WebSphere Application Server zone

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• Using OAuth: Enabling OAuth in the WebSphere Application Server Liberty profile

  This article describes the architecture and features of the OAuth support in Liberty Profile, and includes configuration and debugging tips.

• Nine things that make the Liberty profile so fast, easy, and smart to use

  The developer-centric Liberty Profile improves the developer experience in many ways, but here are nine you must know about.

• Create and service WebSphere Application Server master images with IBM Installation Manager

  Learn how to install master images of WebSphere Application Server that can be deployed to a production environment and then later serviced in place. This procedure facilitates mass deployments in both virtualized and non-virtualized environments.

• The basics of using Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI) with WebSphere Application Server

  Java EE 6 includes a new set of features and services called Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI). This article discusses CDI concepts, why it's desirable, the problems it solves, how it's applied in Java EE, and its relationships with other technologies.

• Developing and running data access applications for the Liberty profile using WebSphere Application Server Developer Tools for Eclipse

  Learn how the dynamic capabilities of Liberty Profile are supported by the Developer Tools plug-in for Eclipse.

• Quick video: WebSphere Application Server Liberty Profile

  WebSphere Architect Ian Robinson gives an elevator pitch on Liberty Profile, the new option for Java developers to simplify and accelerate app server development and unit testing.

• Configure FIPS mode for DB2 and WebSphere

  Learn how to configure an application to comply with the US Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS). This article shows you how to configure WebSphere Application Server on Windows to connect to a DB2 database with FIPS mode enabled.

• Determining the CPU usage of applications running in WebSphere Application Server on z/OS

  Use z/OS facilities to identify the CPU resource consumption of individual WebSphere Application Server applications.

• Encrypting WebSphere Application Server system passwords — if you insist

  Encrypting WebSphere Application Server system passwords is not necessary. Here's why -- and how to do it, if you still want to

• Modernized Java-based batch processing in WebSphere Application Server, Part 3: Enterprise batch processing

  New features in WebSphere Application Server V8.5, including parallel processing and skip record processing, can strengthen and optimize your enterprise batch solutions.

• WebSphere Application Server wsadmin script development using the PyDev plugin for Eclipse

  Trade in your text editor and create admin scripts with a real IDE with Jython support.

• Advanced security hardening in WebSphere Application Server V7, V8 and V8.5

  A major revision to this de facto resource on advanced security features and practices in recent versions of WebSphere Application Server, including V8.5 and the Liberty Profile.

• What's new in WebSphere Application Server V8.5

  The latest release of this cornerstone product offers dramatic runtime improvements, simpler and easier ways to develop and deploy applications, and the highly anticipated, dynamic Liberty profile.

• Download WebSphere Application Server V8.5

  Speed delivery of new applications and services with WebSphere Application Server, which can help businesses offer richer user experiences through the rapid delivery of innovative applications.

• Using the latest Jython with a WebSphere Application Server wsadmin thin client

  Use Jython to write scripts that leverage the latest language features and improvements.

• Series: System administration in WebSphere Application Server V8.5

  Learn about the major system management enhancements with this ongoing series of articles, beginning with an overview of what system administrators can expect, followed by detailed articles on specific features.

• Developing WebSphere Application Server Communication Enabled Application widgets

  Create your own CEA widgets and have the freedom and flexibility to rebuild the widgets for whatever version of Dojo you need, and the ability to customize them to suit your application requirements.

• Step into the Swing era

  Add a GUI to your wsadmin Jython scripts using Swing to make them more user friendly.

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

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

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.