J2EE Journal OCTOBER 15, 2005 10:30 AM EDT READS: 32,681 Application architects have heard about the increased importance of security, but in many cases they really don’t know how to approach this issue. In this article, I’ll share my experience and define a few basic steps and checkpoints for building application architecture with […]
Author Archives: michael33poulin
Finding Services with the Novell Trader
by MIKHAIL ZLOCHEVSKIY Software Engineer, Novell Trader Java Technologies Group 1 Dec 1997, Provo, USA Focuses on the basic query method for the lookup of distributed objects with the Novell trader. Explains the query parameters and how to successfully locate objects registered with the Trader. Introduction Simple Client Code for Novell Trader TraderQuery Class Methods […]
Why Managers Admire Ambiguity
Any Architecture is based on answers to five core question: WHY, WHAT, WHO/WHOM-FOR, WHERE, and WHEN. Any architecture comprises models and structures that detail the answers. If any answer to aforementioned questions is vague it becomes apparent immediately because it brings uncertainty and can lead to multiple versions of architecture with no criteria for comparison. […]
We do not need SOA 3.0… we never needed SOA 2.0 as well
This BLOG is a reaction to the post by Scott Andersen, IASA Fellow, published on 29 Oct., 2012, at IASA’s Thoughts on Enterprise and Technology Architecture. In the BLOG, Scott points to new fantastic gadgets – Meta-Watch and BlackBerry connected watch – that are on their way to the consumers and expected by the end of this […]
My BLOGs at ebizQ for 2008-2013
Here, You can find my BLOG-posts published for the several years in ebizQ.
