JMS Message Bridging – SwiftMQ – Weblogic JMS
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- March
- 2014
Found this really useful link on swift MQ website… http://www.swiftmq.com/products/extension/xt_bridge/example/index.html
read moreImplementing sequencing solutions with OSB when using JMS messaging
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- October
- 2013
- By Nits
- Best Practices, Design Patterns, ESB, Java, JMS, Messaging, Oracle, OSB, Sequencing, SOA, Uncategorized
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I Came across this post when I was looking for option on how to implement sequencing solutions with OSB when using messaging (JMS) https://forums.oracle.com/thread/2138854 Which talks about Using Message Unit-of-Order with JMS Using Message Unit-of-Order Message Unit-of-Order is a WebLogic Server value-added feature that enables a stand-alone message producer, or a group of producers […]
read moreMoving and managing messages in JMS Queues
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- October
- 2013
- By Nits
- Design Patterns, ESB, Hermes, Java, JMS, OSB, SOA, Web Services
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When dealing with several JMS Queues it is apparent that one would need to move messages across these queues and manage them. e.e. moving messages from error queues to source queues, destination to source to replay etc. So the question is how can you move a message from one JMS Queue to another? Well there […]
read moreTagging a list of projects in SVN
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- October
- 2011
In every project we do before we release the projects its quite important to create a snapshot for each service/subproject. In SVN terms we call this a tag. One can use any SVN clients available in the market like Tortoise, sliksvn etc.and create this tag but when we are dealing with a large set of […]
read moreAdding a Custom header to your Web Service (WSDL)
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- December
- 2010
- By admin
- BPM, Design Patterns, ESB, Java, OESB, OSB, SOA, SOAP, Web Services
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It’s very common that you have to define a WSDL and want it to have custom header. I have been using WSDL’s with custom headers for some time and thought I will post this sample WSDL for all of you who want to define a SOAP 1.1 WSDL with a custom message header. Below is […]
read moreGenerating Client JAVA code for WSDL using SOAP UI – AXIS2 WSDL2JAVA
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- November
- 2010
Create a Soap UI project using your WSDL. Set the Preferences in SOAP UI for AXIS2 home directory. Right Click on the WSDL in SOAP UI and click generate code. Select ADB binding and the following settings and click generate Following is the directory structure and code files generated. That’s it, you can now use […]
read moreGetting Started with Liferay Portal V 6
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- November
- 2010
- By admin
- Java, JSR 168, Portlets, Uncategorized
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I am currently doing a Proof of concept for a customer using liferay portal. Thought I will put together my learning’s for others to benefit. As I am quite busy these days, you might have to wait a few more days for further details.. You can post your comments if you have any specific questions […]
read moreWSDL2JAVA using AXIS2 code generator command line
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- November
- 2010
- By admin
- Java, SOA, Web Services
- 2 Comments.
The Code Generator tool consists of a command line version and an Ant Task. I have attached a guidance to use the WSDL2Java utility using the command line. Also, illustrated how to build file using custom Ant task and invoking the Code Generator from Ant. Invoking the Code Generator From Ant Since the users may […]
read moreComparison – Test NG v/s JUnit
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- 2009
I have been using TestNG recently but i never really compared it properly with JUnit. Over the next few days i will try to assess the two and come up with an article of my own. in the mean while you can refer to a decent comparison available at http://www.mkyong.com/unittest/junit-4-vs-testng-comparison/ stay tuned to SB for […]
read moreJDBC drivers are available for most database platforms, from a number of vendors and in a number of different flavors. There are four driver categories: Type 1- JDBC-ODBC Bridge Driver Type 1 drivers use a bridge technology to connect a Java client to an ODBC database service. Sun’s JDBC-ODBC bridge is the most common Type […]
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