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Pattern Summaries: Prototype
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Mark
Grand
- Published 5/30/2000
It enables a class to create objects that implement a known interface by giving it a prototypical instance of each kind of object it will create — and then is able to create new objects by cloning an instance.
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Component Security in COM+
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Don
Kiely
- Published 4/6/2000
developer.com journal: tech focus
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Robust Distributed Applications with W2K's Queued Components
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Don
Kiely
- Published 2/11/2000
Microsoft's support for distributed applications improves with the component technology of Windows 2000.
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Best practices in distributed object application development: RMI, CORBA and DCOM
By
Tom
Albertson
- Published 2/23/1998
This is the first article in a four-part series to be published over the next few weeks.
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Jacada for Java
- Submission 1/28/2000
Using a proven rules-based automated generation technology, Jacada for Java generates Java clients for mainframe and AS/400 applications without requiring any change to the existing application. Jacada for Java provides the modern graphical client features users expect from a robust e-business application. Applications generated with Jacada for Java deliver a persistent, secure, high-performance architecture for running sophisticated on-line business-to-business systems. The Java clients can then be deployed to any desktop, running any browser - thus leveraging the best of what thin client computing has to offer.
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Nirvana
- Submission 11/18/1999
Nirvana, a 100% Java Message Orientated Middleware ( MOM ) package. Message Orientated Middleware typically provides a common communications platform for applications and/or data sources to communicate with each other. Nirvana is based upon a Publish / Subscribe model. In this model the owner of the data ( The publisher ) and the consumer of the data ( The subscriber ) are unaware of each other. The common denominator between them is a rendezvous point, in the case of Nirvana this rendezvous point is a channel.
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How Voyager Reduces Development Effort and Speeds Time-To-Market
- Submission 9/3/1999
Scaleable, Reliable, Transactional, Portable, Secure, Manageable. These are all qualities expected of the next generation of business systems. Achieving these objectives while assuring quick time-to-market is a daunting task that is made easier by Voyager, ObjectSpace's product family for state-of-the-art distributed computing.
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Voyager Application Server QuickStart Guide
- Submission 9/3/1999
Scaleable, Reliable, Transactional, Portable, Secure, Manageable. These are all qualities expected of the next generation of business systems. Achieving these objectives while assuring quick time-to-market is a daunting task that is made easier by Voyager, ObjectSpace's product family for state-of-the-art distributed computing.
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