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We discuss some of the challenges that are inherent to programming business applications for disconnected environments, and outline various programming models that address these challenges. We focus especially on a transparent programming model that uses a “log/replay” approach, and describe our experiences in implementing this programming model as middleware that supports disconnected Enterprise JavaBeans applications.
By: Avraham Leff, James Rayfield
Published in: IEEE Internet Computing, volume 10, (no 3), pages 50-57 in 2006
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