Archive for 'Architecture'
Integrate Axis into Magnolia
A few months ago we created a proof of concept to access the Magnolia JCR container using Webservices so that a PHP based site we were building could access new items within an Enterprise Class CMS. It turned out to be remarkably easy:
To integrate Axis 1.4 into Magnolia:
Download the Axis distribution
Copy the jars into the [...]
Posted: February 5th, 2009 under Architecture, Content Management, Enterprise Integration, JSR170, Java, Magnolia, Open Source, Package Implementation, Technology, Web 2.0.
Tags: Content Management, Integration, Java, Magnolia
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Java optimisation
One of the things that is a constant surprise is finding clients with slow Java systems that spend a tonne of cash on new hardware but don’t configure their systems to make full use of it. A classic problem is leaving the application server settings as per first install, with very low JVM heap size [...]
Posted: January 13th, 2009 under Architecture, Hosting, Java, Retail, Technology.
Tags: best practice, clustering, hardware, heap, Hosting, Java, JVM, optimisation, performance, stability
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