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1. JCA 1.5, Part 1: Optimizations and life-cycle management    ibm.com

JCA 1.5, the latest version of the J2EE Connector Architecture, includes many important enhancements and some major additions. In this article, the first of a three-part series covering these changes, I'll introduce some optimizations that should make applications using outbound resource adapters run faster, particularly those using transactions. Then I'll take a look at extensions to the life-cycle management contract that should prevent applications from getting broken connections and enable resource adapters to take on a whole new life of their own. This will set the stage for Part 2, which will cover the new work-management and transaction-inflow contracts, and Part 3, which will examine the long-awaited message-inflow contract, better known as message-driven bean (MDB) support.

2. JCA 1.5, Part 3: Message inflow    ibm.com

Part 1 of this three-part series on new features in JCA 1.5, the latest version of the J2EE Connector Architecture, introduced optimizations that can make outbound resource adapters go faster and additions that let resource adapters take on a new life of their own. Part 2 looked at JCA's new work-management contract, which lets a resource adapter create timers for delayed or periodic execution of work and lets it perform processing using application-server threads. In this article, I'll show how the new message-inflow contract removes the complexities of the old Java Message Service (JMS) Application Server Facilities and lets message-driven beans take on a whole new life. I'll also show how administered objects let JavaBeans defined by the resource adapter be configured by an administrator and bound into the application's namespace.

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