[Beginners Corner] - Ultimate Business Technology Workshops in India
by Shaguf
As traditional views of IT get supplanted by an overarching business technology trend, companies are investing in gaining the benefits of the next generation of computing, where resources are maximized, integrated and used to deliver business results. Saltmarch Media's Business Technology Summit ww[DOT]btsummit[DOT]com) features a convergence of intelligence on the hottest technologies on Indiaâs business technology radar -- the ones that are not only exhibiting attributes such as cost savings, flexibility, application re-use, and faster response times, but also the ones that are charting pronounced inflection points in their evolution.
The industry's premier business technology event, held in Mumbai and Bangalore Sept. 22-26, will host sessions by Peter Coffee of Salesforce.com, Dr. Alan-Pelz Sharp of CMS Watch, Dr. Chris Harding of The Open Group, Ismael Ghalimi of Intalio, Hans De Groot of SDL Tridion, Morris Panner of OpenAir, Dr. Robert Marcus of NCOIC.org, Ravi Gururaj of VMLogix. On tap at Business Technology Summit 2008 are deep dives in SOA & Web Services, SaaS, Virtualisation and ECM, and the Expo. See the program here: http://www.btsummit.com/summitSchedule.html.
The 2008 edition of Saltmarch Mediaâs Business Technology (BT) Summit, centered around the theme of Riding the Workhorse IT Hockey Stick, features a convergence of four co-located tracks that have been identified as the power team for Workhorse IT -- SOA & Web Services, SaaS/PaaS, Virtualisation, Enterprise Content Management (ECM) -- offering complimentary synergistic for a robust IT infrastructure that no IT decision-maker, manager, architect, or professional can afford to ignore in their quest for business technology success.
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[Management, JMX/JBoss] - Business Technology Summit 2008 - Riding the Workhorse IT Ho
by Shaguf
As traditional views of IT get supplanted by an overarching business technology trend, companies are investing in gaining the benefits of the next generation of computing, where resources are maximized, integrated and used to deliver business results. Saltmarch Media's Business Technology Summit ww[DOT]btsummit[DOT]com) features a convergence of intelligence on the hottest technologies on Indiaâs business technology radar -- the ones that are not only exhibiting attributes such as cost savings, flexibility, application re-use, and faster response times, but also the ones that are charting pronounced inflection points in their evolution.
The industry's premier business technology event, held in Mumbai and Bangalore Sept. 22-26, will host sessions by Peter Coffee of Salesforce.com, Dr. Alan-Pelz Sharp of CMS Watch, Dr. Chris Harding of The Open Group, Ismael Ghalimi of Intalio, Hans De Groot of SDL Tridion, Morris Panner of OpenAir, Dr. Robert Marcus of NCOIC.org, Ravi Gururaj of VMLogix. On tap at Business Technology Summit 2008 are deep dives in SOA & Web Services, SaaS, Virtualisation and ECM, and the Expo. See the program here: http://www.btsummit.com/summitSchedule.html.
The 2008 edition of Saltmarch Mediaâs Business Technology (BT) Summit, centered around the theme of Riding the Workhorse IT Hockey Stick, features a convergence of four co-located tracks that have been identified as the power team for Workhorse IT -- SOA & Web Services, SaaS/PaaS, Virtualisation, Enterprise Content Management (ECM) -- offering complimentary synergistic for a robust IT infrastructure that no IT decision-maker, manager, architect, or professional can afford to ignore in their quest for business technology success.
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[Security & JAAS/JBoss] - How can I get the configurations in login-config.xml for my
by sawyerde
Problem description:
In login-config.xml, there´s already an self-defined LDAP-loginModule, with a specifed LDAP-server URL. In my deployed application, this loginModule has been used for login-authentication (specified as a "security-domain" in jboss-web.xml). -- Up to now, everything´s fine!
However, since my application still want to achieve additional infos from the same LDAP-server as the loginModule, I want directly get the server-url from the login-config.xml. After some tracking from the jboss-src, I´m still not so clear, how jboss itself parses the login-config.xml and how a deployed application references a loginModule by the JNDI-name specified in the "security-domain" of jboss-web.xml. I´ve tried to use this JNDI in my application, but simply got a JaasSecurityManager instance, which has no such param-infos from loing-config.xml.
So, anyone who can help me, to get the informations specified in login-config.mxl? (Just like the variable "Map options" inherited from UsernamePasswordLoginModule)?
Thanks a lot!
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Calling beans byReference and byValue in one VM
by gelzleichter.robert＠muenchener-verein.de
Hello,
We are working with JBoss 4.2.2, where we use the Built-in Tomcat and EJB-2.0-SessionBeans. We tried to upgrade to JBoss 4.2.2 and now the parameters during "internal" Calls from the Tomcat-Application to SessionBeans are passed on "byReference" instead of "byValue" as before.
We want to have the possibility for the application to decide whether the Bean-Communication shall be "byValue" (with marshalling) or "byReference".
I know that local calls (byReference) are faster but we need this choice due to our development strategy: even if the core is changing (and some of the parameter-Objects are in the core), we don't want to change all our Tomcat-Applications (but some have to be adapted) but the Beans are used by all Applications and therefore have to use the "new stuff" - with local calls (and old applications) we then get a linkage error, since the (old) applications have its own classloaders.
How can the application control whether the parameters are passed on "byValue" or "byReference" (if possible for the return-value too) - and which parameters/JBoss-Settings have to be made to have both possibilities.
We already use an InitialContext with an URL in the environment and the lookup-name for the Bean is the "remote-jndi-name" and I don't want to disable the "CallByValue" generally (with "CallByValue=false" in the ear-deployer.xml and/or jboss-service.xml)
Thanks and best regards, Robert Gelzleichter
17 years, 11 months