Uday Kumar @ JAVA DEVELOPER'S JOURNAL

Uday Kumar

Uday Kumar is the vice president of Technology for Covansys Corporation, a U.S.-based corporation that specializes in providing custom application builds and integration services to its customers. He consults as a chief architect and guides development teams building enterprise architecture solutions using J2EE and .NET technologies and also runs the E-Business practice for Covansys Western region. His professional interests include operating systems research and virtual machine implementations. Uday is currently researching the comparative merits of virtual machines such as Parrot, Microsofts CLR, and the JVM. He builds Perl applications as a hobby.

Uday Kumar's Java Blog – Getting Hibernate 3.x Up and Running with Tomcat

By Uday Kumar

I was reviewing the Hibernate tutorial at htt p://www.hibernate.org/hib _docs/v3/reference/en/htm l/quickstart.html and am publishing a few minor changes which might help the new initiative to get up and running quickly. This link refers to getting Hibernate 3.x up a...

Nov. 13, 2005 03:00 AM Reads: 19,153 Replies: 3

Legacy Integration in Enterprise Class Applications - It's not just about the technology

By Uday Kumar

Large organizations have a considerable investment in their legacy applications by virtue of the fact that they have a sizable IT history. These legacy applications are a smorgasbord of mainframe and pure client/server applications from the '70s and '80s.

Dec. 24, 2003 12:00 AM Reads: 9,579 Replies: 1

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	What Does the Future Hold for the Java Language? By Joe Winchester Thierry Coq wrote: Well, I don't sympathize at all with the author. We've had this junk all before: - COBOL and FORTRAN started it all... then, - C was THE language everybody could do things, then, - Ada was THE language designed to do everything, then - C++ was THE language for...
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