Chapter 13. Guidelines for coding WebSphere applications
In this chapter we present some guidelines to assist in writing code for WebSphere applications.
The topics we cover are:
Using JNDI
Message logging
Coding for performance
Managing multiple application versions in the same WebSphere environment
Using JNDI
Version 4.0 of WebSphere Application Server introduces some changes that impact the way code that accesses JNDI should be written. Version 4.0 includes JNDI backward compatibility that ensures that all existing code developed for versions 3.02 and 3.5 of WAS will continue to work. New code, however, should be written to comply with the J2EE specification—the changes required are described in this section.
Support for JNDI in WAS is described in ...
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