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Boris Lublinsky
Boris Lublinsky is an Enterprise Architect at CNA Insurance where he is involved in design and implementation of CNAs integration strategy, building application frameworks and implementing service-oriented architecture for the company Prior to this he was Director of Technology at Inventa Technologies, where he was overseeing and actively participating in engagements in EAI and B2B integration implementations and development of large-scale web applications. While a Technical Architect at Platinum Technology and SSA, Boris was involved in component-based systems development and design and implementation of execution platforms for component-based systems. In all, he has over 25 years experience in software engineering and technical architecture. |
Implementing J2EE/.NET
Interoperability Using
WebSphere MQ Part 2 -
Putting theory into
practice By Boris Lublinsky In Part 1 of this series,
we discussed how the use
of messaging software can
alleviate some of the
problems with integration
of J2EE and .NET
environments using Web
services. In this article
we will discuss
implementation of the
proposed architecture on
both J2EE ... Nov. 24, 2003 12:00 AM Reads: 23,810 Replies: 2 | Implementing J2EE-.NET
Interoperability Using
WebSphere MQ By Boris Lublinsky It is today's reality
that most companies are
using both J2EE and .NET
environments for their
software implementation.
Until recently, the
prevalent solution for
integration of these two
environments has been
HTTP-based Web services. Oct. 23, 2003 12:00 AM Reads: 16,014 Replies: 1 | Web Services Invocation
Framework, part 2 By Boris Lublinsky The Web Services
Invocation Framework
(WSIF) is an architecture
and programming model
that - unlike today's
most popular Web services
APIs, JAX-RPC and JAXM -
supports RPC and
messaging invocation of
Web services in a single
programming model. Jul. 23, 2003 12:00 AM Reads: 18,012 | Web Services Invocation
Framework By Boris Lublinsky Today's most popular Web
services APIs - JAX-RPC
and JAXM - support two
very different
programming models for
invocation of Web
services, one
synchronous, one
asynchronous. If users
need both models in a
single application, they
are forced to use two
sets of ver... Jun. 12, 2003 12:00 AM Reads: 16,680 Replies: 1 | The Key to Superior EJB
Design By Boris Lublinsky Over the past several
years EJB technology has
entered the software
development mainstream.
This new level of
recognition and greater
popularity brings an
increase in design
activities in the EJB
space, such as best
practices and design
patterns. Jan. 1, 2002 12:00 AM Reads: 14,779 Replies: 2 | Web Services and
Distributed Component
Platforms (Part 2) By Boris Lublinsky; Mike Farrell As we can see from the
tables, Web services
measure up quite nicely
with other distributed
systems environments. The
main differentiating
characteristics are: Web
services, unlike other
distributed systems,
support only remote
communications, they
don't support c... Dec. 3, 2001 12:00 AM Reads: 8,535 | Web Services and
Distributed Component
Platforms, Part 1 By Boris Lublinsky; Mike Farrell With the widespread use
of component technology,
it has become
increasingly important to
employ components in
distributed computing
environments. Currently,
a handful of distributed
component platforms
exists, including the
Distributed Component
Object Model (DCOM... Oct. 21, 2001 12:00 AM Reads: 10,691 | XML and Distributed
Computing By Boris Lublinsky There are three big
challenges when
implementing distributed
computing systems: data
transfer, interface
management, and remote
invocation. This article
examines how XML can help
with each of these, and
how XML-based semantic
messaging can unify
disparate distributed
architectures. Apr. 10, 2001 12:00 AM Reads: 7,742 |
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