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• Developing a starter activity using the WebSphere Cast Iron Connector Development Kit

  Learn how to use the Connector Development Toolkit (CDK) to develop a plug-in connector that has a starter activity. The article shows you how to deploy the plug-in connector and test it locally using Cast Iron Studio.

• Developing connectors in WebSphere Cast Iron Studio

  Learn how to configure base orchestrations for connectors developed with the Connector Development Kit wizard in Cast Iron Studio, and get tips on passwords and fault handling.

• Using the new features in IBM Business Process Manager V8.5 dashboards

  New features in the Process Portal dashboards in IBM Business Process Manager V8.5 give users a clearer picture of their business processes.

• Increasing message visibility using WebSphere MQ Application Activity Trace

  Application Activity Trace is a new feature that gives a detailed view of application interaction with a WebSphere MQ queue manager and its resources. It can be a big help in problem determination and in maintaining an audit trail of WebSphere MQ messages.

• Identifying network requirements for applications on IBM PureApplication System

  Learn how application requirements affect the network configuration between PureApplication System and the data center. This article discusses bandwidth, availability, isolation, and connectivity as they pertain to applications hosted on PureApplication System.

• Achieving high availability across multiple sites using IBM PureApplication System

  Get details for achieving high availability for applications running on a single PureApplication System rack and for a multi-rack setup.

• Achieving high availability during updates with IBM PureApplication System

  Learn how PureApplication System and WebSphere Application Server combine to streamline and simplify updates to operating systems, applications, and middleware.

• Using WebSphere DataPower as a security gateway to protect mobile traffic

  WebSphere DataPower Gateway Appliance is a security and integration gateway appliance built for simplified deployment and hardened security, and Worklight is the IBM mobile development platform for the enterprise. This article shows you how to use DataPower in your enterprise DMZ to protect and secure Worklight mobile application traffic.

• Dynamic message aggregation in WebSphere Message Broker

  This article shows you how to implement dynamic message splitting and aggregation in WebSphere Message Broker by changing the default behavior of the Aggregation node to pass a control message from a Fan-in flow to a Fan-out flow.

• Load balancing WebSphere Message Broker HTTP traffic, Part 1

  WebSphere Message Broker V8 lets you generate a configuration file for the WebSphere Plug-in or Apache mod_proxy modules, which are used by IBM HTTP Server and Apache HTTP Server respectively to enable HTTP load balancing. Part 1 of this two-part series shows you how to configure load balancing for WebSphere Message Broker HTTP traffic.

• Configuring the Log4j node in a WebSphere Message Broker message flow

  The Log4j node enables you to use different levels of logging, so that at runtime, without modifying application code, you can enable or disable specific logging nodes in a flow.