Fred Down is an independent consultant specializing in Java and cross platform development. He wrote his first program in 1969, and has used UNIX since 1983 and Linux since 1993. He has worked for IBM, NCR and Citibank at various times on a wide range of projects. Fred loves his family, his cats, his old motorcycle,s and his old computers in that order.
People often assume that .NET and J2EE are locked in some kind of life and
death struggle. In fact, they can co-exist very well as I proved on a recent
project. Both .NET and J2EE are based on open standards; these are Web
Services Definition Language (WSDL) and Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP),
both of which are built on Extensible Markup Language (XML). This article
describes how a .NET Web Services application was cloned using Java to run on
a variety of Unix platforms.
History
Nova Marketing Group has developed a set of shared libraries and an address
database that allows their clients to include powerful address validation,
correction, and transformation functionality within their business
applications. The product is called nCode. Banks, call centers, and
government departments are typical users of nCode. It uses a unique,
extremely high performance engin... (more)
Fred Down is an independent consultant specializing in Java and cross platform development. He wrote his first program in 1969, and has used UNIX since 1983 and Linux since 1993. He has worked for IBM, NCR and Citibank at various times on a wide range of projects. Fred loves his family, his cats, his old motorcycle,s and his old computers in that order.
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