Sorry to ask this question here (this is not technical) but I am not aware of any other site; let me know if you do.
I am trying to find new things that were added in Tibco Businessworks 6.x. I have referred to following URLs. And although they do talk a lot about Tibco, they do not mention what is new in Tibco Businessworks 6.0.
Could you help?
URLs referred:
https://docs.tibco.com/pub/activematrix_businessworks/6.3.0/doc/html/GUID-2898FE5F-AC5D-45FB-A473-81CCE9BFAB4E.html
https://docs.tibco.com/pub/activematrix_businessworks/6.1.0/doc/pdf/TIB_BW_getting_started.pdf
https://docs.tibco.com/pub/activematrix_businessworks/6.1.1/doc/pdf/TIB_BW_samples.pdf
https://docs.tibco.com/pub/activematrix_businessworks/5.10.0_june_2012/doc/pdf/tib_bw_administration/tib_bw_administration.pdf
https://docs.tibco.com/pub/activematrix_businessworks/6.2.0/doc/pdf/TIB_BW_administration.pdf
https://www.tibcommunity.com/tibco-activematrix-businessworks
https://docs.tibco.com/pub/bwsp/6.1.0/doc/html/GUID-C8BA2B53-6A16-4286-8B5C-0DCF9C6C1263.html
http://tibcobwblog.com/2016/02/29/bogusroot-our-new-bw6-friend/#more-916
http://tekslate.com/tibco-business-works-6.x-training
Thanks in advance,
-Neel.
TIBCO BW 5.x and BW 6.x are different product branches. TIBCO BW 6.x is a successor of tibco bw express which was directed atsmaller companies, while BW5.x was (and still is) directed at enterprises. Basically they're different products with similar names.
As a note, I can point out that last time I've checked official support end dates for both products, BW 5.x had later end dates than BW 6.x. I suppose BW 5.x has a bigger customer base.
With BW 6.x REST palette is standard and not a separate plugin you need to purchase. IDE for development is based on Eclipse and deployment is possible directly from BW studio and plugins are available to integrate with Maven etc.. so basically CI/CD is possible. As IDE is eclipse based Design/Debug/Java etc...perspectives are possible.
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I am using Janusgraph Version 0.5.3 with CS and ES, which has gremlin 3.4.6.
I am able to create 2 graphs using ConfiguredGraphFactory (dev & test)
Now what i want to achive is create users (hopefully using credentailDB, where i am currently facing issues) and after i create dev users and test users, want to know if i can restrict them to have access only to specific graph, rather than all the graphs.
What i mean is ConfiguredGraphFactory.getGraphNames() should return only respective graphs for that user and not all graphs in CS.
Thanks,
Atul.
There are no authorization functions built into ConfiguredGraphFactory. There may be ways to do what you are asking but none that are easily implemented without detailed knowledge of Gremlin Server internals. In TinkerPop 3.5.0 (not yet released as of the time of my answering, but it is expected within weeks), this situation changes as authorization features have been exposed. The work was done under this issue: TINKERPOP-2389 if you'd like to learn more.
I'm new with couchbase Lite and Sync Gateway, When I add a new document in the off-line mode the document not synchronized , how can I check whether document synchronize to sever or not ?
Many Thanks!
Answer to the same question from the Couchbase Forum:
The iOS/Mac [and Java] implementation has a method CBLReplication.isDocumentPending that does this (in versions 1.2+.) I don't think it's been ported to the other implementations yet.
https://forums.couchbase.com/t/how-can-we-check-status-document-synchronized-or-not-in-couchbase-lite/8614
I plan to use Elasticsearch on heroku.
I was looking for the best option of Elasticsearch add-on I can use.
Found was my first choice from the following reasons:
It is now part of elastic.
When using Elasticsearch on heroku it will be opened to the world - a secure wrapper to the transport client was introduced - https://github.com/foundit/elasticsearch-transport-module/
But it looks like this repository is not highly maintained, and Elasticseach 1.5 is the latest version which is supported.
What is the recommended add-on then?
If I want to use the latest version of Elasticsearch I am doomed to use an unsecure connection?
Maybe use the official java client?
Nick with Bonsai here. Based on your question, and my own obvious bias, I'll suggest Bonsai for the following reasons:
All of our clusters have SSL with basic auth to secure the connection. We feel pretty strongly that security comes as a standard feature.
We were the first hosted Elasticsearch provider, ever. (And one of the first addon providers on Heroku, ever, with our first search addon, Websolr.) So we've got plenty of experience hosting search and and thousands of other happy Heroku customers.
One definite tradeoff with using Bonsai is that we're generally always going to lag a bit behind the latest version of ES. As of this posting we're still running ES 1.7, but updates to ES 2.2 are just around the corner.
This is probably going to be true in the future as well. Part of the reason for this is that we're a small, bootstrapped company, and we have to be pragmatic in where we focus our engineering efforts. Plus as an operations company with thousands of businesses, we like to let major new upgrades spend a few months in the wild before we commit to supporting it.
We also work hard on providing managed upgrades, at least for versions that are sufficiently backwards compatible. Everyone has their tools for helping to manage upgrades, but I don't think any of the other providers do actual in-place upgrades.
Unless you have a hard requirement for a specific feature in 2.x (and if you do, please let me know) you may do fine on 1.7 until our 2.x support is fully baked. Drop us a line at info#bonsai.io to get whitelisted for the first release of that in the coming weeks.
A few years ago I worked on a project where we used TIBCO Rendezvous Cache (rvcache) with the TIBCO messaging framework. It would cache the topics/subjects and then it would send the cache when requested. The project I'm currently on is looking to use TIBCO as a messaging system again. I was trying to explain about the rvcache that I used years ago, but now I'm unable to find much information on it. I was curious if anyone knew if it was still being used or if perhaps it was replaced with something new with a different name.
rvcache is still part of TIBCO Rendezvous and can usually be found at /tibrv//bin/rvcache. You can find more information about rvcache in the TIBCO Rendezvous documentation
As per title. I don't know if this is the right place or way to ask this, admins feel free to edit/move/close the question if appropriate.
I'd like to get pointers to recent material clarifying the market trends, as well as real life examples. Even pseudo-pundit, Gartner-like stuff is OK. Thanks.
I am curious about the second part of the question. What is the basis of your statement that 'the ESB thing' appears to be fading? I don't believe it is.
The problem with ESBs however is that some vendors call their product an ESB, but it actually is much much more than that. In some companies this happened with their integration product just because Gartner or some other analysts company says that ESB is hot. Marketing strategy is changed: The product is called ESB and maybe somethings are added that are expected in an ESB.
Paul Fremantle of WSO2 wrote a very good article about what an ESB really is [1].
As for OSGi: The first company I saw using it in their middleware was WSO2. I have heard, that TIBCO, another middleware vendor, is also moving or has moved towards using it in their Active Matrix platform.
OSGi may help in various ways. The most important is that it decreases the effort of the installation of the platform. Install a minimum on each system used to deploy the application, and during deployment the components required to run the application will be added. You do not have to worry about having installed the right plug-ins, add-ons and what not. This is what both WSO2 and TIBCO are doing.
With some vendors, you see that you need to install an awful amount of software, of which you in the end may be using just a small part (e.g. IBM WebSphere). Because of this, you may have to use over-dimensioned systems, which adds extra costs.
OSGi may prevent this.
Have a look at the presentation of WSO2 about the WSO2 Carbon platform [2].
The statement at the end of the presentation says it all:
Adapt the middleware to your architecture, not the architecture to the middleware
So yes, I think OSGi has a future in enterprise apps.
[1] http://wso2.org/library/2913
[2] http://www.slideshare.net/wso2.org/the-carbon-story-presentation-855666
Disclaimer:
I am in no way affiliated with WSO2, TIBCO or IBM. I am a certified TIBCO BusinessWorks Developer and have been developing applications for the IBM WebSphere Process Server platform. Above all, I am a WSO2 Enthusiast.
I would say yes..WSO2 has proof for that..Check the following links
http://osgi.dzone.com/articles/carbon-osgi-and-soa
http://www.infoworld.com/d/developer-world/wso2-upgrades-osgi-middleware-695