Arulazi Dhesiaseelan holds Master of Computer Applications degree from PSG College of Technology, India. He has been involved in designing and building Java based applications and SDK for more than three years. He was also involved in the API development of UDDI4j project hosted at http://uddi4j.org. He's working with Hewlett Packard Company (India Software Operations), Bangalore. Currently he is involved in the development of an open service framework for mobile infrastructures. He can be reached at aruld@acm.org.
As Web services technology becomes pervasive, the beta release of Java 2
Enterprise Edition (J2EE) 1.4, which focuses primarily on Web services, flags
a milestone in the Web services developer community. Sun's J2EE Reference
Implementation (RI) helps developers to easily understand the technology
through its robust implementation of the specification. The J2EE 1.4
specification (JSR-151) adds a lot of functionality to the platform. The core
theme of J2EE 1.4 circumvents Web services. It has incorporated most of the
Web services-related JSRs in its specification, including JSR-109
(Implementing Enterprise Web Services), JSR-101 (Java APIs for XML-based
RPC), JSR-67 (Java APIs for XML Messaging 1.0), and JSR-93 (Java API for XML
Registries 1.0).
Basically, a Web service ... (more)
The beta release of the Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE) 1.5, started
gaining momentum in the developer community due to its potential improvements
to the language and its convincing feature set. J2SE 1.5, code named "Tiger,"
is being developed under the Java Community Process (JCP). The umbrella Java
Specification Request (JSR) for this release is JSR 176. This article
outlines ... (more)
Replication is a process of synchronizing data among the participants (or
entities) in the operator cloud. The cloud acts as a single logical entity or
entry to the outside world. The goal of replication is to facilitate
uniformity and consistency in the data present in the UBR. This can be
achieved by the set of replication messages defined in the UDDI Version 2
Replication Specificatio... (more)
Arulazi Dhesiaseelan holds Master of Computer Applications degree from PSG College of Technology, India. He has been involved in designing and building Java based applications and SDK for more than three years. He was also involved in the API development of UDDI4j project hosted at http://uddi4j.org. He's working with Hewlett Packard Company (India Software Operations), Bangalore. Currently he is involved in the development of an open service framework for mobile infrastructures. He can be reached at aruld@acm.org.
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