My name is Troy Holmes, I live in Northern Virginia. I have been working in the IT industry for 14 years currently working as a J2EE architect using Websphere 5.0. I have completed several large scale J2EE applications using both BEA and WebSphere. I am a certified Java Programmer, currently preparing for SCWCD and SCJA. I have been working in the java environment for 5 years. I am proficient in Java, C++, Power builder, VB, Unix Shell. I have more then 5 years experience in Oracle and 2 years experience in Informix. My professional background ranges from System Administrator to System Architect.
Extreme Programming (XP) has been an accepted form of software development
for about eight years now. Many of the concepts found in this lightweight
method of development have been implemented into the software shops without
even the awareness that they were XP techniques. XP takes many of its
fundamentals from other iterative development methodologies, including RAD
and JAD. However, unlike those methodologies, which are more of a rapid
prototyping approach, XP creates individual components that can be quickly
developed and integrated into a larger software system. This article is
written with the intent to help software developers understand the key
concepts of this methodology and to provide a framework for implementing
these processes into a business.
History
XP wa... (more)
During a recent EAI project, it came to my attention that it is difficult to
find documentation on the topic of installing Oracle into WebSphere Studio
Application Developer (WSAD) and WebSphere Application Server (WAS) 5.0. This
article will attempt to expedite the search for this information by
discussing both installation processes.
WSAD
Step 1: Install Oracle
The first step is to inst... (more)
Enterprise Architecture Integration (EAI) is the process of integrating
enterprise software that enables reuse of existing applications and allows
for quick integration of best-of-breed, custom off-the-shelf (COTS) products.
This article will attempt to demystify the art of integrating enterprise
applications and to supply an approach that can be used to quickly link
disparate systems.
... (more)
My name is Troy Holmes, I live in Northern Virginia. I have been working in the IT industry for 14 years currently working as a J2EE architect using Websphere 5.0. I have completed several large scale J2EE applications using both BEA and WebSphere. I am a certified Java Programmer, currently preparing for SCWCD and SCJA. I have been working in the java environment for 5 years. I am proficient in Java, C++, Power builder, VB, Unix Shell. I have more then 5 years experience in Oracle and 2 years experience in Informix. My professional background ranges from System Administrator to System Architect.
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