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sample application. See XBikes

sample code

IBM WebSphere MQ 5.3, 289–290

WebSphere Application Developer Studio 5.0, 280–281

WebSphere Application Server 5.0 on a Single Computer, 289–290

scenarios

asynchronous connectivity, 171–172

Business tier and Data Access Logic tier, 122

exchanging data between .NET and J2EE, 63

interoperability, 164–165

interoperability table, 15

linking a new application to an existing application, 63–64

linking business scenarios to Interoperability Technologies, 15

linking existing applications, 64–65

linking new applications, 63

major scenarios described in this book, 10–13, 176

point-to-point interoperability, 179

server component as remotable object, 68

WebSphere MQ messages using JMS, 264

XBikes application, 158

schema2java tool

example of use, 208, 246–247

overview, 61

security, 24, 104–105

serialization. See also XML serialization

binary serialization, 52

deserializing from XML to .NET, 55–56

deserializing objects into XML, 57

of Java objects into XML, 57

serializing .NET objects into XML, 55

using, 52–57

serialization code

into a helper class method, 208

in Java helper class, 246–249

server component

classes, 71

configuring, 72–73

creating, 71

and java.util.EventListener, 79

and one-way asynchronous operations, 123

as remotable object, 68

service agent pattern, 181

service gateway pattern, 181

Service Interface pattern, 96, 97

service interfaces

for asynchronous interoperability, 262–263

business logic, 167

DALMSMQServiceInterface, 198

described, 166–167

J2EE, 186, 190, 206–213

for Ja.NET in the Business tier, 252–258

for Ja.NET in the Presentation tier, 226–227

for JNBridgePro, 218–220

linking to the ASP.NET application, 205

.NET Framework, 238–244

.NET Framework Business tier, 194

.NET Framework Data tier, 198

.NET in the Business service fa ade, 236

.NET in the Presentation tier, 204–205

overview, 179

and Web services, 90

ServicedComponent

business components, 162

exposing existing class as Web service, 97

servlets, 41

session beans

business component, 162

and business logic, 42

described, 42, 44

shared databases

described, 14

linking through, 113–122

table in interoperability scenarios, 15

SingleTierApp enterprise archive file, 303–304

SingleTierXBikes, 211

SN.exe, 26

SOAP

and proxy classes, 100

ServicedComponent, 97

for standard structure, 92

vs. Binary/TCP communication, 85

vs. .NET Remoting, 81

and Web services, 89, 90, 91–92

WS-ReliableMessaging, 135

SOAP Reliable Messaging Protocol. See SRMP

specialized collections, 34

SQL Server 2000. See Microsoft SQL Server 2000

SQL Server managed provider classes, 119

SqlCommand class, 119

SqlConnection class, 119

SqlDataReader class, 117

SqlDataReader object, 119

SRMP, 127

StringCollection type, 34

Strong Name Tool. See SN.exe

strong names

in Ja.NET, 79

overview, 26

Struts, described, 161. See also JSP/Struts

sub-classed dataset, 214

Sun. See J2EE

Sun ONE Application Server, 37

Sun rivalry with Microsoft, 17

supporting proxies, 88–89

synchronous communications. See asynchronous communications

System.Data namespace, 117

System.Data.DataSet class, 239

System.Data.dll, 117

System.Data.SqlClient namespace, 119

System.InvalidOperationException, 56

System.Messaging namespace, 129–130, 131, 137

System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingException function, 79

System.String, vs. java.lang.String, 50

System.Web.Service.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol class, 100

System.Web.Services.WebService, 241–242

System.Xml.dll, 117

System.Xml.Serialization namespace, 240

System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer class, 54–55