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"This timely book sets the bar for Object Transaction Monitors (OTMs). Then it provides in–depth comparisons of the leading OTM contenders–including the dirt and the gotchas. As a result, you get a $3,000 analyst report on the current state of OTMs for the price of a book. How could you pass it up? This book is must reading for anyone involved in middleware." –Robert Orfali, Author Client/Server Survival Guide, Third Edition.
Are Object Monitors (OMs) really the universal alternative to multiple middleware products? What do they offer and how do they compare to other products on the market? How seriously should I take vendors′ claims when it comes to our unique requirements? How do I select and use the best OM products for our current and future needs? This essential guide supplies the answers to these and all your questions concerning OM technology. You get impartial assessments of all the leading OM products, including:
∗ IBM ComponentBroker.
∗ Microsoft MTS.
∗ Inprise ITS.
∗ BEA M3.
∗ Iona OrbixOTM.
∗ Hitachi TPBroker.
For each product, the authors describe: its architecture and integration with other vendor products; its conformance with CORBA and COM; how each works in real–world business applications; and marketing strategy. All this information is based on in–depth testing and hands–on investigation. You also get a framework for choosing the best product for your overall business, pinpointing application variances, recognizing similar product sets, and identifying future trends.
On the companion Web site you′ll find:
∗ Regular product updates.
∗ The latest OM technology news.
∗ Links to other sites of interest.
Are Object Monitors (OMs) really the universal alternative to multiple middleware products? What do they offer and how do they compare to other products on the market? How seriously should I take vendors′ claims when it comes to our unique requirements? How do I select and use the best OM products for our current and future needs? This essential guide supplies the answers to these and all your questions concerning OM technology. You get impartial assessments of all the leading OM products, including:
∗ IBM ComponentBroker.
∗ Microsoft MTS.
∗ Inprise ITS.
∗ BEA M3.
∗ Iona OrbixOTM.
∗ Hitachi TPBroker.
For each product, the authors describe: its architecture and integration with other vendor products; its conformance with CORBA and COM; how each works in real–world business applications; and marketing strategy. All this information is based on in–depth testing and hands–on investigation. You also get a framework for choosing the best product for your overall business, pinpointing application variances, recognizing similar product sets, and identifying future trends.
On the companion Web site you′ll find:
∗ Regular product updates.
∗ The latest OM technology news.
∗ Links to other sites of interest.
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Review:
This timely book sets the bar for Object Transaction Monitors (OTMs). Then it provides in-depth comparisons of the leading OTM contenders - including the dirt and the gotchas. As a result, you get a $3,000 analyst report on the current state of OTMs for the price of a book. How could you pass that up? This book is must reading for anyone involved in middleware. -- Robert Orfali, Author Client/Server Survival Guide, Third Edition
Synopsis:
The explosion of object-oriented programming with CORBA and COM has led to the invention of a new breed of object technology called object monitors (also referred to as object transaction monitors) which marry CORBA and COM-based ORBs with other important functions, like messaging, to create a single integrated solution for building n-tier applications. The market for object monitors is huge, expected to be a $3.7 billion industry by the year 2000. This text should give readers the information they need to make the right strategic decisions to meet business requirements and evaluate and select products to satisfy specific application requirements. The book also addresses such topics as integrating object monitors with existing software; the pros and cons of combining middleware solutions from more than one vendor, and other technical options to these middleware products.
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- PublisherJohn Wiley & Sons
- Publication date1999
- ISBN 10 0471319716
- ISBN 13 9780471319719
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages272
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