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Standards-Based Integration: The Impact of Web Services & J2EE Standards can redefine a marketplace ­ consider the impact that SQL had on the relational database market. Standards can also create new markets ­ without HTML and HTTP, there would be no World Wide Web. My thesis here is that Web... Mar. 26, 2002  Reads: 7,412

WebLogic Platform 7.0 Development and deployment. These are the foci of the WebLogic Platform 7.0 release. Don't get me wrong, it's not like we haven't been working on the container itself, we still have J2EE 1.3 compliance and some really high ECPerf ... Mar. 26, 2002  Reads: 5,579

BEA WebLogic Platform: Enabling Complex Web Services Web services. Who needs them? You will. Indeed, I have. As a proof of concept for a wireless company, I wrote an application that allowed users to manage a fantasy football team from any WAP-enabled handheld. Users could set their... Mar. 26, 2002  Reads: 7,844

SQL Server and WLS SQL Server isn't usually at the top of the list when it comes to selecting a database for J2EE development. Organizations that have made a commitment to Java and J2EE are likely to be Unix shops, making them highly unlikely to choos... Mar. 26, 2002  Reads: 6,942

Transactions, where do they begin and end? As we've discussed over the past few issues, JTA-style transactions provide a way for multiple data updates to be tied together so application logic can operate safely in the assumption that it will succeed or fail consistently, e... Mar. 26, 2002  Reads: 6,637

A Simple ADK for WLI's Business Process Management WebLogic Integration (WLI) consists of many application components, including a B2B application that manages business-to-business contracts during software conversation. To support the B2B application, WLI has a business process m... Mar. 26, 2002  Reads: 8,447

Exploring WebLogic JMX: JMX and J2EE Part 1 J2EE is rapidly becoming an established platform for deploying long-running business-critical applications. As the number of J2EE applications grows and their importance increases, a standard way to manage J2EE servers and appli... Apr. 26, 2002  Reads: 7,448  Replies: 1

Why Choose a CMP Architecture? Last month, I talked about the power of CMP entity EJBs and provided a number of scenarios where leveraging the CMP model would be preferable to developing stateless session EJBs that use JDBC or JDO. This month, I'll talk about the... Mar. 26, 2002  Reads: 8,512  Replies: 2

The Next Frontier for Web Services: Dynamic Assembly To understand the future of software, we need to understand the past, because once again we're seeing that history is repeating itself. This article looks at how the next frontier of software ­ the dynamic assembly of Web services i... Mar. 26, 2002  Reads: 5,902

RMI Interoperability - In a clasloader of its own If you've had the pleasure of working with BEA WebLogic Server for several years, you may know that RMI/T3 calls between different releases of the server used to be disallowed ­ to be buzzword -compliant, the releases were not 'wi... Mar. 26, 2002  Reads: 8,805

BEA eWorld 2002 Update The BEA eWorld conference was, in many ways, the same as every other conference I've attended. In other ways, it was quite different. The conference was held in the San Diego Convention Center, California, February 23-27, 2002. ... Mar. 26, 2002  Reads: 7,051

News & Developments Mongoose Technology has entered into an agreement with BEA Systems to build and maintain enterprise portals that incorporate collaboration Web services. Using PortalStudio Collaboration Web Services and BEA WebLogic Server, compan... Mar. 26, 2002  Reads: 6,371