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Java database PointBase 5.5
PointBase is a full-featured, SQL-92/99- and JDBC-compliant Java database that allows developers to build and deploy enterprise, Web, or mobile applications.
Using DataMirror's real-time data integration technology, Java applications share information with other enterprise databases such as Oracle, DB2, and SQL Server to events.
This newest release of PointBase presents functionality and usability enhancements intended to eliminate system downtime and provide up-to-the-minute information to mobile users.
New features include:- High availability: PointBase 5.5 keeps enterprise applications running 24/7 by maintaining a secondary copy of data to support operations in the event of system failure
- Constant mobile access: Mobile users are automatically rerouted to the secondary PointBase database if the production system is down
- Real-time update alerts: Push technology provides BlackBerry users with instant notification of new corporate data
What do you think of this latest version of PointBase?
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Roy van Rijn points out a potential flaw in the upcoming Servlets 3.0 specification, and proposes a different approach.
(December 1, Article)
The authors describe the Scalaris system, which provides a comprehensive solution for self managing, scalable data management.
(November 25, Article)
Hazem Saleh follows up his article on GMaps4JSF with an approach to displaying Google maps in a Comet architecture.
(November 11, Article)
Bahar Limaye describes how to intercept JNDI filters so that you can make changes to a system without side effects.
(November 3, Article)
Cameron tells us about important new features such as: Cross-platform support for Java, .Net, and C++ objects; Data grid triggers; and Event transformers.
(October 23, Tech Brief)
Per Otto Bergum Christensen introduces the community to Bdoc, a framework for generating documentation from tests.
(October 20, Article)
Here Hazem Saleh shows an example of how to use it to view the streets of the places you navigate to.
(October 17, Article)
Author Robbie Cheng outlines a programming model that he calls Direct Ajax that addresses some of the deficiencies of the traditional Ajax approach to communications between the client and server.
(October 14, Article)
In this last article of the series, Reza Rahman will talk about standardized global JNDI names for Session Beans and EJB 3.1 Embeddable Containers for Java SE environments.
(October 8, Article)
Randy Kahle and Tom Hicks conclude their four-part series on resource-oriented computing by describing how to utilize a RESTful kernel to design and build software systems.
(October 6, Article)
Paul Rene Jørgensen talks about UseMon, an efficient, open-source, real-time JVM performance monitoring agent.
(October 2, Tech Brief)
In this podcast, John Davies will cover several case studies of extreme transaction processing, low latency and high performance systems and offer insight into what we might expect to see in mainstream in the near future.
(September 29, Podcast)
Learn about Mule, ServiceMix, Synapse, Petal and other OpenESBs in Action from authors Tijs Rademakers and Jos Dirksen - Tech Brief about their new book.
(September 24, Tech Brief)
Josh Long looks at business process management using jBPM and Spring to implement a simple multi-stage operation.
(September 22, Article)
In this podcast, Holly Cummins will introduce a number of tools for identifying and fixing common Java performance problems.
(September 17, Podcast)
In this podcast, TheServerSide.com editor Peter Varhol asks Terracotta CTO Ari Zilka about how the software works and what it can be used for.
(September 15, Podcast)
In this chapter from his book Object-Oriented JavaScript, author Stoyan Stefanov talks about primitive data types in JavaScript as a prelude to discussing more complex concepts.
(September 12, Chapter)
The JavaServer Faces Flex project lets developers unfamiliar with Flex create JavaServer Faces components to link Flex UIs to managed beans in the same manner as JSF.
(September 8, Article)
Joseph Ottinger notes that we have certain preconceived notions as to what an app server is and does, and argues that we should rid ourselves of those notions.
(September 2, Article)
Mastering EJB was one of the original and most influential EJB books in the industry. Mastering EJB III now returns with two new expert co-authors, updated for EJB 2.1 and 30% new chapters including security, integration, best practices, open source, and more.
(Book PDF Download)
The Application Server Matrix is a detailed listing of J2EE vendors and their application server products, with information on latest version numbers, J2EE spec support and licensing, pricing, platform support, and links to product downloads and reviews.
(Application Server Comparison Matrix)
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