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abstraction layers

and connection points, 177

and Data Access Logic Components, 170

interoperability layers in a multi-tiered application, 182

and JMS, 134

and Web services interoperability best practices, 108

Account, 87

acronyms of Java terms, 37

Active Directory

accessing directory services, 34

administering MSMQ, 128

choosing between private and public queues, 129

MSMQ-MQSeries Bridge, 152–153, 264

Active Directory Group Policy, 20

Active Directory Service Interface. See ADSI

Active Server Pages. See ASP

ActiveX Data Objects. See ADO.NET

adapter classes, creating J2EE interoperability adapters, 250

Add Web Reference dialog box, 99

additional resources, 340–345

ADO.NET

connecting databases with, 116–119

connecting to Microsoft SQL Server 2000 with, 119

database drivers, 118

DataSet class, 116–117

design goals of, 33, 116–117

and .NET Framework, 33

sharing data with JDBC, 119–122

ADSI, 34

Amqmdnet.dll, 146–147

ANT, 38–39

Apache Cocoon, 56

Apache Jakarta project, 38–39

application architecture

design in .NET Framework, 160–161

for J2EE version of XBikes, 174

for .NET Framework and J2EE, 172–174

for .NET Framework version of XBikes, 173

application_OnStart event, 232

applications. See also XBikes

building, 27–29

data passing options, 68–69

deploying for J2EE, 44

interoperability points in multi-tiered, 177

on Ja.NET, 226

shared databases, 113–114

using callbacks in, 125

Application_Start method, 73

<appSettings>, 101

architecture

J2EE, 159–161

J2EE Business and Data tiers, 189

J2EE Presentation and Business tier, 185

for J2EE version of XBikes, 174

.NET Framework, 159–161

.NET Framework best practice design, 160–161

.NET Framework Presentation and Business tier, 193

.NET Framework version of XBikes, 173

Web services, 93

ASP vs. JSP, 31

ASP.NET

data types, 204

linking application to the service interface, 205

Presentation tier

J2EE application, 203

linking to J2EE business tier, 50–51

Web applications, 31

AsyncCallBack, 137

asynchronous communications

data formats, 266

interoperability adapters, 263

message consumer, 266–267

role of Ja.NET in, 273

role of JNBridge in, 270

service interfaces, 263

asynchronous interoperability. See also asynchronous interoperability adapters; interoperability

asynchronous interoperability implementation, 261–275

calls between .NET and Java applications, 123–125

choosing data formats, 262

Data tier implementation, 122–150

HIS, 149–153

implementation overview, 5

main types of, 123

message queues for, 125–149

between .NET Framework and Java applications, 129

scenario, 13

transactional support, 171

using message queues for, 125–127, 172

asynchronous interoperability adapters

for asynchronous interoperability, 263–264

J2EE, 268–269

for Ja.NET, 274–275

for JNBridge, 271–272

attributes described, 30

auditing, 128

AuthenticateCustomer business method, 44

AuthenticateCustomer use case

business fa ade in XBikes, 168

creating Java class from, 207–208

creating .NET interoperability adapters, 215–216

GLUE, 207–208

interoperability adapters, 237

J2EE interoperability adapters, 186–188

Ja.NET, 226–227

service interface for JNBridgePro, 218–220, 222

in XBikes, 158

AuthenticateCustomerCommand use case command, 162

AuthenticateCustomerCommandAdapter adapter class, 250, 260

AuthenticateCustomerInteropAdapter class, 223

authentication, 104–105