Chapter 10. Event Processing
In this chapter, we discuss a variety of WebSphere sMash capabilities and provide an insight as to when you can use these features to add greater flexibility to your application. For instance, there are often times when an application cannot simply rely on the standard request/response cycle dictated by the user’s browser. You may want to perform some preparation work upon application initialization and not force the first user in to bear the brunt of the extra processing delay. There may be times where you want your application to periodically check in with another server, pull in news feeds, or send usage statistics to a monitoring site. The scenarios are limitless and may not fall within the normal traffic patterns ...
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