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Laudati P. — Application Interoperability: Microsoft .NET and J2EE
Laudati P. — Application Interoperability: Microsoft .NET and J2EE



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Íàçâàíèå: Application Interoperability: Microsoft .NET and J2EE

Àâòîð: Laudati P.

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Get the best information available for enabling application interoperability between the Microsoft .NET and Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) development platforms. This book offers practical and prescriptive guidance for developers responsible for creating enterprise-level business solutions where platform interoperability is a requirement and a reality. If you're experienced with one set of enterprise technologies but new to the other, you can ramp up quickly with focused introductions written from either the .NET or Java developer perspective. The book delivers expert technical information and recommendations for using Web services, runtime bridges, and asynchronous techniques; interoperability methods for point-to-point and resource tiers; and designing application architecture for interoperability. The companion CD-ROM includes a functional sample application, trial software, and a complete eBook. Patterns & Practices guides are reviewed and approved by Microsoft engineering teams, consultants, partners, and customers - delivering accurate, real-world information that's been technically validated and tested.


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Runtime bridges, most popular      67 68
Runtime bridges, table in interoperability scenarios      15
Runtime type safety checks      24—25
sample application      see XBikes
Sample code, IBM WebSphere MQ 5.3      289—290
Sample code, WebSphere Application Developer Studio 5.0      280—281
Sample code, WebSphere Application Server 5.0 on a Single Computer      289—290
Scenarios, asynchronous connectivity      171—172
Scenarios, Business tier and Data Access Logic tier      122
Scenarios, exchanging data between .NET and J2EE      63
Scenarios, interoperability      164—165
Scenarios, interoperability table      15
Scenarios, linking a new application to an existing application      63—64
Scenarios, linking business scenarios to Interoperability Technologies      15
Scenarios, linking existing applications      64—65
Scenarios, linking new applications      63
Scenarios, major scenarios described in this book      10—13 176
Scenarios, point-to-point interoperability      179
Scenarios, server component as remotable object      68
Scenarios, WebSphere MQ messages using JMS      264
Scenarios, XBikes application      158
schema2java tool overview      61
schema2java tool, example of use      208 246—247
Security      24 104—105
Serialization      see also XML serialization
Serialization code in Java helper class      246—249
Serialization code into a helper class method      208
Serialization of Java objects into XML      57
Serialization, binary serialization      52
Serialization, deserializing from XML to .NET      55—56
Serialization, deserializing objects into XML      57
Serialization, serializing .NET objects into XML      55
Serialization, using      52—57
Server component and java.util.EventListener      79
Server component and one-way asynchronous operations      123
Server component as remotable object      68
Server component configuring      72—73
Server component creating      71
Server component, classes      71
Service agent pattern      181
Service gateway pattern      181
Service Interface pattern      96 97
Service interfaces and Web services      90
Service interfaces business logic      167
Service interfaces for asynchronous interoperability      262—263
Service interfaces for Ja.NET in the Business tier      252—258
Service interfaces for Ja.NET in the Presentation tier      226—227
Service interfaces for JNBridgePro      218—220
Service interfaces linking to the ASP.NET application      205
Service interfaces overview      179
Service interfaces, .NET Framework      238—244
Service interfaces, DALMSMQServiceInterface      198
Service interfaces, described      166—167
Service interfaces, J2EE      186 190 206—213
Service interfaces,.NET Framework Business tier      194
Service interfaces,.NET Framework Data tier      198
Service interfaces,.NET in the Business service facade      236
Service interfaces,.NET in the Presentation tier      204—205
ServicedComponent exposing existing class as Web service      97
ServicedComponent, business components      162
Servlets      41
Session beans and business logic      42
Session beans business component      162
Session beans described      42 44
Shared databases linking through      113—122
Shared databases, described      14
Shared databases, table in interoperability scenarios      15
SingleTierApp enterprise archive file      303—304
SingleTierXBikes      211
SN.exe      26
SOAP and proxy classes      100
SOAP and Web services      89 90 91—92
SOAP for standard structure      92
SOAP Reliable Messaging Protocol      see SRMP
SOAP ServicedComponent      97
SOAP vs. .NET Remoting      81
SOAP vs. Binary/TCP communication      85
SOAP WS-ReliableMessaging      135
Specialized collections      34
SQL Server 2000      see Microsoft SQL Server 2000
SQL Server managed provider classes      119
SqlCommand class      119
SqlConnection class      119
SqlDataReader class      117
SqlDataReader object      119
SRMP      127
StringCollection type      34
Strong Name Tool      see SN.exe
Strong names in Ja.NET      79
Strong names overview      26
Struts, described      161 see
Sub-classed dataset      214
Sun      see J2EE
Sun ONE Application Server      37
Sun rivalry with Microsoft      17
Supporting proxies      88—89
Synchronous communications      see Asynchronous communications
System.Data namespace      117
System.Data.DataSet class      239
System.Data.dll      117
System.Data.SqlClient namespace      119
System.InvalidOperationException      56
System.Messaging namespace      129—130 131 137
System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingException function      79
System.String, vs. java.lang.String      50
System.Web.Service.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol class      100
System.Web.Services.WebService      241—242
System.Xml.dll      117
System.Xml.Serialization namespace      240
System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer class      54—55
tables, data types      62
Tables, interoperability scenarios      15
Tables,.NET and J2EE      46
Tables,.NET Remoting and Web services      108—109
Tabular Data Stream interface      see TDS
targetClient      264—265
TDS      119
The Mind Electric      102 206
The Mind Electric, Web services implemention      210—213
Thread management      25
ThreadPool class      25
Tiers      see Business tier Data Multi-tiered Presentation
Topic management      141
Topic object      145
TopicConnection object      145
TopicConnectionFactory object      145
TopicPublisher object      145
TopicSession object      145
TopicSubscriber object      145
Transactional messages      128
Transactional support, asynchronous connectivity      171
Transactional support, Basic Profile 1.0      136
Transactional support, COM+      32
Transactional support, Data Access Logic Components      121
Transactional support, EJBS      42
Transactional support, JNBridgePro      83
Transactional support, MSMQ      127—128 135
Transactional support, table      46
Transactional support,.NET Remoting      109
Transactions, business workflows      163
Transactions, handling using a Web service      136—137
True callback      135 137
Try clauses      23
Type compatibility using XML Schemas to ensure      58—62
Type compatibility, challenges of      49—51
Type definitions      89
type safety      24—25
typed datasets      see also DataSets
Typed DataSets in .NET Framework using XMLSerializer      239
Typed DataSets to use ASP.NET      204
Typed DataSets using to define business entities      164—166
Typed DataSets, CustomerData      180 217
Typed DataSets, XML Schemas      238—239
UBR      105—106
UDDI Business Registry      see UBR
UDDI for discovery      92
UDDI for Web services      105—108
UDDI, interoperability benefits of      106
UDDI, registries      106—107
UI      161
Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration      see UDDI
Unmanaged code      23—24
URL Behavior property      101
URLs      100—101 105
Use case commands      162
Use case interoperability adapter factories      187
Use case interoperability adapters      186—187 195 see
Use case interoperability adapters, .NET Framework      194—195
Use case interoperability adapters, configuring Ja.NET      331—332
User interface      see UI
userAcct account object      87
using      297—299
Value Object pattern      164—165
value objects      87—88
VB.NET Server component      75
vbc.exe      28
Visual Studio .NET 2003      28
Visual Studio .NET, accessing a Web service in      99
Visual Studio .NET, designing a Web service in .NET Framework      95—96
Visual Studio .NET, XML Designer tool      59
W3C      59 93
WaitHandle method      124
WAR, acronym defined      41
WAR, deploying applications      44
WAR, package deployment      81
Web Application Archive      see WAR
Web applications creating for ASP.NET      31
Web applications creating for Java      41
Web applications running XBikes on single tier      320
Web Matrix      31
Web Reference URL property      100—101
Web references with URLs      100—101
Web service interfaces interoperability      206—217
Web service interfaces reusing existing equipment      7
Web service interfaces, MSMQ      134—135
Web service service interfaces      167
Web service service interfaces and J2EE      190
Web service service interfaces, .NET Web Service Proxies      215
Web service service interfaces, GetCategories method in      244
Web service stacks      102 103 206
Web services accessing in Visual Studio .NET      99
Web services adapters      294—295
Web services adapters between Business and Data tiers      328—329
Web services adapters between the Business and Data tiers      296
Web services adapters using      294—297
Web services adapters, WebSphere Application Server 5.0 on multiple computers      294—297
Web services adapters, XBikes on .NET      326—329
Web services and Callbacks      90
Web services and service interfaces      90
Web services and SOAP      89 90 91—92
Web services asynchronous calls      123—125
Web services calling methods      101
Web services client creation      97—98
Web services client in .NET Framework      98—99
Web services considerations when choosing      203
Web services consuming in Java      103
Web Services Description Language      see WSDL
Web services diagram of elements      93
Web services diagram of layers      91
Web Services Enhancements      see WSE
Web services exposing an existing class      96—97
Web services implementing      95—101
Web services in .NET Framework using Visual Studio .NET      95—96
Web services in a .NET Framework      95—96
Web services interface creation      134—135
Web services interoperability best practices      107—108
Web services interoperability in Business tier      237—251
Web services interoperability in Presentation tier      206—217
Web Services Interoperability Organization      see WS—I
Web services J2EE      101—103
Web services proxy classes to communicate with      98
Web services proxy operations with .NET Framework applications      213—214
Web services proxy operations with J2EE applications      245—246
Web services securing      104—105
Web services supporting      32—33
Web Services Transaction      see WS-Transaction
Web services understanding      90—92
Web services, .NET Framework Business tier by way of a Web services      194
Web services, .NET Framework Data Access Logic resource through a Web services      198
Web services, .NET remoting comparison      108—110
Web services, architecture of      93
Web services, connecting with      89—110
Web services, described      89—90
Web services, handling transactions with      136—137
Web services, J2EE Business tier      186
Web services, J2EE Data Access Logic tier      190
Web Services, Java      102—103
Web services, Place Order functionality      297
Web services, Place Order functionality to use message queues      299
Web services, UDDI for      105—107
Web tiers connecting to Business tier with Web services adapters      326—327
Web tiers deleting items from computers      336—337
Web tiers JNDI lookups      293
web.config      196 244 258
WebConfig.xml      188
WebLogic      37
WebLogic Workshop      105
WebMethod attribute      30
WebSphere Application Developer Studio 5.0 installing sample code      280—281
WebSphere Application Developer Studio 5.0 running XBikes      282
WebSphere Application Developer Studio 5.0, XBikes on      278—285
WebSphere Application Server 5.0 on a single computer, deploying      285
WebSphere Application Server 5.0 on a single computer, installing      285—287
WebSphere Application Server 5.0 on a single computer, installing sample code      289—290
WebSphere Application Server 5.0 on multiple computers running XBikes application      294
WebSphere Application Server 5.0 on multiple computers, Business tier      291—292
WebSphere Application Server 5.0 on multiple computers, changing interoperability methods      294—299
WebSphere Application Server 5.0 on multiple computers, data tier computer setup      290
WebSphere Application Server 5.0 on multiple computers, installing      290—294
WebSphere Application Server 5.0 on multiple computers, Presentation tier computer setup      292—294
WebSphere Application Server 5.0 on multiple computers, Web services adapters      294—297
WebSphere Application Server 5.0 on multiple computers, XBikes application      293—294
WebSphere Application Server, Business tier on XBikes on J2EE      309—310
WebSphere Application Server, changing configuration      330
WebSphere Application Server, Data tier server      312
WebSphere Application Server, manually configuring XBikes on      300
WebSphere Application Server, manually configuring XBikes on IBM Application Server      301
WebSphere Application Server, Presentation tier on XBikes on J2EE      307—308
WebSphere Application Server, restarting for XBikes on J2EE      305
WebSphere Application Server, XBikes on J2EE      301 307—308
WebSphere MQ accessing from remote computer      139
WebSphere MQ and client component      139
WebSphere MQ bridging with HIS 2000      150—152
WebSphere MQ brokers      145
WebSphere MQ Classes for .NET      146—147
WebSphere MQ Classes for Java      141—142
WebSphere MQ Classes for JMS for Publish/Subscribe Messaging      144—145
WebSphere MQ Classes for point-to-point Messaging      143—144
WebSphere MQ connecting from J2EE Applications      141—142
WebSphere MQ connecting MSMQ      265
WebSphere MQ HIS 2000      150—151
WebSphere MQ interfaces for message queuing      190
WebSphere MQ using      138—139
WebSphere MQ, .NET Framework applications      146—147
WebSphere MQ, Data tier computers support      315
WebSphere MQ, runtime bridges to access JMS functionality      148
WebSphere MQ, XBikes Business tier components support      310—311
WebSphere MQ, XBikes on J2EE support      304—305
WebSphere Studio Application Developer 5.0      329—330
WebSphere Studio Application Developer 5.1      283—285
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