BEA Systems next week will announce a web services enabled version 8.1 of Tuxedo, its TP monitor which began as an AT&T product before being passed to Novell and finally to BEA in 1996. To enable Web services deployment, BEA is building connectors between Tuxedo and the WebLogic AppServer.
Read BEA adding Web services to Tuxedo and Tuxedo Web Services page.
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BEA adding Web services to Tuxedo (6 messages)
- Posted by: Floyd Marinescu
- Posted on: February 12 2003 11:37 EST
Threaded Messages (6)
- Tuxedo will never die! by Marco Campelo on February 12 2003 17:35 EST
- Tuxedo will never die! by Test Dummy on February 13 2003 07:56 EST
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long live Tux by Abhijit Deb on February 13 2003 11:40 EST
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words from bea consultant by Marco Campelo on February 13 2003 03:18 EST
- Performance by Abhijit Deb on February 13 2003 05:08 EST
- Performance & footprint by Test Dummy on February 17 2003 03:30 EST
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words from bea consultant by Marco Campelo on February 13 2003 03:18 EST
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long live Tux by Abhijit Deb on February 13 2003 11:40 EST
- Tuxedo will never die! by Test Dummy on February 13 2003 07:56 EST
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Tuxedo will never die![ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Marco Campelo
- Posted on: February 12 2003 17:35 EST
- in response to Floyd Marinescu
Oh God!
Tuxedo will never die!
I can´t believe! -
Tuxedo will never die![ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Test Dummy
- Posted on: February 13 2003 07:56 EST
- in response to Marco Campelo
You're damn right it won't. Would you hope for it to die?
I just love Tuxedo. Better than any j2ee stuff - for the backend stuff. Servlets/jsp's/POJO's up front, tx down back, that's Enterprise Solutions for you!
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long live Tux[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Abhijit Deb
- Posted on: February 13 2003 11:40 EST
- in response to Test Dummy
Sure it is...
I agree that a proper enterprise application should have a ligtning fast backend (c++, native database apis, native tp montoring apis) and servlet/jsp/struts/jsf/vb... frontend.
It will be even cool if tux supports Web Services. It will be hands down job to convert current tux-only services to web services. -
words from bea consultant[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Marco Campelo
- Posted on: February 13 2003 15:18 EST
- in response to Abhijit Deb
What did I listen from a BEA consultant?
Move to EJB!
What does tux do better then EJB? What about the performance? Did you do a performance test with both? -
Performance[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Abhijit Deb
- Posted on: February 13 2003 17:08 EST
- in response to Marco Campelo
You want to compare C++ performance with EJB performace. Shall I say more? -
Performance & footprint[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Test Dummy
- Posted on: February 17 2003 03:30 EST
- in response to Marco Campelo
Tuxedo is really lighting fast compared to EJB's. I don't have any metrics, but the difference is clear. Tuxedo's memory footprint is also a fraction of any EJB server (at least the memory-eater weblogic). The service model is a nice one, and the published services are nicely accessible from Java using JOLT.
But if you don't have a platform and are selecting one, beware: tux developers are rare and the programming model is not always that simple. And I guess Tuxedo costs even more than WLS... If I had to start from scratch, I guess I might go for EJB's and JBOSS.
//ras