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Designing manageable resources with Apache Muse

How to optimize your development environment for reuse using the Apache Muse command-line tools

Dan Jemiolo, Advisory Software Engineer, EMC

Dan Jemiolo is an Advisory Software Engineer on IBM's Autonomic Computing team in Research Triangle Park, NC. He led the design and development of Apache Muse 2.0 and continues to work on the project today. Dan also participates in the WS-RF TC as editor of the WS-ResourceMetadata specification and is involved in IBM's strategy for increasing adoption of Web services standards. He came to IBM just over two years ago after earning his Master of Science degree in Computer Science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

Summary: Learn to design and develop a system with multiple manageable resources without resorting to lots of cut-and-paste hacks. With the help of WSDLMerge, an overlooked tool in the Apache Muse project arsenal, you can discover best practices for creating manageability interfaces that are optimized for reuse.

Date: 19 Jun 2007
Level: Intermediate
PDF: A4 and Letter (44 KB | 13 pages)Get Adobe® Reader®

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