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 Lightweight API to access SOAP header in WebSphere JAX-WS engine

Web servicesRichard Scheuerle describes a new lightweight API that allows fast access SOAP header in JAX-WS handlers.

Posted by billylo on Tuesday, August 03 @ 00:52:11 EDT (163 reads)
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 RESTful services in Java - Platform choices

Web servicesThere are several options when it comes to building RESTful services in Java. 

  1. Apache Wink (JAX-RS) project
  2. JAX-RS implementation that comes with basic WebSphere AppServer 6.x and 7.0 - Feature Pack for Web 2.0 (RAD 7.5.5 as tooling; based on Apache Wink.)
  3. Jersey (Sun's reference implementation)
  4. RESTEasy (JBoss' implementation of JAX-RS)
  5. Apache CXF (JAX-RS)
  6. Spring 3's REST support (different from JAX-RS).  Tutorial here.
  7. RESTlet

Posted by billylo on Monday, August 02 @ 18:27:12 EDT (314 reads)
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 ws-i transitioning to OASIS

Announcementsws-i has helped promoting web services interoperability for many years.  Its work (e.g. basic profile and testing tools) will continue under the OASIS umbrella going forward.   See OASIS announcement here.

Posted by billylo on Monday, August 02 @ 16:28:43 EDT (108 reads)
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 Develop SOA applications and solutions using IBM WebSphere Process Server 7

AnnouncementsAnonymous writes "

Application Development for IBM WebSphere Process Server 7 and Enterprise Service Bus 7 is a new book from Packt that introduces developers and SOA architects to the concepts of Business Integration, SOA Fundamentals, and SOA Programming Model.

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Posted by billylo on Sunday, August 01 @ 11:38:45 EDT (156 reads)
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 WebSphere AppServer v8 Beta is out

IBMWAS 8.0 Beta is out.   Check out what's new and you can download it here.  A lot of new things (EJB 3.1, JPA 2.0, JAX-RS RESTful services, etc.)

Posted by billylo on Sunday, July 18 @ 18:44:15 EDT (200 reads)
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 Integrated Log Scanning for WebSphere Applications (Splunk for WebSphere App)

InfrastructureSplunk can index and monitor logs from different places to shorten troubleshooting time.  Check out the latest Splunk for WebSphere App.  Free version available for download too.  Leena Joshi has a blog entry on Splunk for WAS app

Posted by billylo on Sunday, July 04 @ 17:04:20 EDT (285 reads)
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 Get to know more about java.lang.OutOfMemoryError

InfrastructureJinwoo talks about the different types of java.lang.OutOfMemoryError, their root causes and resolution approaches.  Very informative.

Posted by billylo on Wednesday, May 26 @ 00:37:36 EDT (541 reads)
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 Online trainings for WebSphere Application Server Administration

WebSphere 6.0Anonymous writes "Data Q Systems is the leading Outsourcing company in Banglore,which is providing WebSPhere Application Server Administration (Online)training.

We are using Webex and Skype to share our desktop and audio,

With this you can feel the high quality teaching experience.From the last 2 years we are providing the training to the US ,UK ,Germany and Australia people.

Come and experience the difference.

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Posted by billylo on Wednesday, May 26 @ 00:23:29 EDT (343 reads)
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 WebSphere sMash on WebSphere Application Server

IBMThe ease of use of sMash + the scalability of WAS = http://www-01.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/was/featurepacks/dynamicscripting/

Posted by billylo on Wednesday, May 26 @ 00:23:04 EDT (307 reads)
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 RAD 8.0 and RSA 8.0

IBMRAD 8.0 and RSA 8.0 are now in open beta (JEE 6 support, Web 2.0, RESTful services, OSGI, etc.)   Check them out! 

Posted by billylo on Sunday, May 23 @ 07:12:35 EDT (443 reads)
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 Lots of announcements from IBM at IMPACT this week

IBMA few interesting ones:

1)  A DataPower caching appliance XC10 that can be used with WebSphere for http session replication and dynacache.
2)  An SOA Repository standard called S-RAMP  co-developed by IBM, HP, Software AG and TIBCO

Posted by billylo on Thursday, May 06 @ 20:33:35 EDT (410 reads)
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 WebSphere MQ & WebSphere Message Broker Online Training

WebSphere MQAnonymous writes "The objective of this course is to provide a solid technical knowledge for integration architects and developers to effectively use the IBM’s WMB V6 for the integration of new and existing business applications. This course covers the architecture, installation, administration, and the deployment of WMB. The course theory is reinforced with extensive hands on exercises where the students configure message brokers, use the Message Broker tool kit to design message sets, use the common IBM supplied nodes to create message flows. as well as write customized nodes and apply them in applications. This course covers the architecture, installation, administration, and the deployment of WMB as well as the use of the WMB Tool Kit. Performance and problem determination topics are also covered.

Email:innoflexit@gmail.com
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Posted by billylo on Thursday, May 06 @ 20:16:37 EDT (327 reads)
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 Setting JAX-WS web services client timeout in WebSphere

PerformanceA few of my teammates find it difficult to get this working properly. I hope this write-up and example code below would help you. It's actually not too hard.

What can I adjust?

There are three timeouts you can set:

1. CONNECTION_TIMEOUT: The amount of time WebSphere JAX-WS client would wait to establish a http/https connection (default is 180 seconds)
2. WRITE_TIMEOUT: The amount of time the client would wait to finish sending the request (default is 300 seconds)
3. RESPONSE_TIMEOUT: The amount of time the client would wait to finish receiving the response (default is 300 seconds)

How can I set them in my application code?

You can adjust them by setting properties on the requestContext. See code sample below.

HelloWorldSOAPProxy proxy = new HelloWorldSOAPProxy(); // generated proxy class

Map requestContext = ((BindingProvider)proxy._getDescriptor().getProxy()).getRequestContext();
requestContext.put(com.ibm.wsspi.webservices.Constants.CONNECTION_TIMEOUT_PROPERTY , "1");
requestContext.put(com.ibm.wsspi.webservices.Constants.WRITE_TIMEOUT_PROPERTY , "2");
requestContext.put(com.ibm.wsspi.webservices.Constants.RESPONSE_TIMEOUT_PROPERTY , "40");

proxy.sayHello("Billy");

Note: The property value in the Map must be a String; and in seconds.

My code does not work in my environment. How do I troubleshoot it?

Use the WebSphere AdminConsole to enable this trace specification (on the client side): "com.ibm.ws.websvcs.*=all=enabled:org.apache.axis2.*=all=enabled"

You should see something like this in the trace (if you set the response timeout).

[04/08/2009 19:28:37:937 EDT] 00000000 > ibm.ws.websvcs.transport.http.SOAPOverHTTPSender prepareHttpRequestHeaders(): com.ibm.ws.websvcs.transport.http.SOAPOverHTTPSender@33233323 Entry
[04/08/2009 19:28:37:953 EDT] 00000000 3 ibm.ws.websvcs.transport.common.ConfigFromJAX_WS ...ConfigFromJAX_WS.getReadTimeout() : 40
[04/08/2009 19:28:37:953 EDT] 00000000 3 ibm.ws.websvcs.transport.http.SOAPOverHTTPSender syncTimeoutValue 40000 ms for http

Additional tip:

If you are using a standalone Java client (outside of the J2EE container), you can set the WebSphere traceSpec using system properties.

System.setProperty("java.util.logging.manager","com.ibm.ws.bootstrap.WsLogManager");
System.setProperty("traceSettingsFile","MyTraceSettings.properties");
System.setProperty("java.util.logging.configureByServer","true");

and put your traceSpec in a file (e.g. MyTraceSettings.properties) on the working directory.

traceFileName=c:/temp/trace.log
com.ibm.ws.websvcs.*=all=enabled:org.apache.axis2.*=all=enabled



Posted by billylo on Sunday, March 28 @ 16:43:04 EDT (1083 reads)
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 Capitalware Helps Companies Secure their WebSphere MQ Environments.

WebSphere MQrogerlacroix writes "Capitalware Inc. has created 2 new WebSphere MQ security products: MQ Channel Encryption (MQCE) and MQ Channel Encryption for z/OS (z/MQCE).  These security products provide message encryption that is complaint with industry standards (including PCI) and governmental laws.
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Posted by billylo on Sunday, March 28 @ 16:40:09 EDT (297 reads)
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 IBM WAS V7 Feature Pack for OSGi / JPA 2.0 Open Beta

AnnouncementsAnonymous writes "
IBM® WebSphere® Application Server feature packs are optionally installable product extensions that offer targeted, incremental new features. Feature packs benefit WebSphere Application Server customers by lengthening the value of their application infrastructure investments through longer release cycles with optional access to important new application development technologies.

The Feature Pack for OSGi Applications and JPA 2.0 provides a lightweight, simplified application framework to increase developer productivity and time to value. Through this feature pack, organizations can realize many of the benefits found in other non-standard open source frameworks in a standardized, WebSphere integrated fashion.

Specifically, this feature pack delivers open community and standards-based implementations of the OSGi Blueprint service specification and Java EE 6 JPA 2.0 along with the ability, optionally, to assemble, deploy and manage applications as a collection of versioned OSGi bundles. 

To learn more and participate in this Open Beta, click here!
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Posted by billylo on Sunday, March 28 @ 16:39:54 EDT (401 reads)
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