Enterprise Transaction Processing Systems: Putting the CORBA OTS, Encina++ and Orbix OTM to Work
Ian Gorton
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Enterprise Transaction Processing Systems: Ian Gorton epub Enterprise Transaction Processing Systems: Ian Gorton pdf download Enterprise Transaction Processing Systems: Ian Gorton pdf file Enterprise Transaction Processing Systems: Ian Gorton audiobook Enterprise Transaction Processing Systems: Ian Gorton book review Enterprise Transaction Processing Systems: Ian Gorton summary | #15576338 in Books | 2000-01-14 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.50 x8.00 x.75l, | File type: PDF | 240 pages||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Well written and useful|By V. Ravindran|I bought this book originally to bring myself up to speed on the OTS standard and gain a little familiarity with the existing products out there. I found that it did an adequate job. I found the intro and general OTS part of the book really good. I have worked with Tuxedo and WLE so the intro was not a necessity for me, but I can see|From the Inside Flap||Preface| |The recent merging of distributed object technology and transaction processing|monitors has created a new class of technology known as Object Transaction Monitors|(OTMs). OTMs typically contain a comprehensive set of features tha
"This is a book that practitioners in the middleware field need to help them navigate through the maze of technology hype that exists. I highly recommend it" David Hodge, IBM Transarc Lab "a terrific book...In just a couple of hundred pages Ian brings you from a basic knowledge of distributed computing to a clear understanding of the details of the standards and the products that implement them." From the Foreword by Sean Baker, Chief Scientific Officer, IONA Technologi...
You can specify the type of files you want, for your device.Enterprise Transaction Processing Systems: Putting the CORBA OTS, Encina++ and Orbix OTM to Work | Ian Gorton. A good, fresh read, highly recommended.
