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Open source development for Information Management

Use PHP and other open source tools to develop applications for IBM Information Management servers.

Accelerate Hibernate and iBATIS applications using pureQuery, Part 3: Auto-tune data fetch strategies in Hibernate applications with pureQuery

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Moving a PHP application to DB2 from MySQL, Part 3
Go behind the scenes to learn how to successfully migrate a MySQL database to DB2 for a mission-critical example PHP intranet application. Part 3 helps you convert your PHP application code to work with DB2.
Integrate the rich Internet application framework ZK with Informix to build real-world applications
Use sample data and the easy steps in the tutorial to see how ZK easily interfaces with Informix to create a feature-rich web application.
Managing pureQuery-enabled applications efficiently, Part 3: Automate client optimization with WebSphere apps
Learn how pureQuery client optimization can provide useful diagnostic information and increase performance for your web app. You will also use Apache Ant to automate the pureQuery client optimization process.
Moving a PHP application to DB2 from MySQL, Part 2: Migrate your data
Go behind the scenes to learn how to successfully migrate a MySQL database to DB2 for a mission-critical example PHP intranet application. Part 2 describes the steps to convert database structures, set user permissions, and more.
OpenJPA caching with WebSphere eXtreme Scale, Informix, and DB2, Part 1
Learn how to use caching techniques with IBM WebSphere eXtreme Scale and OpenJPA to speed up your lookups and reduce the load on back-end databases without changing your code.
db2university.com: Get started designing, configuring, and deploying on the Cloud
Explore the first of an exciting series of articles that shows how a new online education website called db2university.com was created using Moodle open-source software, deployed on Amazon Cloud, and made accessible from Android-based phones.
Move a PHP application to DB2 from MySQL, Part 1
Prepare for your migration by following this real-life case study from a team at ibm.com. Because the team performed the needed planning and other steps, the successful migration improved productivity, yet it was completely behind the scenes to stakeholders.
Accelerate Hibernate and iBATIS applications using pureQuery, Part 2
Use the downloadable IBM Integration Module to generate DB2 static SQL for iBATIS applications without making changes to your application code or gathering SQL from production workloads. Part 1 covered Hibernate applications.
Accelerate Hibernate and iBATIS applications using pureQuery, Part 1
Use the downloadable IBM Integration Module to generate DB2 static SQL for Hibernate and iBATIS applications without making changes to your application code or gathering SQL from production workloads.
Improve the security and performance of DB2 Ruby on Rails applications
Understand and enable parameterized queries, a feature of the new ActiveRecord adapter for DB2 that provides important performance and security benefits to Rails applications.

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