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Introducing IBM WebSphere sMash

Simplify development and deployment of dynamic Web applications

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Part 1: Build RESTful services for your Web application
September 2008
In this first installment in the IBM WebSphere sMash series, get a hands-on, guided tour of the community-driven WebSphere sMash and its conventions for creating RESTful Web services. Follow a step-by-step example to set up the environment, create a project, build a RESTful service to expose data, test your application, and import a sample application to consume the RESTful services.

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Learn all about Project Zero, the development community for IBM WebSphere sMash.

Visit developerWorks WebSphere sMash for all the resources you need to get started with WebSphere sMash.

The WebSphere sMash Developer’s Guide explains the core concepts that define the architecture of a WebSphere sMash application.

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