Packard has developed a portal-based J2EE-application, Service Information Portal (SIP), wh... Aug. 8, 2005  Reads: 27,816

Migrating a JBoss EJB Application to WebLogic The JBoss open source application server is commonly used in the development phase of a J2EE project. In the production phase the commercial BEA WebLogic server is preferred because of its enhanced set of features. Without modific... Aug. 8, 2005  Reads: 42,623

Services-Oriented Architecture and Services-Oriented Development of Applications Services-oriented development of applications (SODA) is an important development model for enabling organizations to reorient business processes in the transition to a service-oriented architecture (SOA). This article describes one such approach. Aug. 8, 2005  Reads: 16,080

Failover and Recovery of Enterprise Applications - Part 1 In enterprise application architecture, it is naïve to assume that none of the software/hardware components will go down. In fact, most of the IT managers and architects acknowledge this. However, a well-tested and robust recovery ... Aug. 8, 2005  Reads: 29,428  Replies: 2

Using the WebLogic Platform to Create a Real-World Business Process Model for Order Management Part 5 In the first article I gave an overview of BPM and covered the specifications in this area. I described the order change example and the steps needed to create the business process in WLI. In the second article we saw how to creat... Aug. 8, 2005  Reads: 27,329

Enterprise Service Bus BEA Systems, Inc. recently announced the launch of new family of products for service infrastructure, named AquaLogic. AquaLogic Service Bus (ALSB) is BEA's implementation of the Enterprise Service Bus combined with Web services m... Aug. 8, 2005  Reads: 14,871

A Perfect Fit The first house I ever bought was built in 1936. It had style, it had character, and it had really narrow hallways and tight corners. The sofa we had bought - the one that went perfectly with all the style and character - wouldn't f... Aug. 8, 2005  Reads: 8,169

Paths to SOA Many are comparing notes on two well-publicized paths to achieving SOA. The bottom-up approach is currently the most common variety, where Web services are created on an 'as need' basis to fulfill mostly integration-related requir... Aug. 8, 2005  Reads: 21,327