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About Tom

Tom McQueeney works as a Senior Software Architect. He has more than 11 years of software development experience as Enterprise Architect, Senior Java Software Developer, and Team Leader.

He has knowledge and experience in the complete software lifecycle, from analysis, design and development through deployment and maintenance. His projects include large-scale architectures, systems integration, and e-business Java components, such as EJB, JSP, Servlets, web services, messaging, and XML.

In dealing with all models of commerce, high-volume websites, and B2B transactions, Tom has successfully delivered viable, flexible, and scalable architectures that meet key business and technical criteria for financial, GIS, medical, publishing, and digital rights management clients.

He has a reputation for initiative, teamwork and client-focused service. His past clients include: The Washington Post online, Newsweek online, Sallie Mae, Janus International Holding, Freddie Mac, Monster, and Great-West Life & Annuity Insurance Company.

He lives in Washington, D.C.

 

Publications

    IBM
    IBM developerWorks
    Invoke dynamic languages dynamically, Part 1: Introducing the Java scripting API
    Sept. 4, 2007
    IBM developerWorks

    This article introduces Java developers to the features of the Java scripting package in Java SE 6 and backward compatible with Java SE 5. The scripting package allows dozens of dynamic scripting languages to be called from Java code in a simple, unified way.


    IBM
    IBM developerWorks
    Invoke dynamic languages dynamically, Part 2: Find, execute, and change scripts at run time
    Sept. 11, 2007
    IBM developerWorks

    This article exposes more of the power of the Java 6 scripting package, showing how it can be used to create a simple yet effective business rules engine. Rules are shown as scripts written in Ruby, Groovy, and JavaScript.


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    Apache Axis Live
    by James Goodwill
    December, 2004
    SourceBeat

    Contributing author: I wrote chapter 8, "Web Services Description Language (WSDL)," describing WSDL and how Apache Axis can read and write it using its WSDL2Java and Java2WSDL tools. This book is out of date and out of print.
 

Presentations

 

Certifications

  • Sun Certified Enterprise Architect for the J2EE Platform
  • Sun Certified Business Component Developer (EJB 2.0) for the J2EE Platform
  • Sun Certified Developer
  • Sun Certified Programmer
 

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