Technology Expertise Knowledge Bank Read White Paper Our Services Application Development Web Development Testing Services LKPO Services Business services Maintenance & Support DBA Services Custom Programming Core Competencies Development Services Quality Management Vertical Experience Maintenance & Support Product Development		Home : Contact us : World Time : Site Map   Why ITShastra Our Services Who We are Clients & Projects Technology Expertise Media Careers  White Papers      :: How to Integrate IIS with JBoss / Tomcat Under Windows XP and Linux Topic Relevant to: IIS JBOSS / Tomcat.          Format: PDF          Overview: This is a "how to" procedure to make IIS redirect JSP's and Servlets execution to JBoss application server, which is useful to integrate existing IIS application with newly developed modules using Java technology. The existing IIS application should not be disturb and system should work with the minimum settings. The ISAPI filter has the capability of checking and redirecting any request made to IIS web server to any other web server or application server. It works with Jboss application server running on windows or Linux based systems. The existing IIS application can be integrated with new modules developed using Java technoloty with the minimum settings. It works with Jboss application server running on Linux based systems which is the cost effective solution. Click Here to download and read this White Paper. Topic Relevant to: DATABASE           Format: PDF          Overview: Anyone working with databases faces problem of database corruption. The Database corruption can result in major downtime if not handled properly and proper care is not taken to fix it. While developers typically use more advanced database tools for large projects, Microsoft Access has always been the developer choice for small database applications and also serves as a back-end data store by some third-party products. This article looks for actions to prevent corruption. Access is a "file system"relational database, storing every part of the database tables, queries, forms, reports, etc., inside one MDB file. It's very rare to see corruption on a local database, where a single copy of the MDB file is stored on the hard disk and only worked on from that machine. This solution is unacceptable, however, because data applications are most effective only if they can be shared over a network. You will most often find Access being put to work in a multi-user environment. Click Here to download and read this white Paper.
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