Xebia India takes great pride in paying high amount of attention to writing QUALITY code. “Doing it Right” is almost a religion here. For us the buck does not stop at showing a demo of working software to the client, but also ensuring the underlying code is written in the best possible manner using best [...]
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As Web users you would always want the website to be up whenever you visit it. In addition, you would want to feel that the access is fast. But what would happen if you do not get the fast access? Would you like to use that website? What will be your immediate reaction? Would you:- [...]
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In a series of blogs I will deal with different aspects/features of JBoss AS7. This is first blog of the series. In this blog I will discuss a new feature in AS-7 called Managed Domain. After reading this blog readers should have good understanding of the managed domain, its use and advantages.
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While working on Salesforce applications, we came to know that ‘Packaging’ is a powerful ready-made tool which enables you to distribute your application including all the components to the Salesforce user. There are some other facilities also, like include your company logo, create trials/help for advertisements and publishing it via AppExchange. Before we create any [...]
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In this video series, we are going to learn how to orchestrate jboss services from within Intalio BPM processes. The video explains we start with first creating our service in JBoss ESB and then publish this as a web service. We will also show you how you can test such a service using Soap UI.In [...]
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