November 2004
Intermediate to advanced
614 pages
14h 57m
English
book
WebSphere Business Integration Server Foundation V5.1 Handbook
by Peter Kovari, Lisa Boardman, Giles Dring, Richard Johnson, Hirotake Kitabayashi, Salman Moghal, Raphael Mueller, Sudhakar Nagarajan, Yu Zeng
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Chapter 16. Container Managed Persistence over Anything 437
unaware of back-end data store. Only the Assembler/Deployer has to know
about the back-end configuration.
In other words, WebSphere Business Integration Server Foundation introduces
support for push-down methods. These methods are considered
container-managed business methods. In the CMP framework, we can use the
class called UserDefinedPushDownMethodsImpl to place connectivity logic with
a non-relational back-end data store. The Java source code for this class is
generated by the WebSphere Application Server deployment tools and contains
methods corresponding to each CRUD method and each push-down data logic
method defined in the WebSphere Business Integration Server Foundation
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