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Developing an IBM SmartCloud for Social Business application

Jason Blakely (jblakely@us.ibm.com), Advisory Software Engineer, IBM

Jason Blakely is a Software Engineer at IBM's Research Triangle Park Lab in Raleigh, North Carolina, working on Partner Integrations for IBM SmartCloud for Social Business. You can reach Jason at jblakely@us.ibm.com.

Summary: Learn how to develop an application that integrates with IBM SmartCloud for Social Business by authenticating/authorizing via the Open Authorization protocol, calling the SmartCloud for Social Business service APIs to do a useful task, and extending the UI to show an integrated look. A sample Web application is used as the primary tool to illustrate the required steps to integrate with IBM's premier cloud offering.

Date: 30 Mar 2012
Level: Intermediate

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Learn how to develop an application that integrates with IBM SmartCloud for Social Business by authenticating/authorizing via the Open Authorization protocol, calling the SmartCloud for Social Business service APIs to do a useful task, and extending the UI to show an integrated look. A sample Web application is used as the primary tool to illustrate the required steps to integrate with IBM's premier cloud offering.

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