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• Setting up SSL configuration in WebSphere Message Broker

  Learn how to set up SSL communication in WebSphere Message Broker on AIX. An example highlights some important considerations for SSL troubleshooting.

• Authoring message flow patterns using WebSphere Message Broker APIs

  This article shows you how to author WebSphere Message Broker flow patterns using the Message Broker Java API and Java programming. The Java code can then be executed on any machine with a JRE, without installing the WebSphere Message Broker Toolkit.

• The IBM advantage for SOA Reference Architecture standards

  Learn how IBM has developed and used its SOA Reference Architecture to help a variety of customers achieve IT flexibility and business success through service integration tailored for their unique SOA business objectives.

• Integrating WebSphere eXtreme Scale transactions with other transactions

  Techniques for integrating WebSphere eXtreme Scale with other transactional products so that all work can be reliably committed in a single transaction that follows ACID principles.

• Modernized Java-based batch processing in WebSphere Application Server, Part 2

  The transaction batch programming model simplifies batch application development with powerful job control interfaces, checkpoint processing, and integration with schedulers.

• Avoiding multi-threaded access to a JCA connection in WebSphere Application Server

  Learn about coding practices that can lead to worrisome connection sharing across multiple threads, and the multi-threaded detection capabilities of WebSphere Application Server.

• Managing dependencies in migrations and new applications for WebSphere Application Server V8 using Rational Application Developer

  Planning dependencies results in better application management and makes it easier troubleshooting class-related issues.

• Comment lines: Using an adapter service pattern to build a flexible, low-maintenance ESB

  Learn about a pattern that can "future proof" your integration work by letting you upgrade legacy systems without excessive integration overhead.

• Business process optimization (two-part series)

  This article series explores common beliefs about business performance and agility, and shows you how to use the BPO method to extend them into new and innovative ways of achieving, measuring, and sustaining business performance through business agility.