Cohesions 2.0 is shipped as a set of Java
class libraries and APIs.
| Cohesions
2.0 supports the use of the Javasoft JDK/JRE 1.4, minimum release
level 1.4.2_02
on the following platforms: |
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Sun Solaris 9.0 (SPARC) |
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Red Hat Linux AS/ES 2.1 (kernel 2.4.9) |
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Microsoft Windows 2000 Server and Professional |
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Microsoft Windows XP Professional |
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Microsoft Windows Server 2003 |
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Support for other environments is subject to customer demand. |
| Cohesions 2.0 supports
the following carrier protocols for coordination messages: |
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Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI) |
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Java RMI over T3 (BEA WebLogic 8.1 only) |
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SOAP over HTTP/HTTPS |
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Application messages are not restricted to any specific carrier
protocol. |
| Applications may be freestanding or
hosted in Web Service or J2EE containers (including support for applications
using EJBs). Cohesions 2.0 supports the following application containers: |
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BEA Weblogic 8.1 |
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IBM Webshpere 5.1 / Axis 1.1 |
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Cape Clear Server 4.0 |
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Oracle 9iAS Release 2 (minimum build 9.0.3) |
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Apache Tomcat
4.1 / Axis 1.1 |
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Further application container support is planned for future
releases. |
| Cohesions 2.0 requires a Java Database
Connectivity (JDBC) 1.0 accessible relational database that supports
standard SQL and local transactional features. |
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Oracle 9i Release 2 (minimum build 9.2.0.1.0) |
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Further database support is planned for future releases. |
| Cohesions implements the following
transaction protocols: |
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OASIS Business Transaction Protocol (BTP)
1.0 Committee Specification |
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WS-Coordination and WS-Transaction (WS-C+T) 1.0 draft specifications* published by BEA, Microsoft & IBM |
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| * |
As these specifications are only licensed for research and analysis,
and have not been put before any standards body, Choreology is unable
to make its working implementation of WS-C+T available for commercial
use. We maintain an active interest in the latest versions of these
specifications - WS-AT and WS-BA - as they progress through the standardization
process. |
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