Great, I understood it on the first time watching this video!

I watched this video as part of my studying the ScPro-Level-1 certification program provided by the CSCMP. Thanks to the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals.

is middleware and application server the same? sorry im confused

Best explanation so far! Absolute genius! THANK YOU!

oh man, this was so good!

can we add date filter in on Leaderboard component

Very Good Explanation, even as a Marketer this made a lot of sense for me!! Thanks!

Extremely helpful!

it was clear but i feel like this was too much of a macro overview and didnt really learn anything tbh .

This was so helpful! Thank you!!

Hello, How to test with command line a datasource generally please ? If the test connection is Ok with database configuration

Very Nice explanation mate

Thank you very much for this video! It was very helpful!

Thank you, greetings from germany

Hi, KZfaq experts, when you were doing Java(WebSphere) development, did you ever meet Dos(Slowloris) 150079 Slow HTTP headers vulnerability? If yes, how did you fix it?

Not sure why this is getting dislikes, pretty good explanation for Application Servers for all skill levels.

This was really easy to understand, thank you !

Wov that's really informative John Thanks!

now that an explanation

the fuck was that intro klkkkkkk

GREAT

thank you

Sorry, forgot to mention - Fantastic job, John! Thank you so much for your high-quality explanation!

In my opinion, THIS is the right way to teach a new concept. Take a real life situation, highlight the challenges therein, get people thinking about possible solutions and finally introduce the concept you're trying to explain and show (don't just tell) how it solves the (real-world) problem. Helps one really understand what the new concept is all about, what's the reason we need to learn about it and it's relevance in the real world. What most sources (books, articles and even videos) do instead is use a variation of jargon-filled, ultimately meaningless rubbish like this => "Service-oriented architecture is a style of software design where services are provided to the other components by application components, through a communication protocol over a network." Reading this provides near-zero addition to your understanding of the concept, the only exception being a tiresome ability to parrot newly learnt buzzwords in an attempt to appear knowledgeable when in fact you are anything but.

you made it really simple yet precise-thankyou!

nice explanation Mr.John

Hi ..please upload more concepts in middleware like jms,datasources,workmanagers etc

Loud and clear John! Thanks for the clarification

Great!!

Amazing!

You didn't answer the question.

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Waste of time. I dont learn anything, but your accent is good though

Excellent...so simple and organized. Thanks John.

Very helpful. Thanks!

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thank you brother

best ever clear explanation i ever had for middleware

Great Explanation

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Nice video itscienceprojects.com/about-us/

So clear and to the point I understood every word after going through a multiple videos ..this one is great..You Rock!!!

you suck at explaining things

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With your video I understood what SOA is! Thank you!!

I like his hairstyle

awesome description

One of the best explaination on KZfaq I've ever seen.