Experience over Weblogic and Websphere Portal Servers
I am gonna write about my personal experience over the leading vendors of portal servers (BEA Weblogic and IBM Websphere) who exist in the market. I am writing my experience based on Usability, regular portal features like content management, personalization, performance and some important other features like IPC (Inter Portlet Communication, JSR 168 portlet development etc).
programming in some other language too. But with respect to java this error is much familiar with socket programming and during web development. This error happens for ports 80 (HTTP) , 1098 (RMI) when it is used by other applications that is running on the same PC or server. So I am going to explain how to debug and solve this problem.
Coding Standards play a vital role in the development of any software applications and development irrespective of the language that is used to develop the same. Every language whether it can be C, C++ or Java following the coding standards is must for any applications mainly to address bugs, memory leaks, performance issues and scalability. Since the style of coding may vary from language to language or developer to developer always there is always a degree of error in any software development. Most of the time the code gets crappy when multiple developers started working on the same piece of class or code and results in maintainability issues. There is always a possbility of crap code present in any software application but the degree varies. How crappy is your code ? Can somebody tell the degree of crappiness ? The answer is Yes. Alberto Savoia and Bob Evans of Agitar Labs which is a research division of Agitar Software came up with a solution called
EJB’s popularly known as Enterprise Java Beans are one of the state-of-the-art feature of J2EE. EJB’s are mainly used for handling transactions, security, providing remote services etc. Even though lot of Object Relational Mapping Frameworks like Hibernate has replaced EJB’s which is considered to be so heavy in any Enterprise Application. Invoking an EJB inside the Application Server Container is quite simple and process is not as tedious when you try to do the same from outside the Application Server. Today I am going to explain how to invoke an EJB service which is deployed in a remote machine using a plain java client.