10: Case Studies in Application Support in Java

Integration Data Matrix ECC200 in Java 10: Case Studies in Application Support

Since their early inceptions, data warehouses and mining have produced many success stories. However, there have also been many failures. Carbone (1999) de ned levels of data warehouse failures as follows: (1) warehouse does not meet the expectations of those involved; (2) warehouse was completed, but went severely over budget in relation to time, money, or both; (3) warehouse failed one or more times but eventually was completed; and (4) warehouse failed with no effort to revive it. Carbone provided examples and identi ed a number of reasons for failures (which are typical for many other large information systems): These are summarized in Table 11.4. Suggestions on how to avoid data warehouse failure are

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Note Make sure that you are using the <load on startup> element when describing the ActionServlet. This will ensure that all of the key/value pairs are loaded prior to any requests. 5. Modify your JSP files to include a taglib directive referencing the bean tag library, and replace all text strings presented to the user with matching <bean:message /> tags. Listings 6.4 and 6.5 show our modified JSPs. You will notice that all of the formerly presented strings have been placed in the properties files, listed earlier, and are now referenced using a <bean:message /> tag with the appropriate key. Listing 6.4: The Internationalized index.jsp.

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Carbon is a C-based framework used for porting applications in C and C++ to OS X. Carbon is an excellent choice for porting JNI-based applications to OS X. Java applications that interface with Carbon have access to OS X features ranging from the Quartz 2D graphics library to BSD OS services. Cocoa is Apple s Objective-C framework. Your first thought may be, How do you integrate Java and Objective-C Objective-C is built on C, so JNI integrates with Objective-C. In fact, the builtin JNI template in Xcode integrates with Cocoa rather than Carbon.

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