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Developing Applications
DA-1-U This presentation demonstrates the use of simple, industry-proven self-diagnostic and Built-In-Test (BIT) techniques to improve the testing, manageability and availability of NonStop Java applications. Learn how to use the inherent features of Java and Open-Source solutions to build robust self-testing and self-monitoring Java applications. DA-2-U Although much has been written on interpreting SQL/MX optimization plans, many developers still aren't clear on how to effectively manipulate them. One thing is certain: it's far different than SQL/MP. This first portion of this presentation discusses the pluses and minuses of various methods of query optimization. The second part describes a generic approach to performance tuning using the techniques of experts on well known platforms. DA-3-U This session will discuss technical details of SQL/MX based on customers' questions, requests regarding the current and future features. The answers will help you to better understand the fine details of SQL/MX and to improve your applications with the enhanced features accessing the existing SQL/MP or the new native SQL/MX database from the OSS or the Guardian environment as well as from other platforms and provide guidance in porting ANSI standard databases to SQL/MX. DA-4-HP This session provides an overview of recent enhancements and future improvements for database including: performance improvements, ODBC & JDBC, and NonStop SQL/MX enhancements. Useful information for immediate implementation on your production systems will be provided as well as a roadmap for future capabilities to aid in planning future utilization of new database functions DA-5-HP * The talk discusses some Best Practices for embedded SQL/MX applications that have developed in course of the speakers work with SQL/MX customers during the last years. The topics focus on Application Deployment and include Module Management, Deploying Applications with and without SQL Compilation, Updating Statistics and Influencing Query Plans. DA-6-HP * Every database has its own special characteristics. To design and tune a database to meet application goals, you need to understand how to best use the strengths of that database. This talk is about the best practices with tips and considerations that will equip you to make the right choices when deploying SQL/MX in your environment. DA-7-HP * Last year we introduced an ANSI compliant C++ compiler and runtime library, known as the Version 3 C++ dialect. This session will begin with a short review of C++ version 3 and will introduce the architectural changes as pertain to the upcoming Itanium®-based NonStop server release. DA-9-HP * Migrating applications to Integrity NonStop Servers is easy and fast, usually requiring a only simple rebuild of your application. This session discusses the details of rebuilding of your application, including those situations where minor modifications to your source code or build scripts may be necessary. DA-10-ISVIBM MQSeries Update George Haskell, HP and Simon Webb, IBM Audience Level: Technical This talk will cover the latest updates to IBM's WebSphere MQ Series (WMQ) for HP NonStop Server, describe some typical customer usage scenarios that demonstrate the power of WMQ as part of your business critical infrastructure, and focus on core messaging aspects, security features, system management techniques, plus highlights in tuning and configuration for performance and reliability of WMQ. DA-11-HP Interested in increasing your application developers productivity for NonStop servers? If so, this talk is for you. This session gives you a good understanding of the latest improvements in the application development environment by focusing on the tools, technologies and products available on Windows, Linux, and NonStop platforms to develop applications for NonStop Servers. This talk will also discuss the Open Source Eclipse project that is changing the landscape for integrated, multi-platform software application development. Find out what Eclipse can do you NonStop Development today! DA-12-HP Java on NonStop continues to evolve at a rapid pace. This session will review the Java-based products that have been introduced since last ITUG as well as discuss products that are in the pipeline. This session will also discuss some popular Java-based open-source products that you can use in your projects today to develop enterprise Java applications. Use of these open-source products can generally lead to simpler, easier, faster and less risky Java development process while at the same time leveraging the best of Java infrastructure on NonStop. DA-13-HP Hear about the latest versions, new features, and functions of application middleware available on the HP NonStop Server. Products covered will include: TS/MP (Pathway), iTP WebServer, NonStop CORBA, NonStop Tuxedo, BEA WLS, NonStop Server for Java, and IBM MQ Series. This talk will also discuss use of the NonStop Server in Service Oriented Architectures. DA-14-HP * With the release of SQL/MX there are three important aspects of physical database design that can have a profound effect on query performance namely the partitioning, clustering and co-location of data By taking a detailed look at nested-joins, we will examine candidate cluster key selection possibilities and how that selection can affect performance. DA-15-HP * This session will cover the issues that the NonStop Divivion’s Advanced Technology Center has encountered working with customers who have had to expand their applications beyond a single node. Among the issues covered are Metro/Continental Cluster performance, Expand considerations, Network TMF considerations, tuning, Pathway/XM, outage analysis and time synchronization. DA-16-U Developers spend 40% of their time searching for "what" needs to be modified, before code is actually changed. Development departments must continually be faster and use less resources. Staff assigned to modify an unfamiliar application must spend weeks or months to understand the application. This presentation will outline how the speaker leveraged new ITP-PANORAMA technology to instantly map and document entire NonStop and multi-platform applications for sub-second searches, and how it affected the organization. Examples will be shown to demonstrate complex searches, finding the impact of change to any application element, (including database record structures, where modifying a field attribute can cause application failure if one does not know exactly what will be affected), and more. DA-18 -U EVERTEC constructed a Transaction Vault with the objective of providing high availability, a single customer view, and real time processing. This SOA solution provides a central repository of customer information which includes transactional information, common services for applications such as Internet and telephone banking, standard messaging and transport through XML and IIOP, interfaces to ACI's Base24 and to legacy applications on an IBM Mainframe. DA-19 -U Panel discussion regarding Database Encryption. The panel, moderated by Klara Franko, will be made up of HP, partner and customer representatives, who will discuss, with the aid of short presentations, the need and the different types of database encryption. They will explain the ‘data-at-rest' and ‘in-transit' encryption as well as hardware and software solutions. The panel will also answer questions from the attendees of this panel discussion. DA-20 -U FOr the rebuild of their application, Rasselstein GmbH, a steel processing company, decided to use BEA WLS on HP NonStop. In Autumn 2005 the first parts were moved to production mode. This presentation will show you the system design and how old COBOL programs and new Java beans work together in harmony. DA-21 -HP The HP Integrity NonStop servers who a big performance improvement over S-series in traditional applications. Java performance improvement is even better! This session gives insight in these improvements and in addition, discusses the danger in using micro-benchmarks for simple performance comparisions.
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