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wsmonitor

May 30, 2008
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A light-weight SOAP and HTTP traffic monitor is wsmonitor (Web Services Monitor). It intercepts and logs HTTP headers and SOAP messages between a sender and receiver, displaying them in a nice format in a graphical user interface. It is lightweight, easy to use, displays XML and Fast Infoset SOAP messages, separate tabs for SOAP and HTTP traffic and Transport-level data capture.


MySQL Database Management System

Filed under: Information — editor @ 2:44 pm

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A multithreaded, multi-user SQL database management system (DBMS) having more than 11 million installations. This program acts as a server that provides multi-user access to a number of databases.

It is one of the most popular for web applications and also acts as a database component of the BAMP,MAMP,LAMP,WAMP platforms and for tools like Bugzilla which is an open-source bug tracking. Wikipedia, a famous user online encyclopedia, uses a MySQL database.


Glassfish

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Glassfish is an application server project by Sun Microsystems made for the Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) platform. This free software has the name of Application Server 9.x of Sun Java System as its commercial version.

Based on a source code donated by Oracle Corporation’s TopLink persistence system and Sun, it used a derivative of Apache Tomcat as the servlet container for serving Web content. It has an added component called Gizzly which uses JAVA NIO for speed and scalability.


Metro – A Web Service Stack

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An extensible, high performance and easy to use web service stack is Metro. It serves as a one-top shop for your web service needs, from the simplest hello world web service to secured, reliable and transacted web service involving .NET services. It is part of the GlassFish community but it can also be used outside of it.

Looking from a functional point of view, its main features are: HTTP transport, MTOM and XOP and SOAP/TCP. Interoperable reliability, Interoperable atomic transactions, WS-Security specification and JAX-WS API.


Binding a Schema

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An XML specification governing the relations between components and its allowable components of an XML document is a schema. Generating a set of Java classes that represents the schema is called “binding a schema”. A tool called a binding compiler is provided by JAXB implementations to bind a schema. It is like the way the binding compiler is invoked as it can be implementation specific.