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parameters

attributes and, Attributes

passing by reference, Advantages of Using .NET Remoting

passing by value, Advantages of Using .NET Remoting

PASWA (Proposed Addendum to SOAP With Attachments), Looking AheadPASWA

payloads, binary, DIME and WS-Attachments

Peek method, Simple Message Queue Operations in .NET, Creating a Web Service Interface for MSMQ

performance

business tier components , Performance Issues

performance testing

.NET Remoting, Interoperability Performance Tests

.NET vs. Java, Why Are All the Performance Tests in .NET and Not Java?

accuracy, How Do You Ensure Accuracy of the Tests?

how tests work, How Do the Tests Work?

overview, Introducing the Interoperability Performance Tests

System.DateTime, Why Not Use System.DateTime and System.TimeSpan ?

System.TimeSpan, Why Not Use System.DateTime and System.TimeSpan ?

Web services, Interoperability Performance Test

XML parsing, Interoperability Performance TestXML Parsing

XML serialization, Interoperability Performance TestXML Serialization

persistent JNDI, Persistent and Nonpersistent JNDI with JMSAdmin, Configuring MDB for JBoss and WebSphere MQ

PInvoke, WebSphere MQ Support for .NET

pipes, MSMQ-MQSeries bridge, Configuring the MSMQ-MQSeries Bridge

platforms., see java

point-to-point interoperability

overview, Point-to-Point Interoperability

Web services, Creating Web Services

point-to-point security, The Need for WS-Security

polling database records, Interoperability Benefits

polling message queues, True Callback

pooling options

.NET Remoting, Java Client to .NET Remoted Object, Hosted by IIS

Port Surface, BizTalk Server, The Stock Processes Orchestration: Step by Step

portal components, presentation tier, Requirements for Interoperating at the Presentation Tier

Portfolio object

.NET Remoting samples, The Sample Code

ports, BizTalk Server, The Stock Processes Orchestration: Step by Step, Starting the Orchestration, Extending the Sample

ports, MSMQ-MQSeries bridge configuration, Configuring the MSMQ-MQSeries Bridge

pre-existing data types

XSDs, Starting with a Class, Generating an XSD from an existing class in .NET

presentation tier

described, Technology-Aligned Development

interoperability, Interoperability at the Presentation Tier

presentation tier interoperability, Summary

authentication, Challenges of Interoperating at the Presentation Tier, Shared Authentication, How the Shared Authentication Solution Works

challenges, Challenges of Interoperating at the Presentation Tier

data, viewing, Viewing the Data Stored in SQL

disjoint user experiences, Avoiding a Disjoint User Experience

overview, Chapter 12: Presentation Tier Interoperability, What Is Presentation Tier Interoperability?

requirements, Requirements for Interoperating at the Presentation Tier

serialization, Challenges of Interoperating at the Presentation Tier, Interoperability Performance TestShared Session State

shared authentication, Shared Authentication, How the Shared Authentication Solution Works

shared session state, Shared Session State, Setting Up the Shared Session State Database, Installing the ASP.NET Sample Code, Installing the J2EE Sample Code, Testing the Deployment, What This Sample Shows, Viewing the Data Stored in SQL, How the Sample Works, Deciding Where to Store the Shared Session Data, Creating a Shared Session API for ASP.NET and JSP/Servlets, Calling the shared session API from a JSP, Creating a Registration Process, Interoperability Performance TestShared Session State, Shared Authentication, How the Shared Authentication Solution Works

preset time interval to return call results, The Sample Code

preventing application termination, The .NET Server Sample Code

primitive data types

described, Data Exchange Challenges

private keys

Web services security, More Info

private queues, Installing MSMQ on Windows Server 2003

Private Queues folder, Installing MSMQ on Windows Server 2003

private variables , Creating a Shared Session API for ASP.NET and JSP/Servlets

product mapping, Microsoft.NET and J2EE Technology Map

production-worthy .NET Remoting samples

.NET client to EJB (J2EE application server), .NET Client to EJB, Hosted by J2EE Application Server, The Java EJB Sample Code, The .NET Client Sample Code

Java client to .NET object (Component Services), Java Client to .NET Object, Hosted by Component Services, The .NET Serviced Component Sample Code, The Java Client Sample Code

Java client to .NET remoted object (IIS), Java Client to .NET Remoted Object, Hosted by IIS, The .NET Server Sample Code, The Java Client Sample Code, Analyzing the Samples with the SOAP Trace Utility

overview, Building Production Code

performance testing, Interoperability Performance Tests

profiles

described, Basic Profile 1.0

proof-of-concept projects, Reuse of Business Tier Components

Proposed Addendum to SOAP With Attachments (PASWA), Looking AheadPASWA

PROVIDER_URL, Using JMSAdmin to Configure JNDI, Using JMS to Access WebSphere MQ Queues, Configuring MDB for JBoss and WebSphere MQ

providers, Web service, Microsoft UDDI SDK, Exploring the UDDI Registry

proving authentication, Web services, Tracing the Output, Proving the Sample

proxies

Web services, Consuming the .NET Web Service Using a Java Client, How the Solution Works

Proxies folder, How the Solution Works

proxy files

shared, Using the Same Proxy File

Web service security, Downloading and Installing Microsoft WSE, How the Samples Work

ProxyContext class, Running the Java Client

public keys

Web services security, More Info, Tracing the Output

Public Queues folder, Installing MSMQ on Windows Server 2003

public UDDI registries, UDDI Registries

publish method, How the Samples Work

Publish.java file, Using the Same Proxy File

publish/subscribe for WebSphere MQ

Java Messaging Service, JMS Message Types and Concepts

JMS interoperability, Using JMS Pub/Sub to Access WebSphere MQ Topics

overview, Installing Publish/Subscribe Support for WebSphere MQ

publishing Web services

serviced components, Publishing the Serviced Components

UDDI, Microsoft UDDI SDK