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ALPHAWORKS TECHNOLOGY SPOTLIGHT |
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LICENSABLE TECHNOLOGIES |
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LATEST TECHNOLOGY UPDATES |
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ALPHAWORKS TECHNOLOGY SPOTLIGHT: XML Integrator
XML Integrator (XI) is a tool for bi-directional data conversion
between XML and structured data formats such as relational or LDAP
data. This tool externalizes the specification of the mapping between
XML and relational databases, and it replaces the programming effort
by the simpler effort of writing a script that describes the
relationships between the XML constructs and the corresponding RDBMS
constructs. XI can be used as a stand-alone utility, or it can be
integrated as a library in other applications.
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NEW TECHNOLOGIES - See what's emerging from IBM Research!
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IBM Lightweight Services
IBM Lightweight Services (LWS) is a J2EE (Java 2 Platform, Enterprise
Edition) application that provides an event-driven hosting environment
for lightweight services. Lightweight services are persistent,
transactional, server-side programs developed in lightweight
programming languages such as JavaScript and Python. Developers of
these services have high-level, extensible access to IBM middleware,
enabling services that communicate via Web services, Sametime instant
messaging, and high-performance publish/subscribe. The LWS development
tools, paired with a flexible deployment and administration model,
allow rapid composition, installation, instantiation, and debugging of
server-side applications.
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Voice Portal
Voice Portal provides mobile employees with telephone-based voice
access to enterprise messaging systems, corporate business information,
and productivity tools. The tools that are provided allow building of
applications that enable access to corporate business information, such
as product inventory and delivery schedules, and productivity tools,
such as address books and calendars. Such voice tools make information
much more accessible. Built on IBM's WebSphere Portal capability, this
technology preview allows developers and ISVs to extend their existing
GUI-based Web portals for voice accessibility and to create new voice
portlets.
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PortingManager
PortingManager is a tool that provides assistance when porting C and
C++ Solaris applications to Linux platforms, including zSeries Linux.
It includes a GUI that displays a work area window where the user
selects a source code directory tree to scan. PortingManager will then
scan the source code and automatically identify Solaris APIs that may
be incompatible with Linux. It provides Linux solutions for these
incompatibilities, either in the form of API replacements or suggested
work-arounds using coding examples.
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XML
Parser for Java
Improvements to XML Parser for Java Version 4.0.5 include flexible, modular
architecture added to the former stability and standards compliance. Version
4.0.5 is nearly a complete rewriting of Version 3.2.1.
KeyMan
Improvements to KeyMan include support for certificate extensions: subjectAlternativeName,
basicConstraints, extKeyUsage, keyUsage. Values can be specified during
certificate generation.
XML
for C++
Improvements to XML for C++ Version 5.0 include 64-bit binaries distribution,
grammar pre-parsing and grammar caching, experimental DOM Level 3, and
Unix shared library naming convention. Support for ICU 2.2 is also included,
along with many other fixes.
EADP
for VA Java
EADP for VA Java now supports content management, rich text, multimedia,
and
operation in a clustered WebSphere environment.
JROM
Improvements to JROM include new XML Schema-aware XML/JROM converters;
XML/JROM conversion can occur indendependant of Apache SOAP serializer.
The Axis Serializer has also been updated for Axis1.0rc.
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Location
Transponder
Improvements to Location Transponder include improved console output,
including display of configuration parameters and number of missed deadlines,
improved documentation, including screen shot in installation instructions,
and a minor improvement to the launch script.
ECT
for Linux
Improvements to ECT for Linux include new csm.ect 1.2.0 RPM, which includes
the following commands: xcat2csm, rinv, rvitals, rsacron, and reventlog.
Performance
Trace Data Visualizer (PTDV)
The new version of PTDV supports collections generated on OS/400 versions
V4R5 through V5R2.
Thin-Client
Framework
Thin-Client Framework now contains a step-by-step workshop with source
code answers. It is useful with branch banking renewal, as a replacement
for HTML or C#, and with jump-starts on MVC for the client.
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Free developerWorks journal highlights Linux
Register today to have the August 2002 issue of the printed journal
mailed to you for free. There are still a few left! You will find
articles to help you develop and navigate the open Linux frontier, from
porting your MFC apps to Linux to mastering Linux debugging techniques.
In addition, you will learn new strategies for developing with hot
technologies like wireless, XML, and Java technologies, as well as with
products like WebSphere and DB2.
Check it out today at developerWorks!
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*TSpaces
A set of network communication buffers called tuple spaces
and a set of APIs (and classes that implement the API) for accessing
those buffers. TSpaces allows heterogeneous, Java-enabled devices to
exchange data with little programming effort. The package includes
server software that implements the buffers and client software for
accessing the buffers.
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