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Convert an X509v3 Binary Security Token to PEM Format

December 30, 2012 RCBJ cryptography, diagnostics, Security, Uncategorized, xml

This tutorial describes how to convert a Binary Security Token extracted from a SOAP message into a valid PEM format[…]

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Capturing Network Communication Between Two Processes On the Same Machine…

April 7, 2009 RCBJ diagnostics, Uncategorized

Have you ever run snoop on Solaris or tcpdump on Linux or AIX and discovered that these tools cannot capture[…]

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Websphere v6.x Classloaders

February 21, 2009 RCBJ diagnostics, J2EE, Uncategorized, websphere

Introduction Building on the ideas introduced in the last article, a J2EE Application servers classloaders are explored in this installment.[…]

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Virtual Memory — Linux

December 28, 2008 RCBJ diagnostics, Uncategorized

Introduction It has been a couple of weeks since the last article was published. Recently, I had to dig into[…]

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Concurrency And Server-Side Networking APIs — Part 4

October 31, 2008 RCBJ diagnostics, java, jvm, JVM Internals, Performance, Uncategorized

The original article can be found here.

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Concurrency And Server-Side Networking APIs — Part 3

October 30, 2008 RCBJ diagnostics, java, jvm, JVM Internals, Performance, Uncategorized

The original article can be found here.

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Threads, Threads Everywhere. And, Not a Needle In Sight

October 19, 2008 RCBJ diagnostics, IBM JDK, java, jvm, JVM Internals, Performance, Uncategorized

Introduction Several terms have been used liberally throughout articles on thinkmiddleware.com. A moment should be taken to formally define them.[…]

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Mapping An LWP Using Excessive CPU Time To a Java Thread

October 19, 2008 RCBJ diagnostics, IBM JDK, java, jvm, JVM Internals, Sun JDK, Uncategorized

Introduction It happens. End users are complaining about a slow system or a request that never returned. You log into[…]

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