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• Using Dojo to extend business processes to the mobile space

  Dojo and the WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for Web 2.0 and Mobile provide function and flexibility for connecting a mobile user interface with a business process.

• Modernized Java-based batch processing in WebSphere Application Server, Part 2: Transaction batch programming model

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

• Integrating Java EE applications and C-based implementations in WebSphere Application Server

  Use the JNI programming framework to integrate your J2EE applications with native C applications and libraries.

• WebSphere proxy server routing capabilities in a secured environment

  A detailed guide that explains how to leverage the caching capabilities of the WebSphere proxy server solution for high-volume Web sites.

• Using the Zero Resource Model for database management in WebSphere sMash

  A peek at agile database management that describes the built-in database handling and processing capabilities of WebSphere sMash with code samples to get you started.

• Using the service integration bus link in WebSphere Application Server to route messages from a local queue to a remote queue

  Learn about the communication between messaging engines running on different server instances so that you can route local messages to remote queues using the SI bus

• Deploying WebSphere software with Rational Automation Framework

  This article explains the simple process of configuring the Rational Automation Framework environment to create a typical sample IBM WebSphere Application Server cell that contains two nodes, an IBM HTTP Server, and an application cluster.

• Create custom installation repositories for WebSphere Application Server

  WebSphere Application Server V8 uses IBM Installation Manager for product installation and life cycle management. This article describes a free companion tool called IBM Packaging Utility, which helps you create enterprise repositories so they contain the correct products and maintenance levels for all aspects of your business.

• JVM updates in WebSphere Application Server V8: Using wsadmin and Jython to easily collect and report WebSphere Application Server PMI data

  Use wsadmin introspection with Jython to easily retrieve Performance Monitoring Infrastructure metrics through scripting.

• WebSphere Application Server Performance Tuning Toolkit

  The WebSphere Application Server Performance Tuning Toolkit is an Eclipse-based intelligent tool designed to help users tune the performance of WebSphere Application Server using data collection, data analysis, and statistical inference technology.

• Integrating WebSphere Extreme Scale and WebSphere Application Server for Caching HTTP Sessions

  WebSphere eXtreme scale is distributed high-speed caching solution. Integrating it with WebSphere Application Server enables the enterprise applications hosted to use the capability of distributed caching. This article describes managing HTTP Sessions for enterprise applications using eXtreme Scale's caching abilities.

• Using Trust Association Interceptors with WebSphere Application Server to support OAuth tokens

  http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/techjournal/1112_deluca/1112_deluca.html

• Extending the benefits of proactive monitoring

  Proactive application monitoring helps you detect problems before they cause trouble, and fine-tuning this monitoring can improve the health of your entire processing environment.

• JVM updates in WebSphere Application Server V8: Adaptive spinning and the lock nursery

  An introduction to the refinements made to the concurrency-related optimizations in the JVM shipped with WebSphere Application Server V8.

• The WebSphere Contrarian: Preparing for failure

  An essential phase of testing and tuning is often overlooked -- one to insure that application and component failover occurs without any impact to application availability. This installment of The WebSphere Contrarian discusses how to approach that task.

• Web Services Secure Conversation interoperability between WebSphere Application Server and Windows Communication Foundation

  Part 3 of this series focuses on dynamically configuring a Microsoft Windows Communication Foundation client using the WS-Security policy assertions emitted from WebSphere Application Server and testing it with a WebSphere Application Server V7 service provider.

• JVM enhancements that help you see how your WebSphere Application Server is behaving

  Recent updates to the serviceability features in the IBM Java Virtual Machine can help you better understand the behavior of your applications.

• What's new in WebSphere Application Server V8

  The latest release of this cornerstone product offers dramatic runtime improvements, plus simpler and easier ways to develop and deploy applications.

• Reusing Jython scripts for WebSphere Application Server system administration

  Learn some techniques to streamline and reuse your wsadmin command scripts.

• WebSphere Application Server V8.0 samples

  Sample code, documentation, and other resources reside online, under one roof, which increases availability and user interaction, while providing samples in a time-sensitive manner.

• Putting it all together: Mobile application services and Dojo

  Simplify development of Web applications for smartphones with the new WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for Web 2.0 and Mobile, which features Server-side building blocks that implement protocols defined by Dojo widgets.

• Q & A: Frequently asked questions about WebSphere Application Server security

  This article provides quick, direct answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about WebSphere Application Server security.