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A blog about enterprise software development and deployment
Friday, September 5, 2008
WSDL-First and Schemas: Use Global Types or Global Elements?
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Often I'm faced with needing to expose a Web Service where the request and response bodies are messages, based on a well established sha...
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Thursday, August 21, 2008
Is a JVM's Maximum Heap Size really 1.7 GB?
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Many claim that the maximum heap size for a JVM is 1.7 GB, but is this really true? Well yes and no.... Probably yes, where in most case...
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Domain Health tool Vs WLDF for monitoring
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[Originally posted on my old BEA Dev2Dev blog on May 8, 2008] Note added 11-Dec-2009: The content of this blog entry is generally supersede...
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Thursday, March 27, 2008
New Open Source WebLogic Monitoring tool
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[Originally posted on my old BEA Dev2Dev blog on March 27, 2008] DomainHealth is an open source server monitoring tool for BEA's Web...
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Monday, February 25, 2008
Web Services: RPC, REST and Messaging
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[Originally posted on my old BEA Dev2Dev blog on February 25, 2008 ] Choosing a model for interoperable communication in the enterprise ...
Friday, August 10, 2007
Tips for Web Services Interoperability
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[Originally posted on my old BEA Dev2Dev blog on August 10, 2007] I try to follow some simple rules to maximise interoperability when de...
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
RPC-Encoded. Document-Literal. Does it really matter?
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[Originally posted on my old BEA Dev2Dev blog on July 31, 2007 ] In SOAP, there are two possible styles : RPC . Implies a SOAP body s...
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Tuesday, July 24, 2007
WLST and SQLPLus on Linux - get UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT and other keys working
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[Originally posted on my old BEA Dev2Dev blog on July 24, 2007] This has been bugging me for ages so today I spent some time trying to f...
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
The problem with using SOAP over JMS in SOA
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[Originally posted on my old BEA Dev2Dev blog on March 28, 2007] Sometimes I talk to people who seem to view the use of SOAP over JMS as...
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