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Writing great code with the IBM FileNet P8 APIs, Part 3: Take a number
Yes, you, too, can have an ECM-backed corner bakery with a tidy customer queue! Just have them take a number. This article discusses implementation techniques for getting reliably unique sequence numbers from a FileNet P8 repository. Some of the obvious approaches have hidden dangers, but a correct and useful approach is simple and performant. Along the way to solving this common problem, we'll see some things about P8 development that have a much wider scope. 		Articles 15 Oct 2009  
 
Writing great code with the IBM FileNet P8 APIs, Part 2: Spying on your handiwork
This article shows three different techniques to see how much data you are putting on the network and holding in your objects in memory when using FileNet P8 APIs. Those two numbers turn out to be incredibly important when it comes to tuning performance in your code. The article looks at network tracing, P8 Content Java API logging, and custom class ObjectDumper for dumping out the contents of an object instance. If you understand the description of the ObjectDumper class, you will end up with a better understanding of the P8 Content APIs and their object model. 		Articles 05 Feb 2009  
 
Writing great code with the IBM FileNet P8 APIs, Part 1: Hello, Document!
This article gets you started with developing a simple application, HelloDocument, with the IBM FileNet P8 Content API. Through a sequence of simple operations, learn to use coding patterns to perform a wide variety of your own operations. The P8 APIs are extensive, and it can be a little tricky for first-timers to know how to get started. This article gives you that start: an orientation and launchpad from which you can easily build your own applications. Even if you are an old hand at P8 development, you will certainly find useful information in this article and subsequent articles in the series. Future articles in this series go into more depth on specific topics in both the process and content APIs. 		Articles 16 Oct 2008  
 
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