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Middleware for Internet Transaction Applications

Middleware for Internet Transaction Applications. The Application Server. WWW. Platform-independent software model Access by variety of devices Cuts cost of accessing systems Reduces time and effort to reach info. Transaction Applications.

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Middleware for Internet Transaction Applications

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  1. Middleware for Internet Transaction Applications The Application Server

  2. WWW • Platform-independent software model • Access by variety of devices • Cuts cost of accessing systems • Reduces time and effort to reach info

  3. Transaction Applications • Traditionally run on conventional client/server environments • high level of security • high level of reliability • high level of scalability

  4. Middleware • To offer a “client/server” level of security and dependability for thin clients, the Application Server product was developed, which is designed to act as an intermediary between thin clients on the web and databases.

  5. Dynamic Content • Application Servers allow users to access dynamic databases • Transaction processes • Resource allocation • Transaction coordination

  6. The Process

  7. Tapping into Services... • Users access info via browser, while the Application Server provides integrated security, reliability, and scalability… • …Incorporating: • Java • COM (component object model) • CORBA (common object request broker architecture)

  8. An Application Server Must: • Provide Operating System services • A Component Model • Monitor transactions • Provide a web server • Broker messages

  9. The Interface

  10. The Application Server Solution • Deploys real business apps on the Web • More flexible and robust • Lower cost • Unifies various systems of an organization

  11. Resources • BYTE Magazine 7.98 Core Databases • www.olab.com - Oracle’s website

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