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Building Web delivered SaaS applications on open-source and entry-level IBM middleware

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Mary Taylor (marytaylor@us.ibm.com), Consulting IT Specialist, IBM

11 Dec 2007

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See a set of architectural patterns exploiting features in open source and entry-level IBM® middleware to build cost-effective software as a service solutions. This demo shows how to share a single instance of the WebSphere®Application Server Community Edition and DB2® Express-C between multiple tenants, with a different look-and-feel and access control.

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Sample implementation artifacts for building SaaS solutions on IBM middleware

Download the zip files for a J2EE and Web services standard-based sample multi-tenant SaaS banking application. Included in the zip files is the source code and configuration files along with the installation instructions, which are specific to a Linux Operating System (Windows® is not currently supported). This sample multi-tenant SaaS banking application will run on a single instance of WebSphere Application Server, Community Edition, DB2 Express-C and openLDAP.



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Configuration files and deployment instructionssaas_demo_deployment_bin.zip23MBHTTP
Source codesaas_demo_src.zip12MBHTTP
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Author Photo: Mary Taylor

Mary is an IT Specialist in the Strategic Technology Architecture and Incubation team in Software Group. She's been in IBM for over 20 years. She's currently working in the SOA area, focusing on how to compose Composite Business Services (CBS) in a Software as a Service (SaaS) environment.




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