  | Super cluster to the rescue, Part 1: Techniques to achieve extreme application scalabilitye
What do you do if a cluster cannot be made large enough to handle the expected load for a critical application? |
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| Comment lines by Kevin Haverlock: A closer look at the WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for Web 2.0
A glimpse at a few key features that can have a big impact on your Web application development. |
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| Comment lines by Doug Phillips: The best ideas are the simple ones
If you want to create something that everyone will use, then make it simple enough for everyone to use. See why simple is better with some classic examples. |
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| Using OpenJPA with IBM solidDB V6.3 on WebSphere Application Server V7
Learn how your Java applications can leverage the performance benefits of an in-memory database using JPA with solidDB on WebSphere Application Server. |
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| The Support Authority: What’s new in IBM Support Assistant V4.1
New functions, enhanced capabilities, and usability improvements have been made to help you keep your WebSphere environment trouble-free. |
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| Using the WebSphere MQ messaging provider in WebSphere Application Server V7, Part 2: Using channel exits
Channel exits add flexibility, customization, and security to your messaging structure, and can now be configured on connection factories and activation specifications. |
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| Developing an XML-based Lotus Sametime bot as a startup bean on WebSphere Application Server V7.0
Improve the representation for back-end content and system services using an IBM Lotus Sametime bot. |
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| System administration for WebSphere Application Server V7 Part 5: Business-level applications
Logically group standalone Java applications into a single entity, making shared library dependencies much easier to manage. |
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| Cloud computing, Part 2: WebSphere sMash and DB2 Express-C on Amazon EC2
Get to know the public cloud and find out how you can use WebSphere sMash and DB2 Express-C (at no cost!) on the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) infrastructure. |
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| WebSphere Contrarian: Changing host names and migrating profiles in WebSphere Application Server
Two common, related configuration inquiries are answered in this article, with information to help users running WebSphere Application Server V5, V6, and V7. |
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| Comment lines: A key ingredient for a more agile team: professional certification
Agile development has proven to be effective, and it works best when team members practice the principles of certified professionals. |
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| Secure Web services between WebSphere Application Server and Microsoft Windows
Configure a Kerberos environment to secure SOAP messages exchanged between WebSphere Application Server and Microsoft Windows Communication Foundation. |
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| Building secure JAX-WS Web services with WebSphere Application Server and Rational Application Developer
This tutorial shows you how to build a JAX-WS client and server Web service that runs on WebSphere Application Server V7, and how to configure message-level security for the SOAP message by configuring policy sets through Rational Application Developer. |
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| Updating your WebSphere Application Server UDDI registry
Keep your Universal Description Discovery and Integration (UDDI) registry current with this simple utility for importing new canonical tModels (technical models). |
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| Automating deployment and activation of virtual appliances for IBM AIX and Power Systems
Provides a framework for automating virtual image deployment on Power Systems, including sample code to provision a virtual appliance consisting of WebSphere Application Server ND running on AIX. |
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| Maintain data integrity in an IBM transaction and messaging middleware environment
This article describes the synchronization levels supported by IBM products such as TXSeries, CICS TS, and WebSphere Application Server, and explains the role of synchronization in maintaining cross-system data integrity. |
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