Independent consultant with e-Mind Solutions. Has over 12 years experience in the computing industry. Served 10 years with the United States Army (whoooa) and since his expired term of service has worked with several leading technologies such as Messaging services, XML/XSL Transformations, J2EE, Workload Management and Load Balancing, Application Server implementation and monitoring, and RDMS development.
The rich set of new features and functionalities in WebSphere Application
Server 4.0 reduces some of the complexity usually inherent with database
programming, especially with distributed database programming.
Before any application component attempts to retrieve data from a database it
must first acquire a valid connection to the database. Most seasoned
developers are well aware of the overhead incurred with getting a connection
to a database. Not only must the application server set up a connection to
the database, it must also maintain the open connection and perform any
house-cleaning operations that must be done prior to releasing the connection
and freeing up system resources again.
The prospect of performing these expensive operations each time a user
request is ... (more)
Developers deploying applications to WebSphere Application Server (WAS) now
have something to be "fired up" about. Candle Corporation, a systems
management and business integration company, has packaged a powerful and
intuitive performance monitoring tool called Omegamon XE for WebSphere
Application Server, a potent tool for optimizing the performance and
availability of WAS. Omegamon XE... (more)
The fusion of IBM's WebSphere Application Server (WAS) and Macromedia's
ColdFusion MX (CFMX) brings together two proven technologies. CFMX for the
WAS runtime environment is a Java application expected to take advantage of
WAS's industry-leading J2EE platform implementation and superior technologies
for processing and managing Web application requests, and managing database
connections. ... (more)
Independent consultant with e-Mind Solutions. Has over 12 years experience in the computing industry. Served 10 years with the United States Army (whoooa) and since his expired term of service has worked with several leading technologies such as Messaging services, XML/XSL Transformations, J2EE, Workload Management and Load Balancing, Application Server implementation and monitoring, and RDMS development.
Keith Bergelt
Gaurav Mantri
Aditya Banerjee
John Karamitsos
Kaj van de Loo
Bob Little
Alois Reitbauer
Chris Schin
Richard Gordon
Anil Parambath
