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JP Morgenthal
JP Morgenthal, formerly coeditor-in-chief of XML-Journal and chief services architect at Software AG, is currently President & CEO at Avorcor, Inc. He has been writing and speaking about XML since 1997 and is an internationally prominent authority on XML, with more than 15 years of experience designing, developing, and analyzing software and technology. |
SOA Viewpoint: The
Software Architect's
Dilemma By JP Morgenthal  I've worked for Fortune
500 companies engaged
simultaneously in 50+ of
IT projects as well as
small companies with one
or two products and I
don't believe there is a
need for any organization
to have a full-time
software architect. Once
the modeling is done, it
is... May. 25, 2008 09:45 AM Reads: 5,240 Replies: 2 | That's Classified
Information By JP Morgenthal With the advent of
computer storage,
business has become
increasingly more reliant
on electronic information
as a major source for
maintenance and continued
growth. The information
we store electronically
tells us what customers
like and dislike, how
much material... Sep. 27, 2002 12:00 AM Reads: 10,679 | A Conversation with Adam
Bosworth By JP Morgenthal Adam Bosworth, vice
president of engineering
of the Frameworks
Division at BEA, recently
sat down with JP
Morgenthal to talk about
his role in WebLogic.
WLDJ: Tell us about your
role at BEA. Adam:
Basically, I make sure
that we build what's
necessary for J2EE ... Aug. 23, 2002 12:00 AM Reads: 17,972 | Johnny Got Stuck in the
Washing Machine By JP Morgenthal While I understand that
technology adoption
occurs in steps, moving
from simple to more
complex, I'm amazed by
how many people in the
computing industry still
don't have an
understanding of what XML
is and what problems it
enables solutions for.
I'm even more amaz... Jul. 31, 2002 12:00 AM Reads: 9,754 Replies: 5 | Transactions Aplenty By JP Morgenthal In the world of
automation, the ambiguous
can be a beautiful thing
or it can be a nightmare.
To those responsible for
delivering a solution,
ambiguity leads to missed
expectations, higher
costs for delivery, and
delays in completion. To
those providing
solutions, ... Jul. 31, 2002 12:00 AM Reads: 8,871 | Where Does XML-J Fit in
the IT Spectrum? By JP Morgenthal The publisher of
XML-Journal, SYS-CON
Media, is always looking
to widen and deepen its
coverage of the
i-technologies that are
covered by its
world-beating stable of
publications. Jun. 20, 2002 12:00 AM Reads: 9,696 | An XML Framework for
Registry Development By JP Morgenthal Over the past few years
there has been an
emergence of registries
due to the lack of
organization of the World
Wide Web. These
registries provide a
mechanism to centrally
organize information in a
way that makes it easier
for both people and
machines to locate the... Jun. 20, 2002 12:00 AM Reads: 9,037 Replies: 1 | Web Services for
Enterprise Application
Integration By JP Morgenthal Enterprise applications
have really made
significant strides over
the past 10 years
(especially in the past
4) to improve their
ability to integrate into
a larger corporate
scheme. There was a time
when the letters SAP
invoked uncertainty on
the part of non-SAP
... May. 1, 2002 12:00 AM Reads: 18,572 | Building End-to-End Palm
Applications Using Java By JP Morgenthal In the past, mobile
warriors were the only
ones who relied on
portable information
technology. Since PalmOS,
RIM, and WindowsCE
devices penetrated
corporate walls,
it’s no longer
unusual to have over 60%
of corporate employees
using PDAs and handheld
devic... Mar. 1, 2002 12:00 AM Reads: 17,129 Replies: 2 | The World of Enterprise
Messaging By JP Morgenthal Messaging has been a part
of computing from the
minute that computers
were enabled to persist
data across invocations
of process. It was
inescapable that before
long machines would be
leaving messages for
other computers, soon to
be followed by people
leaving elec... Feb. 22, 2002 12:00 AM Reads: 8,732 | SOAP: Cross Platform Web
Service Development Using
XML By JP Morgenthal At first glance, Scott
Seely's book looks like
it might answer a lot of
questions that a
developer might have with
regard to building SOAP
applications. However,
once inside I believe
most readers will have a
split experience. Scott
hits the basics as most
enginee... Jan. 11, 2002 12:00 AM Reads: 9,653 | A Season Of XML By JP Morgenthal I can still remember the
first time I met Dr.
Charles Goldfarb (the
father of XML and one of
the creators of SGML). It
was early 1998 and the
specification had just
become public. We were on
an XML panel at a
conference and were asked
what we thought were the
stre... Nov. 1, 2001 12:00 AM Reads: 8,830 | Peer-To-Peer: Stop, Look
And Listen By JP Morgenthal It's my belief that in
spite of peer-to-peer's
(P2P) shortcomings, it
has the possibility of
dramatically improving
real-time collaboration
over the Internet. The
ability for multiple
users to simultaneously
access and operate on a
single concept or design
will mo... Mar. 7, 2001 12:00 AM Reads: 9,280 | Comparing ebXML And UDDI By JP Morgenthal Two standards are
emerging that could very
well impact the way we
conduct e-business in the
future. These are ebXML
(electronic business XML)
and UDDI (Universal
Description, Discovery,
and Integration), the
former a UN/CEFACT
(United Nations Centre
for Trade Faci... Oct. 16, 2000 12:00 AM Reads: 10,787 | Eliminating Redundancy in
XML Using ID/IDREF By JP Morgenthal; John Evdemon XML can be thought of as
the 'universal
serialization of data.'
It provides a flexible,
open approach for
modeling data and sharing
messages among business
partners (or systems) in
a consistent manner. XML
provides the ideal
solution to messaging in
a B2B e-commer... Aug. 18, 2000 12:00 AM Reads: 17,304 Replies: 2 | Conquering the E-Commerce
Landscape with XML By JP Morgenthal The term e-commerce (or
e-anything for that
matter) is now recognized
by corporate executives
and customers alike as
denoting a new frontier.
Here services like
customer support, online
purchasing and simple
information retrieval can
provide the gold standard
of ... Jun. 15, 2000 12:00 AM Reads: 8,939 | Where Are Web Services
Going? By JP Morgenthal Web Services is a term
that is being used to
define a set of
technologies that exposes
business functionality
over the Web as a set of
automated interfaces.
These automated
interfaces allow
businesses to discover
and bind to interfaces at
run-time, supposedly
m... Jan. 1, 2000 12:00 AM Reads: 8,088 Replies: 1 | CORBA 3.0 Update By JP Morgenthal Currently hard at work,
the Object Management
Group (OMG) is preparing
for a preproduction
release of the CORBA 3.0
specification before
year-end. Such a release
will give CORBA ORB
vendors an opportunity to
implement new CORBA
services and identify
potential prob... Nov. 1, 1998 12:00 AM Reads: 10,459 | The Java-tization of
CORBA By JP Morgenthal Leading members of the
Object Management Group
are colluding to ensure
the ongoing success of
the Common Object Request
Broker Architecture
(CORBA). On May 25, 1997,
the gang-of-four ... IBM,
Netscape, Oracle, and
SunSoft ... submitted a
statement of direction to
... Nov. 1, 1997 12:00 AM Reads: 10,324 | Money from Java By JP Morgenthal Ka-Ching! That's the
sound of Sun's cash
registers ringing every
time a cellular phone,
pager, set-top cable box
or host of other
electronics equipment is
sold. Java is an
excellent enterprise
software platform. It is
the first real
competition to the Wintel
dy... Aug. 1, 1997 12:00 AM Reads: 10,605 |
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