Axis2 POJO features…

POJO deployment is the one way of web service deployment in Axis2. Here we are dropping the .class file or .jar file into the POJO directory in the repository. If it is a web application Axis2 is considering WEB-INF as its repository. The main features of the Axis2 POJO are…

  • Support for primitive types (int, boolean, long, String, and so on)
  • Support for method excludes
  • Support for any kind of “Java Beans”
  • Support for Object Arrays
  • Binary support using byte[] and DataHandlers
  • Support of Axiom
  • Serialization support for List
  • Namespaces handling
  • Inheritances support
  • Support for Bean property excludes
  • Method overloading support using annotations
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10 Biggest Mistakes Developers makes in Axis2

This post is a pointer to Deepal Jayasinghe‘s article 10 biggest mistakes developers make in Axis2. We are also implementing Axis2 in our project and during that process I came across this link.

Please visit his Article in developer.com : Click here.

Famous Failures

Just spent two minutes to see this short video. Don’t forget to switch on the head phones. I got this link from Deepthi, one of my Co-worker and my really Good friend. Thanks Deepthi for such a good video link. 🙂

Setting the MS-SQL compatibility levels

sp_dbcmptlevel : This command is using to set certain database behaviors to be compatible with the specified version of SQL Servers.

Example:

   —-SQL Server 2005 database compatible level to SQL Server 2000
EXEC sp_dbcmptlevel <DBNAME>, 80;
GO

Version of SQL Server database can be one of the following:
  • 60 = SQL Server 6.0
  • 65 = SQL Server 6.5
  • 70 = SQL Server 7.0
  • 80 = SQL Server 2000
  • 90 = SQL Server 2005

Please find the full post in Pinal Dave’s Blog

Reference : http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2007/05/29/sql-server-2005-change-database-compatible-level-backward-compatibility/

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