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IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal

Issue 15.1 : January 25, 2012

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Issue 13.9: December 15, 2010

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Moving toward Web 2.0 maturity

by Roland Barcia

Q & A: Frequently asked questions about WebSphere Application Server security
by Keys Botzum and Bill O'Donnell

Best practices for developing and working with OSGi applications
by Graham Charters, Jeremy Hughes, Tim Mitchell, Alasdair Nottingham, Mark Nuttall, Zoe Slattery and Tim Ward

The Support Authority:
Take the confusion (and errors) out of creating Windows services for WebSphere Application Server

by Paul Van Norman and Dr. Mahesh Rathi

Innovations within reach:
It's fast, highly consumable, deeply knowledgeable, uses patterns – and it's purple

by Dustin Amrhein

Convert a JPA-based Java EE Web application to OSGi with Blueprint object injection in WebSphere Application Server V7
by Karl Gaffney

The WebSphere Contrarian:
Run time management high availability options, redux

by Tom Alcott

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Developing mainframe applications on your laptop

by Reginaldo Barosa

The Support Authority:
Manage your WebSphere product installations, configurations, and application deployments with Rational Automation Framework for WebSphere

by Tim Robertson and Dr. Mahesh Rathi

Developing enterprise OSGi applications for WebSphere Application Server
by Dr. Ian Robinson and Dr. Holly Cummins

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Really, why Hibernate?

by Kevin Sutter

SAML assertions across WebSphere Application Server security domains
by Chunlong Liang and Ching-Yun (C.Y.) Chao, PD.D

Innovations within reach:
What's new in Apache Geronimo 3.0

by Ryan Boyles

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Your application development resolutions

by Alexandre Polozoff

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WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere Lombardi Edition provide different, flexible BPM options

by Marc Fasbinder

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Portal patterns revisited

by Joey Bernal

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Issue 12.1: January 28, 2009

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Issue 10.5: June 13, 2007

Issue 10.4: May 9, 2007

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