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Web Server Software Application servers are a strategic cog in creating SOA: Service-Oriented Architecture. They operate at the middleware layer and when based on industry standards promote interoperability and access to cloud computing. The sharing of a common architectural model provides for reasonably smooth growth even when the underlying platform is different from the legacy hardware. More specifically, the addition of new capabilities such as application edition management, dynamic workload management, and virtualization can be more readily implemented when the application server environment is based upon a consistent architecture. Few organizational enterprises have a homogeneous software environment. Accordingly, there is a requirement for coexistence between the existing and emerging new information technology infrastructures. Organizational enterprise will need to plan for and integrate commercial and open source application servers. At the current time, the most widely used applications servers in commercial use are IBM Corporation's WAS: WebSphere Application Server and Oracle Corporation's WLS: WebLogic Server and Oracle Application Server. The best known open source application server projects are Apache Geronimo, Glassfish Application Server, and JBoss Application Server. Each of these projects has an association with a proprietary web server.
There are still components of the emerging web server equation which have to be determined; such as whether there will be a a dominant proprietary scalable database or long term interoperability among - DB2 UDB, Oracle, SQL Server, Sybase, and MySQL. The xfactor in the short run, which is holding everything up, is the requirement for security and data integrity. Web servers are the emerging IT frontier. Web server technology and the state of the evolving market is being driven by increases in bandwidth and internetworking reliability and new hardware. It is being implemented by those organizations who have invested in the technological infrastructure and have the resources to make web servers an operational reality. However, as has been the case over the past century, the dispersion of technology will eventually become available to those individuals “in the know.” |
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SYS-ED has been there done that experience with:
SYS-ED's staff of system consultants have been evaluating published benchmarks and white papers in relation to our grass roots experience at client locations. We have worked with each of the major proprietary and open source J2EE-compliant application servers since their initial release. Purposeful and scientific analysis has been applied to tracking the evolution of the J2EE specification and level of J2EE compliance being brought to market. Although the underlying functionality of J2EE application servers are comparable, proprietary and open source web servers typically offer their own combination of additional middleware technology. In many situations, they also provide complementary products and services beyond the core application server. Our web server and application development courses teach industry standard content and consultancy derived subject matter: examples, sample programs, and tailored exercises. Equally as important, we apply our expertise in interrelated information technology to web servers and SOA: legacy programming languages, enterprise databases, and IBM middleware and system software. Our courses reflect updates in technology and the mergers and consolidation among the major players in the industry. SYS-ED also has two technology exchange websites support which support Microsoft .NET - www.dotnettrainingbysysed.us and msnetworkstrainingbysysed.us.
Innovators and Emulators:
The Case for Training Microsoft and Hybrid Application
Development Some common scenarios that we have been implementing at client locations include:
In addition to WIMP, WAMP, and LAMP, SYS-ED staff and technology partners have been involved with and experiencing a significant increase in scripting with Microsoft PowerShell and open source Korn shell and Perl.
In our opinion, the major reasons for this having occurred has been:
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So when it comes to your mainframe training needs, by all means contact web server companies and request the prerequisite information. Then contact SYS-ED and review our outlines, performance objectives, courseware and related training aids, dshapiro@sysed.com or dsilverberg@sysed.com.
SYS-ED web server courses are NOT open to the general public. Only employees sponsored by Fortune 1000 corporations, government municipalities, healthcare providers, consulting companies, and mid-sized businesses are allowed to enroll in a SYS-ED course and ONLY after a telephone consultation with our curriculum manager or Director of Education. This is essential for ensuring that the individual be placed in the course which corresponds to the employer’s operational objectives, operating environment, version of software, and development platform.
