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I've got bunch of applications in .NET technologies: desktop in winforms, web in ASP.NET. I will have also a webpage wirtten in JSF. All these applications work with the same database (or databases). My problem is that all these application connect to the database (or will connect) on their own.
I want to create a gateway which will have only access to database. Other applications (in .NET and Java) will use it to get data from database. And I'm wondering which technology will be the best, for .NET and Java.
I've have to tell that I don't have much experience with Java, so I need a little help on this.
You basically want to create a server that encapsulates your database. This server should be used from different programming languages.
Your goal should be to use a technology that is easiy usable in these different languages.
A web-service - either using SOAP or being RESTful - comes to mind here.
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Please suggest me to use the best database when developing a desktop application using java.
I am planning to develop a student information system where i want to store and retrieve student information. I will be using java swing to develop the system. Can anybody suggest me the best DB to use for my application.
"Best" is incredibly subjective, so let's narrow it down to some other criterion like lightweight and easily integrated. In that category you could choose H2, HSQLDB or Apache Derby. These systems are written in Java so you can integrate them straight into your application without the need to install, set up and maintain a server, which will make distribution and setup easier, and they have a decent feature set and performance. From an ease of use for your end users that's about as simple as it will get.
The H2 webpage contains a small comparison stable that can help you select the "best" fit for your requirements.
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I have an existing piece of Java software and I am being asked if it can integrate with an Enterprise Service bus. The Java software can (or can be easily modified to) call web services, send emails, add items to message queues, etc. Does that mean it can integrate with an ESB or is integration with an ESB a lot more complicated? Unfortunately I don't have any info about the specific ESB and know very little about ESB's.
Yes, you can integrate Java code with an ESB.
Integration is typically done via SOAP web services.
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There are lots of framework available in market but which framework should be used for fast development of java web application?
Additional to above, Many prefer combination of framework and JS library e.g. gwt/jquery+spring+hibernate; but which combination provide good performance of web application along with less time of web application development.
As far as i am concerned , the best J2EE Frameworks are
1.Spring as Applcication Developement Frame work
Hibernate for ORM
Struts for View
The main thing we have to remember is as an IT professional is don't dependent on any framework.You may need to work on the frame work u really don't know. But have the basic Java concepts in hand, which makes us adoptable to any J2EE framework
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I have intranet highly user interactive ASP.net applications, which now I am going to develop in Java as it is the requirement. I need to know what kind of java web frameworks should I use... full stack frameworks or MVC frameworks? I ll use jQuery, javascript, ajax and client and server side validation. Which framework is most suitable for my application? I need to know comparison of Glassfish, Websphere and Weblogic and any other application server. Which one is suitable for my web applications?
There is never "the best web framework" or "the best application server". Each framework and server has its pros and cons.
I highly recommend to give yourself an overview about the different Java web frameworks currently available.
Which web framework and which application server best fits your need really depends on your application. Again, there's no "best product".
Evaluate the web frameworks together with application servers.
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I need to create SOAP web service without using some web server(apache, jetty, ...).
javax.jws.WebService seems best option, but I know how it work in production mode.
Someone using javax.jws.WebService? It will be work with 100 online users?
Maybe some advise about other web service options?
Thanks!
It can easily support 100 users, rather you will need to make it support 100 users ;)
You can implement the webservice without webservers but then you will end up coding all the features that the webserver's provide to you like:
-- Multiple request processing or scalability
-- Authentication, authorization, auditing.
I you could tell me why do you want to hand code the webservice platform it would be helpful.
Some WebServers can run in embedded mode (jetty for example).