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T2G17 Integrating and Web Enabling OpenVMS Data & Applications for eBusiness using the

Lernziel

Lernziel
- Overview of Web-enabling technologies and solutions for OpenVMS customers
- Overview of JAVA/EJB/CORBA technologies for OpenVMS environments
- Interactive construction of CORBA/JAVA wrappers for 3GL routines, demonstrating the integration of an existing 3GL OpenVMS application with standard component technology for Web or Windows NT deployment (using Compaq BridgeWorks and/or other third-party technologies)
- Development of JAVA based apps on NT and deployment under industry standard java based Applications servers on OpenVMS
- Building a web server on OpenVMS and running the portable Java application using Apache

Inhalt

This team-led, day-long session will focus on implementing Internet technologies as well as java/EJB based tools and techniques available to allow existing OpenVMS data and applications to participate in an e-business environment. WeŽll concentrate on Web enabling both OpenVMS data and a pplications (in a Windows NT/Tru64 Unix or pure OpenVMS environment), highlighting how you can continue to exploit your back-end OpenVMS systemsŽ high availability features. We will also cover using OpenVMS as the we

Inhalt

This session will have heavy emphasis on how customers can exploit their significant investments in OpenVMS systems and applications by reusing and extending these applications using state-of-the-art, industry-standard, Internet integration technologies.
This Hands-on seminar will show attendees how to build a portable Java based application. We will initially run it on NT and then deploy the application on OpenVMS. We will also show you how to run the application via the Apache web server on OpenVMS. Finally we will take the application and run it above an industry Java Application server native on OpenVMS which will allow the application to fully utilize the performance and reliability of the OpenVMS platform..
For customers considering the deployment of Windows NT/Tru64 into their environment, weŽll discuss how to design a rolling architecture that accommodates the integration of Windows NT/Tru64 into their OpenVMS environment, keeping focused on customersŽ requirements for 24x365 availability. WeŽll also cover how to ensure that this new, integrated environment is scaleable to accommodate the high transaction rates and high number of concurrent users that will likely occur when y our application debuts on theThis Hands-on seminar wi Various implementation technologies will be discussed across OpenVMS, Tru64 and Win NT.

Dauer

1 Tag

Referent

Mick Keyes, Compaq Computer Corp. John Apps, Compaq Computer GmbH, Loc. FKR

Mick Keyes and John Apps are OpenVMS Applied Technologists. They work on the OpenVMS team which architects and implements Internet/eBusiness solutions for OpenVMS customers. Areas of expertise include: designing for scalability and integration of both NT and Tru64 UNIX based eBusiness solutions into OpenVMS environments using Industry application server technologies (Oracle, BEA and IONA). They consult worldwide and have implemented a number of Internet projects worldwide for existing OpenVMS customers.

Zielgruppe

Voraussetzungen

Für diesen Kurs sind keine speziellen Vorkenntniss.

Termin

  • am 27.04.2001 im Estrel Convention Center Berlin (es sind noch Plätze verfügbar)
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