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Ubuntu Linux solution stack implementation, Part 4: Solution stack setup and integration

Christian Linares, Student, IBM

Christian is currently a computer science student at UTSA with a concentration in security and software engineering. He is currently in Austin for the summer (2010) working at IBM as an intern on the developerWorks skills team.

Summary: Part 4 of this demo series shows you how to import the Java servlet application files into the Rational Application Developer workspace, edit a few classes, and deploy the application on a WebSphere Application Server. Finally, you get to see the solution stack work in a real life scenario. This 4-part demo series shows you how to implement the solution stack (Rational Application Developer, WebSphere Application Server, and DB2 Express-C) on Ubuntu Linux, and how to integrate them in a Java application.

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Date: 17 Aug 2010
Level: Introductory

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This demo shows you how to import the Java servlet application files into the Rational® Application Developer workspace, edit a few classes, and deploy the application on a WebSphere® Application Server. Finally, you get to see the solution stack work in a real life scenario. This 4-part demo series shows you how to implement the solution stack (Rational Application Developer, WebSphere Application Server, and DB2® Express-C) on Ubuntu Linux®, as well as how to integrate them in a Java™ application.

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9 minutes

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Description	Name	Size	Download method
Transcript	Transcript4.pdf	179KB	HTTP
Product download	Rational Application Developer	90MB to 6503MB	HTTP
Product download	DB2 Express-C	140MB to 381MB	HTTP
Product download	WebSphere Application Server	54MB to 130MB	HTTP