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Lloyd Hagemo
Lloyd Hagemo is a senior director for Candle Corporation’s Application Infrastructure Management Group. He is responsible for WebSphere tools development. Lloyd has led the successful development of more than 20 products for the WebSphere environment, including operating system utilities, network performance and tuning products, WebSphere MQ configuration and management tools, and application integration solutions.

J2EE Application Performance Analysis
How well does your application perform? It is probably one of the toughest questions to answer accurately. It is not only a question of how many requests your application serves per second or per minute, but also how your application scales with respect to other p...
Hunting Java Memory Leaks
In a production environment, memory leaks can force organizations to add more memory and hardware resources. They can even cause an application to crash unexpectedly. In theory, Java memory leaks should not emerge as a development or production issue because the g...
Creating a Framework - J2EE pattern frameworks provide template for flexible and modular architecture
Many patterns have been published for J2EE applications. By developing and connecting multiple patterns, developers can create a framework that improves the stability, performance, and scalability of their J2EE application architectures.
One Access Point to Rule Them All - Front Controller pattern simplifies integration challenges
The concept of a central point of access to an application or set of applications is not new. For more than 30 years, companies have been writing, enhancing, and maintaining applications written to transactional systems such as CICS and IMS for IBM OS/390 mainframes.
Dealing with Large Database Result Sets
When designing J2EE (Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition) applications, developers often find themselves challenged to create a display for large database result sets. Improper treatment of the large result set display can lead to poor response time and, ultimat...
Using Design Patterns to Streamline Future Development
Developers researching best practices for optimizing Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) environments can often find only general, one-size-fits all suggestions for coding and tuning specific application components. Although broad best practices can provide a g...

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