The CICS Transaction Gateway (CICS TG) is used widely to provide access to CICS programs from Java environments. It provides the IBM implementation of the J2EE Connector Architecture (JCA). This IBM Redbook introduces the new facilities of the CICS TG for z/OS V6.0 and V6.1, which provide improvements in the areas of transactional integration, systems...   Read Article.

By Michael Stevens A service-oriented architecture has services that developers create in a service layer. The services that they develop have published interfaces. These interfaces support a distinct business domain. Organizations that focus their development effort around the creation of services, will realize many benefits. The most common scenario...   Read Article.

( Page 1 of 5 ) If you're familiar with traditional programming languages and you want to develop some rich Internet applications that take advantage of the power of Flash, you might want to take a look at Flex. Read on to learn how this presentation server can help. What is Flex? Macromedia Flex is a presentation server that developers can use to build...   Read Article.

by Dion Almaer 01/30/2002 Have you developed an EJB? Have you been frustrated at having to create and manipulate the XML deployment descriptors, as well as the interfaces? I certainly have. I was recently working on an EJB for the Xbeans open source project and I decided to use another open source tool -- XDoclet -- to generate the XML descriptors and...   Read Article.

By Mugdha Chauhan Go to page: 1 2 Next Most enterprise applications have to interact heavily with their back-end databases. To make such interactions possible and make them efficient and fast, enterprise application developers create a quot;persistence layerquot; between the application and underlying database, which takes care of storing data from...   Read Article.

Rosemarie Graham spoke with Jim Rhyne, Legacy Applications Architect at IBM about using legacy data within Web services. Thank you Jim for taking the time to speak with Developer.com. A lot of our readers are developing or at least considering Web services for their companies so we will focus our attention there. Q: Give us your perspective on the Web...   Read Article.

Rick Hightower; Kyle Gabhart; Peter Schmitz; Jacob Weintraub February 2003 This tutorial shows how easy it is to convert existing Enterprise JavaBeans components into Web services with the WebSphere SDK for Web Services V5 (WSDK). It demonstrates the ability of IBM's WSDK to convert a Stateless Session Bean in one easy step into a full Web service conforming...   Read Article.

By Klaus Salchner Go to page: 1 2 Next The W3C (the World Wide Web Consortium, http://www.w3.org ) published the XML 1.0 specification on February 10th, 1998. The XML 1.1 specification was published six years later, on February 4th, 2004. In these six years, XML has taken the industry by storm. XML has become the standard for how to describe and exchange...   Read Article.

By Klaus Salchner Go to page: 1 2 Next The W3C (the World Wide Web Consortium, http://www.w3.org ) published the XML 1.0 specification on February 10th, 1998. The XML 1.1 specification was published six years later, on February 4th, 2004. In these six years, XML has taken the industry by storm. XML has become the standard for how to describe and exchange...   Read Article.

By Boris Gitline Consultant Allaire Corporation Since JRun 3.0 emerged on the arena of the Web application servers, migrating existing applications from JRun 2.3 to JRun 3.0 is becoming one the hottest topics in the developers' community. The article explores possible migration routines as well as their pros and cons. How to Deploy with JRun 2.3...   Read Article.

By Klaus Salchner W3C (the World Wide Web Consortium, http://www.w3.org ) published the XML 1.0 specification on February 10th, 1998. The XML 1.1 specification was published six years later, on February 4th 2004. In the six years, XML has taken the industry by storm. XML has become the standard for how to describe and exchange data. The current development...   Read Article.

by chromatic ONJava Newsletter for 02/13/2003 Dear Readers, There are five more weeks of winter (at least here in the Northern hemisphere). That thought helps explain the overcast skies. While you're stuck inside (or, if you're enjoying the Southern hemisphere, after a long day of playing in the sun), here's what's new on ONJava this...   Read Article.

Kevin Hoyt Senior Sales Engineer Macromedia, Inc. Download the WAR file for this article. Macromedia JRun Server 3.1 includes a powerful set of 25 JSP custom tags commonly referred to as the JRun Tag Library (JTL). While the idea of custom tags has been an asset to Macromedia ColdFusion for many years, the concept is new to J2EE in JSP 1.1. One of the...   Read Article.

by Dick Applebaum 01/17/2003 Well, since we last got together, events have overtaken us. In Part 3 , we had just gotten our port of ColdFusion MX (CFMX) Linux to run on the Mac. On Jan 7, 2003 Macromedia announced that the combination of JRun and CFMXJ2EE are available for the Mac. This changes everything! JRun is a J2EE-Certified application server....   Read Article.

George Brichacek September 2002 Do you need the powerful collaborative features that Lotus Domino provides, such as industrial-strength messaging, interactive applications, secured access, workflow, and content management? Do you also want to take advantage of J2EE applications and the object-oriented, portable, multi-threading capabilities they provide?...   Read Article.

by chromatic ONJava Newsletter for 02/20/2003 Dear Readers, Your editor spoke at a Linux User Group on Tuesday night, and was treated to a heartwarming story about an ex-mainframe guy, laid off last year, who started his own company and now sells J2EE solutions to small businesses. (It was also nice to hear that he'd realized, on his own, that PostgreSQL...   Read Article.

Rick Hightower Director of Development eBlox Component Managed Persistence and Relationships allow you to build components to the EJB 2.0 specification that can save the state of your EJBs to any J2EE supporting application server and database without having to create your own low-level JDBC-based persistence system. It also provides a unified way to...   Read Article.

Rick Hightower Director of Development eBlox Component Managed Persistence and Relationships allow you to build components to the EJB 2.0 specification that can save the state of your EJBs to any J2EE supporting application server and database without having to create your own low-level JDBC-based persistence system. It also provides a unified way to...   Read Article.

By Chris Schalk Go to page: 1 2 Next A quot;How Toquot; article on working with Web templates in JDeveloper 10g Introduction Getting Started5;Building a Web Template Archiving Web Templates as J2EE War Files Future Web Templating Support in JDeveloper 10.1.3 Production Summary Introduction Although JDeveloper 10g Production (10.1.2) and 10.1.3 preview...   Read Article.

By Chris Schalk Go to page: 1 2 Next A quot;How Toquot; article on working with Web templates in JDeveloper 10g Introduction Getting Started5;Building a Web Template Archiving Web Templates as J2EE War Files Future Web Templating Support in JDeveloper 10.1.3 Production Summary Introduction Although JDeveloper 10g Production (10.1.2) and 10.1.3 preview...   Read Article.