Month: October 2008

BlazeDS vs Granite DS vs WebORB vs LiveCycle DS for business applications on Flex and Java

Here is the table of features I managed to find:

Feature BlazeDS Granite DS WebORB LiveCycle DS
Data management Services
Client-Server synchronization – + + +
Conflict resolution – – + +
Data paging – + + +
SQL adapter – – + +
Hibernate adapter – + + +
Document Services
LiveCycle remoting – – + +
RIA-to-PDF conversion – – +(plugin) +
Enterprise-Class Flex application services
Data access/remoting + + + +
Proxy service + + + +
Automated testing support – – +(through RIA AppPuncher –coming soon) +
Software clustering + + + +
Web tier compiler – + + +
Flex code generation – + + –
Enterprise Integration
WSRP generation – – – +
Ajax data services + – + +
Flex-Ajax bridge + – – +
Runtime configuration + – + +
Open adapter architecture + – – +
JMS adapter + + + +
Server-side component framework integration + + + +
Stateful services (session scope for Java objects) – + + ?
Singleton services (application scope for Java objects) – + + ?
Server-to-client method invocation – – + ?
ColdFusion integration – – + +
Service browser displaying POJOs, Spring beans, EJBs and a list of deployed JAR files – – + –
Offline Application Support
Offline data cache – – + +
Local message queuing – – + +
Real – Time Data
Publish and Subscribe messaging + – + +
Real -time data quality of service – + + +
RTMP tunneling – – + +
Frameworks build-in integration
Spring – + + –
EJB3 – + ? –

I used the following articles: http://sujitreddyg.wordpress.com/2008/01/31/blazeds-and-lcds-feature-difference/ http://www.infoq.com/news/2008/02/granite-data-services http://www.themidnightcoders.com/weborb/java/product_editions.shtm http://mcoderkat.wordpress.com/2009/02/08/weborb-for-java-vs-blazeds-vs-lcds/ http://www.graniteds.org/confluence/display/DOC/1.1.+What+is+Granite+Data+Services http://www.adobe.com/products/livecycle/dataservices/features.html

Patterns mess: Abstract Factory versus Factory Method versus Builder, Adapter versus Bridge versus Composite versus Decorator versus Facade versus Proxy, etc.

Patterns mess: Abstract Factory versus Factory Method versus Builder, Adapter versus Bridge versus Composite versus Decorator versus Facade versus Proxy, etc. At first I would like to mention that there is difference between all patterns I mentioned, but my point is that this difference is so insignificant that it wasn’t worse dividing all these patterns.I think that Abstract Factory, Method, and Builder are all about the same: constructing objects with some method(s) and using inheritance technique to build different types (families) of object. The same is about Adapter, Bridge, Decorator, Facade, and Proxy in terms of GoF. I would reserve Proxy

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Sun Certified Enterprise Architect (SCEA) for Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 5

Finally found time for passing exam, and now I am a Sun Certified Enterprise Architect (SCEA) for Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 5 SCEA logo I wonder how many people have this title? I’d like to mention, that exam is composed very good. It includes multiple choice exam, assignment and essay. Multiple choice is as usual, but

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