Index_M

M

managed code

accessing Web services from, 99, 100

ADO.NET, 118

operation, 23, 25

PInvoke, 146

managed code operation, 23

managed providers, 118–119, 121

mappings

compared to XSLT, 56

directly mapped collections, 88

Electric XML, 62

mapping classes in Java, 61

mapping XSDs and classes in .NET, 60

.NET data types, 62

.NET Framework data types to Java, 78–79

primitive data types, 49–50

XML mapping for J2EE, 207–208

XSD mapping types, 62

XSDs and classes in .NET, 60

MarshalByRefObject class, 71, 80

MDB, 43–44

memory management, 22–23

Message class, 130

message consumers

asynchronous communications, 266–267

creating for J2EE, 267

creating for .NET Framework, 266–267

for Ja.NET, 274

for JNBridge, 271

message orientated middleware, 14

Message Q, 126–127

Message Queue Interface. See MQI

message queuing. See also messages; queues

adapters in XBikes, 299

configuring, 265–266

diagram of an application, 126

IBM WebSphere MQ 5.3, 289

implementing services, 171–172

Ja.NET, 273

Place Order functionality, 299

through a Java-to-COM bridge, 134

using for asynchronous interoperability, 125–149

WebSphere Application Developer Studio 5.0, 280

message-driven beans. See MDB

MessageConsumer object, 143–144

MessageEnumerator class, 130–131

MessageProducer object, 143–144

MessageQueue class, 130, 132, 133, 137

MessageQueue.Formatter, 133

messages

formatting in HIS 2000, 151

from Java client to .NET Framework, 152

from .NET Framework to Java client, 151

table in interoperability scenarios, 15

transport, 127

Messaging_trial_for_nt.zip, 285

Microsoft Host Integration Server 2000. See HIS 2000

Microsoft Intermediate Language. See MSIL

Microsoft JDBC driver path configuration, 313

Microsoft Management Console. See MMC

Microsoft Message Queuing. See MSMQ

Microsoft .NET. See .NET

Microsoft .NET Framework. See .NET Framework

Microsoft rivalry with Sun, 17

Microsoft SQL Server 2000

connecting with ADO.NET, 119

connecting with JDBC, 116

login

configuring Data tier computers, 313

WebSphere Application Server, 301

Microsoft Windows Installer. See .msi

MMC, 139

model queue, 139

MQCHLLIB environment variable, 266

MQCHLTAB environment variable, 266

MQI, 138, 141, 266–267

MQQueueManager class, 149

MQSeries. See MSMQ-MQSeries Bridge; WebSphere MQ

Mscorcfg.msc, 24

MSCORSVR described, 25–26

MSCORWKS described, 25–26

.msi

other installation strategies, 20

XBikes on J2EE, 277

XBikes on .NET, 317

MSIL

acronym defined, 18

and CLR, 22

necessity of, 21

MSMQ, 126–137

accessing by using a Web service
interface, 134–135

application requirements fulfilled by, 127–128

basics of understanding, 126–129

bridging with HIS 2000 to WebSphere
MQ, 150–152

choosing between public and private, 129

connecting from J2EE, 133–135

connecting from .NET Framework applications, 129–131

connecting MQ Series, 265

features and releases of, 127–128

and HIS 2000, 150–151

and HTTP, 127

JMS provider for, 134

.NET Framework Business tier, 198

retrieving queue messages, 132–133

sending queue messages to, 132

transactional support, 127–128, 135

vs. JMS, 45

working with queues, 131

MSMQ-MQSeries Bridge, 150

configuration requirements, 264

formatting messages, 151–152

implementing, 152–153

manager, 150

using, 264–269

using in HIS 2000to enable asynchronous interoperability, 150–153

multi-tiered applications

adding interoperability components to, 182–183

architectural best practices for .NET and Java, 159

interoperability points in, 177

J2EE specification model, 5

layers recommended for best practice, 160–161

.NET and Java, 157

multi-tiered deployment, 305–306

multiple levels of support in Web services, 90

MyPrivateQueue, 140