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 Topic: Next-Generation Middleware |
Gervas
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 Forum: General Discussion Posted: Wed May 05, 2004 12:50 am Subject: Next-Generation Middleware |
Kumar,
Sorry for the delay, but I hope this answers your points:
One significant difference between Autevo and traditional
middleware such as MQSeries, JMS, or TIBCO's Rendezvous is that it
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| Topic: Next-Generation Middleware |
Gervas
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: Wed Apr 28, 2004 8:55 am Subject: Next-Generation Middleware |
| WebLogic and WebSphere are wonderful products as we all know, and yes you can of course use this technology with J2EE app servers! However to return to MQSeries, we have an MQ adaptor (two-way adapto ... |
| Topic: Next-Generation Middleware |
Gervas
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: Wed Apr 28, 2004 6:16 am Subject: Next-Generation Middleware |
Sorry, I meant "with multiple apps... " not "without..."! Silly me!
Gervas |
| Topic: Next-Generation Middleware |
Gervas
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: Wed Apr 28, 2004 6:13 am Subject: Next-Generation Middleware |
Kumar,
Good point. This is not a trivial one, but here goes for starters:
When building a large application structure without multiple apps and multiple sources and formats of data, it is prefe ... |
| Topic: Next-Generation Middleware |
Gervas
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: Wed Apr 28, 2004 5:19 am Subject: Next-Generation Middleware |
| Yes, that would be wonderful! Sad reality is that once an integration schema is implemented, those responsible find that they are not dealing with a static application structure. Applications change ... |
| Topic: Next-Generation Middleware |
Gervas
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: Wed Apr 28, 2004 3:15 am Subject: Next-Generation Middleware |
| If you have built distributed Java-based systems, you have probably used JMS as well as MQ, not to mention other middleware, be it tightly or loosely coupled. Whatever middleware you have used you mig ... |
