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- Making your J2EE Application Web Services ready - The XML Business Delegate Pattern by Paulo Caroli - [Clicks: 119]
This article shows how you can combine the Business Delegate, the Session Facade, the DTO (Data transfer Object) and XML to build a simple structure to make your EJB application Web services ready.
http://www.theserverside.com/resources/article.jsp?l=XMLBusinessDelegate - Dec, 2002 - Enhancing Web Services Infrastructures with JMS by Gunnison Carbone - [Clicks: 34]
This decoupled architecture of JMS and Web service clients is obviously more complex than an application that makes the Web service call directly. Certainly, for this example, the architecture is overkill. However, as the number of applications and Web services grow, the importance of the loosely coupled architecture becomes more evident. JMS forms the backbone of many integration projects for good reason: it simplifies and enhances the handling of data. Since Web services are simply another way to integrate information and functionality, it makes sense that JMS should also be a part of it.
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2002/06/19/jms.html - Jun, 2002
