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WebSphere Portal Server 5.1 Your Guide to Clustering

Sat, 15 Oct 2005 09:30:00 EDT

There are some things with WebSphere PortalServer that work well and are well documented. There are other things that are well-documented and work well in theory. There are still other things that have okay documentation and will work well when all of the WebSphere stars are aligned. Depending on your implementation, Portal Clustering can fit into all three categories.

SOA and Its Impact on EAI and On-Demand

Wed, 17 Aug 2005 12:00:00 EDT

Architectures aren't what they used to be, and our business models and drivers aren't either. As our business processes and drivers grow more and more complex so does the need to improve the underlying architectures that support the models and drivers. In fact, it's important to realize that well-built, robust, and scaleable architectures are no longer a luxury, but a requirement just like the building blocks of a new house.

Your Guide to Portal Clustering in WebSphere Portal Server 5.1

Fri, 29 Jul 2005 17:15:00 EDT

Some things in WebSphere PortalServer work well and are well documented. Other things are well documented and work well in theory. Still other things have okay documentation and will work well when all of the WebSphere stars are aligned. Depending on your implementation, Portal Clustering can fit into all three categories.

The Portal Scripting Interface

Tue, 07 Jun 2005 15:00:00 EDT

One of the great advantages of the WebSphere software platform is that it's been built with a great deal of flexibility. A product simply wouldn't bear the WebSphere name if there weren't several different ways to do things. WebSphere Portal Server is no exception. With the release of version 5.1 IBM has added another way to administer the configuration of the Portal. This is sure to delight the poor, overworked Portal administrator who doesn't want to learn the art of XMLAccess and wants to avoid the use of a Web-based administration interface all costs.