Debu Panda

Register for Real-World Java Seminar In the first part of this article you learned how Java EE 5 has simplified enterprise application development by adopting a POJO programming model and making use of Java 5 metadata annotations. You also discovered how the Spring Framework version 2.0 integrates with Java Persistence API (JPA) and makes it simple to use from enterprise Java applications. In this second part, you will learn how you can integrate the Spring Framework with EJB 3 components and to exploit Spring's declarative transaction features with Java EE applications. Finally we'll discover how Java EE application servers provide seamless management of Spring components from their JMX-enabled management consoles. Using Spring and EJB 3 As we discussed in Part 1 of this article, EJB 3 greatly simplifies development of EJB components. Spring's Pitchfork project impl... (more)

Managing Complexity Within a BPEL Environment

Service-oriented architecture (SOA) has become mainstream technology for integrating disparate systems and applications. For building composite applications, Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) has emerged as the standard for business process flow orchestration and application integration within organizations. Many IT organizations are deploying composite applications that use BPEL to automate critical business processes. If your application needs to be available 24/7, you need a reliable BPEL infrastructure. In this article, we first present a typical BPEL engine archit... (more)

Challenges with APM 1.0 products

I met several customers in the past few weeks who are evaluating Application Performance Management (APM) solution. They are facing a lot of challenges with their existing investments in old generation of APM solution. In this blog, I will outline some of the shortcomings with APM 1.0 tools that make them unfit for today’s applications. What is APM 1.0 Customers have been managing application performance since early days of mainframe evolution. However, Application Performance Management as a discipline has gained popularity in the past decade.   Let me first introduce what I me... (more)

What Customers expect in a new generation APM (2.0) solution

In the last blog, I discussed the challenges with an APM 1.0 solution.    As an application owner or application support personnel, you want to Exceed service levels and avoid costly, reputation-damaging application failures through improved visibility into the end-user experienceEnsure reliable, high-performing applications by detecting problems faster and prioritizing issues based on service levels and impacted usersImprove time to market with new applications, features, and technologies, such as virtualization, acceleration, and cloud-based services   The APM 2.0 products enab... (more)

BMC will be at Akamai Edge Conference

Are you attending the Akamai Edge 2013  Conference next week (October 7-11) in Washington DC?     Stop by at BMC Booth (#6 in the Exhibition Hall) and learn more about BMC Application Performance Management. You can to speak with application performance experts and view live demonstrations of a unique industry service for applications leveraging Akamai CDN/ADN.       •     Experience a new way to monitor and measure your applications’ performance for applications leveraging Akamai services     •     Gain real visibility into your end users’ application experience     •     Se... (more)