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27 Aug 2001
#4592
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"Techniques for Optimizing Applications"
For Sun UltraSPARC Platforms
"Techniques for Optimizing Applications: High Performance Computing,"
just published by Sun Microsystems Press, is a practical guide to
performance optimization of computationally intensive programs on Sun
UltraSPARC platforms.
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27 Aug 2001
#4532
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Dot-Com Builder Developer's Notebook Archive
Specialized Content and Advice from Web Experts
The Best Practices: Developer's Notebook, from the Dot-Com Builder
web site, contains nuggets of specialized content and advice from
web experts at Sun as well as from other corporations. Current
topics include using reverse proxies within the iPlanet Web Server,
XML, exploring the Java DataBase Connectivity Driver, and
Sun and Oracle Performance Tuning.
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27 Aug 2001
#4533
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Dot-Com Builder Case Studies
Behind-the-scenes View of Architecture
The Dot-Com Builder site has case studies of best practices that
provide an exclusive, behind-the-scenes view of the architecture and
approach from some of the most innovative sites built on Sun and Sun
partner technology. Currently available articles include how the
Dot-Com Builder site was built, priceline.com, NetSchools, and
DriveLogic.
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27 Aug 2001
#4534
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Dot-Com Builder How-Tos
Information on Web Building Endeavors
Sun tapped the experts for their knowledge and methodology on various
web building endeavors to bring you the "how-to" information you need
to get your work done. Topics include internationalizing your web site,
finding a network file-caching solution, building a data warehouse, and
document tagging for better searches.
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28 Aug 2001
#4559
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Overview of UDDI
Core Structures, Uses, and a Sample Application
The new section of the Dot-Com Builder web site features an article that
introduces the technical aspects of UDDI, an evolving
standard for locating businesses and invoking the services they
provide. It details the core structures of UDDI and frequent ways in
which they are used, and it illustrates UDDI in action with a sample
find_business application.
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28 Aug 2001
#4560
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Overview of SOAP
Technical Article from Dot-Com Builder
The new section of the Dot-Com Builder web site features technical
overview articles, including one by Tom Clements on Simple Object
Access Protocol (SOAP). SOAP
allows objects
(or code) of any kind, on any platform, in any language, to
cross-communicate in a web-based enviornment. The foundational
paradigm of SOAP is crucial to the continuing evolution of web
services. Web services facilitate interactions among
platform-independent objects, which are able to access data from
anywhere on the web. SOAP servers ensure
that documents received over a HTTP connection are converted to a
language that the object at the other end understands.
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28 Aug 2001
#4561
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Overview of ebXML
Dot-Com Builder Technical Article
The new section of the Dot-Com Builder web site features technical
overview articles, including an overview of ebXML by Madhu
Siddalingaiah, summarizing this XML-based initiative that aims to
enable a single, global market, examining both its architecture and the
way it models business processes and information exchange.
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28 Aug 2001
#4562
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Overview of WSDL
Technical Article
Web Service Description Language (WSDL) is an XML language that
contains information about the interface and semantics of a call to a
web service. The new section of the Dot-Com Builder web site features a
brief summary of the WSDL standards by James Kao. The article covers
the Java technology API for WSDL (JWSDL) specification and how a
web service is registered, found and called in a scenario based on Java
technology. Illustrations and a sample WSDL definition with code are
included on the original web site.
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27 Aug 2001
#4577
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Developing a Java Card Applet
Using the Java Card Development Kit
The Java Developer Connection web site provides a central place for
developers to learn about the latest Java technologies. The August
2001 article, "Developing a Java Card Applet" by Ed Ort, shows you
how to perform each step in the process of actually preparing a Java
Card applet for execution on a Smart Card environment that implements
the Java Card runtime environment.
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28 Aug 2001
#4596
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ebXML Registry/Repository 1.0 Implementation
Package Details
The ebXML Registry/Repository 1.0 Implementation is based on Java
2, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) technology and provides an important
infrastructure component for businesses to conduct highly interoperable
e-commerce transactions in a consistent, predictable, standards-based
manner. An article on Sun's web site explains what developers get with
the free download announced at the JavaOne Conference, and
how it adds value to IT operations. The article also
covers both business perspectives and technical details, including the
value of registries and repositories in e-business infrastructure and
details on J2EE technology, ebXML, and UDDI.
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