NN wrote: Yeah you are
right GWT is poor man's
Flex.
After using GWT on two
projects I am done with
creating UI using Java.
Best combo is Flex + ROR
or Flex + Java (server
side rules no question
about tha...
Dave Jenkins wrote: The
remote server management
is a welcomed added
feature in our IT
Department as we can now
just
have one install of
NGASI managing our many
application
servers on
over 20 machines.
Keep...
Craig Tobias wrote: I
hear a lot of discussion
around defining Web 2.0;
I think simpler
definition is better such
as ?user based
collaboration and content
generation?. There are a
number of people who wa...
Maintaining complicated
legacy applications is a
challenge, which is often
made worse by lack of
documentation,
nonintuitive design, and
coding practices.
Unfortunately almost all
software developers will
find themselves with such
...
Every aircraft can take
off, fly straight, and
land, but few are capable
of the dazzling rolls and
loops displayed at air
shows. When judged on
aerobatics, some
airplanes are superior to
others. Every BPM process
language, analogous...
When WLDJ wanted someone
to take a First Look at
Visual MainWin for J2EE,
we turned to
interoperability expert
Laurence Moroney -
coauthor of a forthcoming
book on Web services
security and a senior
architect in a major
financial ...
Java development is at a
crossroads. The open
standards have done lot
of good for the Java
platform and language,
but they have brought in
some problems too.
Developers are often
drenched in the
complexities that
surround Java
d...
This article will
demonstrate the value of
a communication platform
not just for telecoms,
but also for any company
developing
enterprise-wide
applications. BEA has
entered the communication
platform space in a very
big way with i...
One of the nice features
of the WebLogic Portal
8.1 release is a fairly
extensive content
management system. It
does not, nor was it ever
intended to, compete with
the large content
management vendors on the
market today, but for
...
As Internet services have
evolved and gradually
become more and more
distributed in nature,
enterprise messaging has
grown into one of the
most important parts of
Web application
infrastructure.
Applications can transfer
an enormo...
Faster than you can say
XML, a whole cottage
industry has developed to
standardize the mechanics
of Web services to add to
them protocols for things
like security and routing
and workflow, and even to
develop standard XML
schemas for business.
'High performance' is
what everybody strives
for when putting together
a new system. Technical
folk often spend hours
hung up on the raw speed
of their code, and a
certain machismo can be
derived from shaving
milliseconds off that
...
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