n a previous article I covered some of the basics of JMS using OpenJMS as the JMS provider. In this article, you’ll see some more advanced OpenJMS topics such as
ou’ll find plenty written about building and deploying EJB, and perhaps equally as much about building applications with the Struts framework. But what about leveraging EJB and Struts together? This
ava filters, first introduced in the Java Servlet specification 2.3, are a powerful addition to any Java Web application toolkit, yet they probably are the most under-used and under-appreciated of
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rganizations are increasingly demanding applications where communication between software components is loosely coupled and often asynchronous. In asynchronous communication, an application sends a message, and then continues program execution without
hen it first announced the nascent product then known as Project Rave, Sun said Java Studio Creator would be the carrot to finally attract corporate developers to Java. It would
ractically every request from a user’s JSP/servlet creates a new database connection, which takes time and exhausts system resources. Using a limited number of database connections substantially improves Web server
ince their introduction in 1997, Remote Method Invocation (RMI) and Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) have represented a new direction in the development, installation, and management of distributed Java applications in the
o you thought batch programming had died and gone the way of the COBOL dinosaur. Think again. Despite the trends toward real-time solutions, companies still run essential business processes using