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Get Out Your Wallet The .Net architecture is comprehensive -- close to breathtaking. Under this voluminous umbrella, Microsoft is gathering a large number

C# or Java One of the unfortunate realities of the ongoing Microsoft vs. Sun feud is that .Net will not incorporate Java as a primary programming

Adding Application Servers Outside of relatively trivial uses, it's clear that an enterprise implementing Web services will probably require additional

Three Points to Consider Web services are an unproven concept both technically and commercially. Even with the hype flying high and all the major software

.Net Now With many of the major .Net products scheduled for release in the first half of this year, Web services is on its way to being a business

First, a few basics. While a Web server and an application server can run on the same computer (though usually not) these are two quite different pieces

The server monitoring tool selection process is often a matter of matching several things: hardware, operating system, functionality (e.g., Web or

BMC Software is a major player in the crowded IT software management arena. It has a long history of products for monitoring and managing enterprise-level

Always at or near the top of the big leagues in server management and monitoring, IBM Tivoli Monitoring represents an ongoing effort to harness

ManageEngine's OpManager Professional is a network monitoring system that keeps an eye on a host of devices and software applications. This includes

As you go up the complexity scale in Web data -- multiple database servers, distributed applications, Web services, and fat clients -- it becomes

Above and beyond performance improvement, if there is one factor that drives the use of application servers, its complexity. Web applications in