network system management 2004-12-01 - By Rubel, William S. (IA)
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Thanks for the response.
J2EE is just my prefered "flavor" for various reasons. I also use JBOSS and
Axis as well. I also use various object oriented databases for component
containment.
However, as I see it, my real problem will be the synchronization of my objects
with other governmental objects as our systems evolve. While it may not occur,
I can just see objects with similar name, no versioning, etc.
In addition, I'm looking to the DoD's plan for the management and
synchronization of objects. I haven't seen any guidance, have you... or can
you assist with any advice?
Thanks!
-- -- Original Message -- --
From: Kurien Joseph <kurien_joseph@(protected)>
Date: Wednesday, December 1, 2004 11:15 am
Subject: Re: network system management
> Using J2EE for any application is not the right option. You should ask
> why you would require J2EE or why not to use J2EE.
>
> I have tried Oracle Oc4J, IBM and JBoss. I like JBoss becos its
> easy to
> build.
>
> IBM is a mother load of stuff that you may or may not need. Use
> this if
> you require high performance requirement.
>
> Oc4J is light and small but not necessarily the best.
>
>
>
> See if pico container fits your need.
>
>
>
> -Kurien
>
>
>
>
>
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> Subject: network system management
>
>
>
> hi,
>
> I got a new assigment to build a system management system. I
> really need
> your guys help.
>
> let me give a brief description.
>
> our company is to provide solutions for telecomunications based on SIP
> protocal for wifi or other softphones.currently our company has build
> serveral application servers:
>
> 1: Voice Communication servder: call establishment; developed with c
> (similar to SER server)
>
> 2. Adminstrator System: used by system manager to provision
> users,calling detail recording.
>
> I am requited to build another network systme management. It's major
> functionality is :monitor all the servers's status(running or
> stalling),cpu usage of every server; remote automatically restart
> servers.
>
> I am hoping to use J2ee framwork(Jboss platform) to develop, i did
> someresearch and feel i should use JMX to work on that, However i
> stillcan't figure out how to start it.
>
> WebSphere Application Server(IBM) provide such features. but we
> hope to
> use open source paltform like JBoss.
>
> Any one could tell me how to start and what technology to use.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> bill
>
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