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Integrating an ASP.NET Application with J2EE PART 2 In Part 1 of this two-part article I discussed interoperability between .NET and Weblogic 8.1 and issues that arise when transferring data between Web serivces. In Part 2 I will cover some advanced issues: SOAP exception handling,... Jun. 21, 2005  Reads: 16,896  Replies: 1

Acid Reign In browsing around the Web, as one occasionally does in a free nanosecond, I read an interesting article about twp-phase commit transactions by Gregor Hohpe of ThoughtWorks ('Your Coffee Shop Does Not Use Two Phase Commit'). Grego... Jun. 21, 2005  Reads: 8,464

Adding Internationalization to Business Objects The Web transcends national boundaries and many sites reach global audiences, which brings into the spotlight the problem of internationalization of Web applications. The Java community has an established approach for supporting m... Jun. 21, 2005  Reads: 16,636

Java Messaging Services Clustering Part 2 In Part 1 of this article series we discussed the fundamental aspects of clustering JMS resources in a WebLogic cluster. In Part 2 we will discuss JMS clustering in the context of design and configuration strategies that demonstrate... Jun. 21, 2005  Reads: 18,336

The Integration Challenge In the early days of business computing, little attention was paid to the concept of sharing application logic and data across multiple machines. The big question faced by an organization was how to develop computer systems to suc... Jun. 21, 2005  Reads: 18,015

Implementing a Cluster-Aware Cache Using WebLogic Caching information on the WebLogic tier can significantly increase performance and reduce the number of external system calls needed for data retrieval. This is especially true when an application wants to store bits of information... Jun. 21, 2005  Reads: 20,913

Extending the J2EE Deployment API for Disruption-Free Service J2EE has been very successful in providing the specifications for detailing the arrangement of resources in a server-side application such as a... Jun. 21, 2005  Reads: 9,162

Best Practices for Exchanging Valid Data Through Web Services Web services fit nicely into a service-oriented architecture (SOA) and appear to be one component of the ideal solution to business application integration. When exposing applications through Web services, the contract of each ser... Jun. 21, 2005  Reads: 12,789

Framework Tales Once upon a time, on a project not too far away, a bright young software architect had a thought. 'Why, things are getting a bit complex here,' he said. 'Perhaps I can make things easier by developing a common framework that can tak... Jun. 21, 2005  Reads: 9,741

WebLogic Blog Round-Up If one of the true signs of a vibrant developer community is an active blogosphere surrounding a technology, then the WebLogic family of technologies certainly passes that test with flying colors. In case you're not yet active you... Jun. 21, 2005  Reads: 18,220