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Find out how IBM can help you teach topics that relate to application servers with our wide range of offerings for both large and small operating systems.
Overview of application servers
Application servers are the means to process business logic and provide the results to client applications through various protocols, including Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). IBM WebSphere servers provide a full integration, application, and transaction infrastructure for a wide range of purposes, such as Web commerce, mobile and speech, and personalized interaction with content, processes, and people.
IBM WebSphere servers run on many platforms, including AIX, HP Unix, i5/OS, Linux, Sun Solaris, Windows, and z/OS. If your curriculum includes any application server topics, or if you need application servers for your labs, check out our IBM WebSphere offerings.
Learn about IBM WebSphere application servers
How can IBM help me teach about application servers?
The IBM Academic Initiative has links to many publicly available tutorials, IBM Redbooks, technical articles, and white papers to help you and your students learn about IBM WebSphere servers.
The program also offers software, courseware, and many other benefits to its members at no charge. Not a member? Join now.
Academic Initiative members can download full versions of our IBM WebSphere servers, tools to help develop and deploy applications on these servers, and professionally developed courseware to use in classes or labs.
WebSphere resources for teaching application servers