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| JBI Is Still Dead |
| Or so claims Dain Hansen in a post that looks at the proposal for JBI 2.0. About JBI 1.0, Dain says, "the standard focuses primarily on a few vendors and does not deliver on the promise of ESB-portability or ease of creating SOA." |
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| WebLogic Portal and Accessibility |
| New blogger Monte Kluemper is looking at convering "accessibility, usability, mobility and SEO with WebLogic Portal." That's a great topic, often neglected. If you have some questions for Monte in this area, leave them on his blog. |
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| Paparazzi for Programming Languages |
| James Bayer asks, "Have you noticed that there is a growing buzz about alternative programming languages in the blogosphere and online technical journals?" and goes on to state "In my humble opinion, it's too early to declare definitive winners. I don't think that brevity alone can be responsible for a seismic shift." |
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| Algorithmic Trading with WebLogic Event Server |
| Paco Gomez returns with a demo application showing algorithmic trading, a common application of complex event processing. In his own words, "The purpose of this demo is to illustrate some techniques used in this field, also known as Algo Trading, and how they are implemented in WLEvS. Source code, application binary and a ready-to-run Event Server domain is available for download." |
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| Ajax and Portal: Creating a Dojo-enabled Portlet |
| Eddie O'Neil demonstrates how to build a portlet in WebLogic Portal that uses a portlet's render dependencies to include external JavaScript and CSS resources. He uses Dojo as an example, but the technique is applicable to any JavaScript framework. |
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| Workshop, JPA, and DataSources |
| James Bayer shows how to configure JPA as a persistence framework when using Workshop 10.1 for development and WebLogic Server 10.0 MP1 for a target runtime. |
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