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Does combining an Enterprise Messaging solution with Web Services result in a real performance gain over simple HTTP requests over sockets?
(if implementation details will help, interested in JMS with a SOAP webservice)
Started by Brabster on
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Will be roughly the same as the enterprise frameworks (because, web services are effectively just that, data.
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I am going to change my working sphere from Enterprise Web Applications written for concrete business process to Public Web Sites that will be accessible to all users around.
What is difference between this two spheres at the most top level? What specific...
Started by Bogdan Gusiev on
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With an enterprise, you can, at least partly....
That said, public users are more tolerant of incremental.
In an enterprise application, functionality and efficiency trump aesthetics every time for poor UI than enterprise customers do.
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What are some of the most common Design Patterns that are used in Web/Enterprise Application and why they are used ?
Note: Answer to why part should be based upon listing the problems which they tend to solve ?
Started by Rachel on
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By using an interface and allowing multiple sources.
From a database, a web service, or some other mechanism.
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Is it just a buzzword that means nothing or is there a definition of what makes an application (desktop or web) an enterprise application?
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In other words, the main feature....
Wikipedia entry
I have come to believe that the biggest difference between an enterprise application things as easily and as flexible as possible, an enterprise application is all about limiting what with.
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I assist in maintaining an enterprise web-based system (programmed in J2EE, but this is a more general question) and I'd like to know: what good tools are out there to measure the "health" of an enterprise system? For instance, tools to check memory space...
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It ....
What i do know is that we use it for hosting a couple clients sites and the sites are rather large with quite a bit of traffic .
We use Nagios
I'd provide more detail but our admin guys set it up so hopefully someone can give more info in comments .
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I'm looking for some book recommendations.
Just read The Pragmatic Programmer. Very good book and very useful
But now I'm looking to get a book on system architecture and development with a more web app slant.
The above focused on generic stuff more related...
Started by Derek Organ on
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It doesI would definately check out Martin Fowler, Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture.
But it does also cover web.
As the name indicates, it's more an enterprise book than web book.
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Suppose you're the product manager for an internal enterprise web application that has 2000 users and 7 developers. You have a list of 350 future features, each ranging from 5 to 150 developer days of work.
How do you choose what features to work on, ...
Started by Horace Loeb on
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Including a planning game called planning poker where the engineering team gets together with cards... .
It has some great ways to estimate and plan releases .
There's a great book that helps cover this topic called Agile Estimating and Planning by Mike Cohn .
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So I had an architect on a previous project who railed against Datasets. He hated them, and said they had no place in a web application, specifically a web app which will have a lot of traffic.
I've noticed in many instances of code I've taken over that...
Started by Jack Marchetti on
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For the most part in reasonably simple two are basically a small, in-memory database, which is why you were told that, in a web application with a large number of users, datasets....
Provider) or had to serialize them across a web service call.
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So, I'm at a point in my freelance career where I've developed several web applications for small to medium sized businesses that support things such as project management, booking/reservations, and email management.
I like the work but find that eventually...
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It discusses a lot of ways to make your I can give having helped grow an old... .
I'd honestly recommend looking at Martin Fowlers Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture .
More features and covers almost all you enterprise's needs.
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I have been tasked with improving the current mess that is our JavaScript "strategy"; we're an online shopping company and my boss has given me time to do this properly. He is very keen on keepin this modular and increase the reusability of the components...
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Your javascript has to check the dom only....
What about having two classnames?
<div class='foo fooDragable'></div> <div class='foo fooSortable'></div>
You add the class 'foo' to all your elements that require javascript modification .
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