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Version 1.5 of the J2EE Connector architecture provides support for inbound communication. It enables a resource adapter initiated call to invoke EJBs (session, entity and message-driven beans) residing in the application server. It also provides the mechanism to propagate transaction information from an EIS to an application residing in an EJB container. Let s look at the following contracts that are specified by the architecture pertaining to inbound communication: message inflow and transaction inflow.

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It is not necessary (or even possible) to list every single address that may try to connect to your computer. The hosts.allow and hosts.deny files enable you to specify entire subnets and groups of addresses. You can even use the keyword ALL to specify all possible addresses. You can also restrict specific entries in these files so they apply only to specific network services. Look at an example of a typical pair of hosts.allow and hosts.deny files. Here s the /etc/hosts.allow file:

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The customer is looking to the vendor to move from Step A to Step C at a more rapid, more cost-effective rate by leveraging the vendor s experience and personnel. As demonstrated by the scenarios set forth in Exhibit 10.1, the vendor is often able to substantially reduce the duration of Step B because of its ability to provide additional, temporary resources trained in the new technologie or processes and experienced in implementing comparable systems or processes, thereby allowing for a quicker implementation of the target technology or processes and reducing ramp-up and training costs. Common scenarios in which customers look to the outsourcing vendor to provide transformational services include (1) the implementation of new, stateof-the-art front-end technologies or processes, (2) the replacement of legacy back-office systems with server-based technology, and (3) the rollout of standardized systems to sites in several locations. Each of these scenarios is described in more detail in the following examples. Example 1 A retail chain wishes to upgraqde its point-of-sale (POS) computing. The new POS technology will help modernize existing stores and help put the customer at the forefront of its market. Without such technology, the customer may lose much of its competitive edge. The customer is looking to the vendor to provide actual handheld equipment pieces and new registers as well as installation, implementation, field support and maintenance. Example 2 An outsourcing customer wishes to replace outdated mainframe systems with server-based technology. The customer wants the vendor to maintain the existing technology and implement the new technology with minimal disruption to the customer s business. In some cases, customers look to the vendor to operate

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