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Last Updated: Nov 20, 2002

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Webcast: Developing Web services applications using J2EE 1.4

(20 Nov 2002)

Many IT departments are considering whether or not to move ahead with developing a Web services infrastructure using J2EE. This webcast provides valuable insight into J2EE Web services that helps IT managers, architects, and developers decide whether or not J2EE Web services is the best solution for their operations.

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NEWS:
>>	Getting the most out of a J2EE platform (TechMetrix, Special to SearchWebServices.com) 31 Oct 2002
>>	Cape Clear takes on murky battle between .NET and Java (SearchWebServices) 10 Jul 2002
>>	Sun offers first look at J2EE 1.4 (InternetWeek) 26 Sep 2002
>>	Java licensing changes will open door to open source (eWEEK) 28 Oct 2002


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ADVICE:
>>	Developing Web services applications using J2EE 1.4 ( WEBCASTS :Many IT departments are considering whether or not to develop a Web services infrastructure using J2EE. This webcast provides ...
>>	What are the best practices to keep in mind before starting a J2EE project? ASK THE EXPERTS :What are the best practices one should keep in mind before starting off a J2EE project in the following areas: - ...
>>	Maximizing Performance in J2EE Web Enterprises - A Vendor Connection WEBCASTS :Learn to ensure performance throughout the lifecycle of Web enterprise applications, including which J2EE components have the ...
>>	A safety net for high flying J2EE applications TIP :How to ensure consistency of development for building a reusable infrastructure for improved long term computing value.
>>	Can you suggest any pointers for J2EE-based Service Instrumentation Framework? ASK THE EXPERTS :I am looking for some J2EE-based Service Instrumentation Framework. Can you suggest some useful pointers in this regards?
>>	What are the advantages of J2EE over regular J2SK? ASK THE EXPERTS :What are the advantages of J2EE over regular J2SK?
>>	Does J2EE really compete directly with .NET? ASK THE EXPERTS :How does J2EE compare to .NET? Are the two really as competing as Microsoft and Sun make them out to be?


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