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I wanted to start a discussion what is the better choice for an application server when building an enterprise J2E application? Should one go for a Tomcat + Spring combination which provide light-weight simplified alternative to JEE container or should more heavy weight app server like JBoss be considered? I have found some resources on [...]

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I was reading about JBoss security today, and came across the following page: JBoss Security vulnerability JMX Management Console. The guy tells how common is to come across servers on the Internet that run completely unsecured JMX-Console. I gave it a try, typed few keywords in Google, and voilà – around one third of the [...]

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Few months ago I wrote a post that describes an example that uses source DRL in conjunction with DSL template. In the current post, I want to describe and show with few examples how to write DSL template – whats allowed and whats not. Now, having said that, I want to say that I am [...]

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Sometimes, depends on your business rules in your application, there is a need to stop current agenda group or all rules from continuing to execute. It wont help setting a focus to another agenda group, since previous agenda will still remain in a stack. So in this post I want to show how to prevent [...]

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My understanding of Distributed Replicant Manager (DRM) is that it allows you to attach some serialized data (stub) to a cluster node and manage it. Examples of this data include the list of stubs for a given RMI server. Each node has a stub to share with other nodes. The DRM enables the sharing of [...]

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