SYS-CON.TV Presents Mike
Milinkovoch and Judith
Hurwitz Live From Times
Square By Java News Desk  'Java-driven code
quality' was the topic of
discussion during a
recent SYS-CON.TV Power
Panel discussion held at
the Reuters studio
overlooking Times Square
in New York. Moderated by
SYS-CON Publishing
Director Jeremy Geelan,
the panel featured
industry analyst Judith
Hurwitz of Hurwit Jun. 2, 2006 01:45 PM Reads: 13,457 Replies: 3 read & respond » |
Cassatt CEO Bill Coleman
to Deliver Opening
Keynote at SOA Web
Services Edge Conference
in New York City By PR Newswire Cassatt Corp., an
innovator in providing
enterprise software for
agile IT infrastructure,
today announced that CEO
Bill Coleman will deliver
the opening keynote for
SYS-CON's 10th
International SOA Web
Services Edge Conference
on Mon., June 5 at 8 a.m.
EDT at the Roosevelt
Hotel in New Jun. 1, 2006 08:00 AM Reads: 6,212 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
WebSphere News Round-Up By WebSphere News Desk  IBM will be upgrading its
IBM WebSphere Portal,
making it easier to work
with composite
applications, making it
faster and easier for
businesses to realize the
benefits of integrated
applications and reusable
services, and integrating
it with technology it
acquired from its
Bowstreet a May. 26, 2006 01:00 PM Reads: 14,146 read & respond » |
Breaking Down a Complex
App Development Area By Paul Ilechko  Database locking
strategies is one of the
most complex areas of
application development
-- and one of the most
critical for reliable
application performance
and behavior. The basic
issues, common
strategies, and general
recommendations on when
and how to use different
locking strategie May. 22, 2006 11:00 AM Reads: 11,739 read & respond » |
WebSphere Cover Story
— ESB
Implementation with WAS
for z/OS V6 By Linfeng Yu  More and more companies
are starting to adopt
Service Oriented
Architecture (SOA) - a
framework for integrating
business processes and
supporting IT
infrastructure as secure
standardized components
or services that can be
reused and combined to
address changing business
priorities. May. 19, 2006 06:00 PM Reads: 16,015 Replies: 2 read & respond » |
Leverage Existing
WebSphere Application
Server J2EE Resources By Kulvir Singh Bhogal; Robert R. Peterson  By accessing the IBM
WebSphere Application
Server JNDI tree,
WebSphere Application
Server Community Edition
(IBM's free, lightweight
J2EE application server
built on Apache Geronimo
technology) can interact
with and reuse virtually
any of the J2EE resources
that are housed there. May. 18, 2006 04:00 PM Reads: 13,955 read & respond » |
Building a Powerful,
Reliable SOA with JMS and
WebSphere ESB By Andre Tost  Service-oriented
architecture (SOA) is
never established in a
vacuum. In any real life
situation, an existing IT
environment must be taken
into consideration,
offering functionality --
and data -- that cannot
simply be replaced by a
set of new services.
Hence, a key aspect of
building May. 18, 2006 12:15 PM Reads: 12,650 Replies: 2 read & respond » |
JavaOne 2006: Partying at
JavaOne! By Yakov Fain This year's JavaOne
attendance must be the
best ever. I have my own
little indicator: SYS-CON
Media put 6,000 copies of
the JDJ - Java
Developer's Journal's
May's issue, by the end
of the first day all
magazines were gone. They
are shipping another
6,000 copies today! May. 17, 2006 01:45 PM Reads: 8,130 Replies: 2 read & respond » |
WJ News Round-Up By WebSphere News Desk  Forum Systems announced
that it has joined the
IBM SOA Partner Program.
Forum's XWall Web
Services Firewall and
Sentry Web Services
Security Gateway bring
security enforcement
points to IBM's identity
management and
middleware. This
announcement builds on
Forum's integration into
IBM S Apr. 22, 2006 12:00 PM Reads: 14,088 read & respond » |
WebSphere Commerce
Integration with eBay: By Jaweed Ali Qureshi; Malik M. Sarfaraz  IBM WebSphere Commerce is
a J2EE-based product
which provides a platform
for developers to write
an integrated extensible
solution that adds value
in customer-centric
online business.
WebSphere Commerce allows
developers to customize
its functionality
according to current
business dema Apr. 20, 2006 11:00 AM Reads: 9,319 read & respond » |
Demystifying Class
Loading Problems By Lakshmi Shankar; Simon Burns  This four-part article
series examines Java
class loading to help
application developers
understand and debug
problems they may
encounter. In Part 2,
authors Lakshmi Shankar
and Simon Burns from the
IBM Hursley Labs tackle
some exceptions that,
while fairly simple,
often puzzle novice Apr. 19, 2006 10:00 AM Reads: 18,209 read & respond » |
Open AJAX Is Loosed Upon
the World By Roger Strukhoff  IBM's announcement last
month of the Open AJAX
initiative brought to the
fore a few key points.
The two most obvious are
that IBM remains an
800-pound gorilla that
the other primates will
follow through the
business jungle, and that
AJAX has emerged as an
ironically disruptive
technolo Apr. 18, 2006 06:00 PM Reads: 13,371 Replies: 2 read & respond » |
Cover Story — An
End-to-End solution Using
WebSphere Business
Integration V6.0 Products By Xiong Fei Pan; Ming Hua Qin  This article series
demonstrates how to use
IBM WebSphere Business
Integration V6.0 products
to model, assemble,
deploy, and manage a
business process in an
end-to-end solution using
WebSphere Business
Modeler, WebSphere
Integration Developer,
WebSphere Process Server,
and WebSphere Bu Apr. 18, 2006 11:30 AM Reads: 10,982 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
Design for Performance
from Day One with Dynamic
Cache Service By Ivan Smirnov  Modern advanced
application servers, such
as IBM WebSphere
Application Server, are
complex and mature
products. Their
state-of-the-art
condition reflects the
effort that has been put
into the development and
refinement of their
capabilities. Apr. 17, 2006 05:00 PM Reads: 13,779 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
Leverage IBM Express
Runtime By Lim Sham Sham; Tan Eng Kian  At this point, you may
notice an error in the
PBA application project.
This is because the
properties file we
specified above has not
yet been created. A
properties file contains
parameters that will be
shared and used by user
programs at run time. The
Budget.prop properties
file used Apr. 17, 2006 04:00 PM Reads: 10,012 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
WebSphere Editorial
— Welcome to This
New World By Roger Strukhoff  Welcome back to WebSphere
Journal. Good to see you,
good to know that you're
still engaging in web
services, one of the more
dynamic areas within all
of technology today.
Although there are a
number of new acronyms
emerging right now, the
now-old standby SOA
continues to drive a
large Apr. 17, 2006 10:00 AM Reads: 11,558 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
Compuware TestPartner 5.4
Expands Support for SAP
and Java By SAP News Desk Compuware Corporation
introduced the new
version of its QACenter
Enterprise Edition
functional testing
solution, Compuware
TestPartner 5.4. This new
release offers a tight
functional testing
integration with
Microsoft Visual Studio
2005 Team System and
support for the Microsoft
.NET Fr Apr. 11, 2006 11:30 AM Reads: 13,636 Replies: 2 read & respond » |
Java Developer's Journal
Feature: "Deadlocks in
J2EE" By Michael Nonemacher  Most non-trivial
applications involve high
degrees of concurrency
and many layers of
abstraction. Concurrency
is associated with
resource contention and
an increase in deadlock
conditions. The multiple
layers of abstraction
make it more difficult to
isolate and fix the
deadlock conditi Apr. 11, 2006 09:15 AM Reads: 24,513 Replies: 2 read & respond » |
WebSphere Company, Acsera
Appoints New President
and Chief Executive
Officer By WebSphere News Desk Acsera Corporation
announced the appointment
of Jason Donahue as its
President and Chief
Executive Officer. Jason
has more than 15 years of
experience in the
management of technology
startups as well as
public companies. He has
served as CEO of
publicly-listed
TeleComputing and Apptix, Apr. 6, 2006 01:15 PM Reads: 10,373 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
IBM WebSphere Portal
Version 6.0 Helps
Customers Unlock
Potential of Composite
Applications By WebSphere News Desk IBM announced a major
upgrade to IBM WebSphere
Portal designed to help
customers make better
decisions and execute
transactions with greater
speed and accuracy. The
new version simplifies
working with composite
applications, making it
faster and easier for
businesses to realize the
ben Apr. 4, 2006 05:00 PM Reads: 14,221 Replies: 2 read & respond » |
IBM Introduces a New SOA
Web Services, AJAX Play By RIA News Desk The new release takes
advantage of AJAX to
create a more responsive
user environment.
Additionally, the latest
version provides a
workflow builder that
utilizes the process
engine from WebSphere
Process Server, open
standards-based software
powered by WebSphere
Enterprise Service Bus ( Apr. 4, 2006 01:15 PM Reads: 5,054 Replies: 2 read & respond » |
IBM WebSphere Portal 6.0
Addresses Composite Apps By WebSphere News Desk 'Working with composite
applications no longer
has to be time consuming
and difficult,' said Ken
Bisconti, vice president,
IBM Workplace, Portal and
Collaboration Products.
'In WebSphere Portal
Version 6.0 we are
introducing a new
application framework
which empowers customers
to easil Apr. 4, 2006 12:00 PM Reads: 11,353 Replies: 2 read & respond » |
IBM Offers SOA Web
Services "Entry Points" By WebSphere News Desk Based on best practices
and third-party research,
IBM has identified five
entry points to enable
customers to more easily
approach and initiate an
SOA project. These entry
points include people-,
process- and
information-centric
approaches as well as
connectivity and the
ability to reu Apr. 4, 2006 09:30 AM Reads: 14,169 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
AccuRev Integrates with
Rational ClearQuest and
MKS Integrity Manager By WebSphere News Desk AccuRev announced
integration of AccuRev,
its software
configuration management
solution, with two
popular issue tracking
and workflow tools, IBM
Rational ClearQuest and
MKS Integrity Manager.
Utilizing its AccuBridge
SDK as the platform for
both of these
integrations, AccuRev
provides Mar. 31, 2006 03:00 PM Reads: 10,411 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
Yakov Fain's Java Blog:
"I've Invited Joel to SOA
Web Services Conference
Keynote" By Yakov Fain  I'm the 'tech chair' of
SYS-CON's 10th annual SOA
and WebServices
conference that will take
place on June 5-6 in New
York City. Last week I've
invited Joel Spolsky to
make a keynote speech at
this event. Guess what,
Joel has accepted my
invitation! If you have a
chance to attend this t Mar. 30, 2006 11:30 AM Reads: 19,283 Replies: 3 read & respond » |
WJ News Round-Up By WebSphere News Desk  IBM has announced new
resources to help
application providers
develop and deploy
business solutions to be
delivered as services.
IBM will provide
companies with access to
technical architects,
free online educational
courses and new sales
incentives to help them
transform their applica Mar. 23, 2006 03:00 PM Reads: 14,441 read & respond » |
Demystifying Class
Loading Problems By Lakshmi Shankar; Simon Burns  The class loading
component is fundamental
to the Java virtual
machine. Though
developers generally have
a good grasp of the
basics of class loading,
when a problem occurs,
they may have a hard time
diagnosing and
determining a solution.
In this four-part article
series, we discuss the Mar. 22, 2006 02:00 PM Reads: 18,975 read & respond » |
Under the Hood of IBM
Workplace Collaboration
Services By Bob Balaban  Take a peek under the
hood of IBM Workplace
Collaboration Services
and learn about the
layers that make up
Workplace Collaboration
Services, including IBM
WebSphere Application
Server and IBM WebSphere
Portal. Mar. 22, 2006 10:15 AM Reads: 14,956 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
Integrate EJB Services By Peter Xu  IBM WebSphere Process
Server is a runtime
platform for business
integration solutions
developed using IBM
WebSphere Integration
Developer. Mar. 20, 2006 01:00 PM Reads: 7,618 read & respond » |
AJAX Requests –
Data or Markup? By Roland Barcia I just got back from the
Real World AJAX seminar
in NYC on Monday. Pretty
good event with lots of
good stories. One issue
that caught my attention
was the issue of how the
back-end returned the
data to AJAX
applications. Most of the
speakers preferred data,
except for David Hansson
fr Mar. 20, 2006 11:45 AM Reads: 38,897 Replies: 2 read & respond » |
WebSphere Journal Cover
Story: How To Leverage
IBM Express Runtime By Lim Sham Sham; Tan Eng Kian  For independent software
vendors (ISVs) and their
customers, there is more
to a solution than just
the application. A
complete solution
includes an application,
but it's an application
that is integrated with
the middleware components
that enable the
application to work in
the customer Mar. 19, 2006 01:00 PM Reads: 9,460 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
How to Create Secure Web
Applications with Struts By Alex Smolen  Imagine building a house
starting with only a pile
of timber and a lump of
iron, or making a bowl of
spaghetti from a sack of
wheat and a bag of
tomatoes. The importance
of having the right
materials makes the idea
of building products from
scratch seem absurd.
Similarly, any software Mar. 19, 2006 01:00 PM Reads: 63,867 Replies: 2 read & respond » |
The Six Principles of
Systems Engineering By Murray Cantor; Gene Roose  IBM Rational's six
principles of systems
engineering are a set of
high-level systems
development guidelines
derived from the careful
analysis of successful,
complex systems
development engagements
over the past ten years. Mar. 18, 2006 12:00 PM Reads: 14,815 read & respond » |
WebSphere Journal
Editorial: "Web 2.0 and
the Future" By Roger Strukhoff  The new year is
proceeding with what
appears to be a
renaissance or perhaps
mini-bubble in the global
IT industry. Use of the
technically imprecise but
no doubt seductive term
'Web 2.0' is stimulating
companies to think
through what they need to
deploy for and through
their websites in Mar. 17, 2006 12:30 PM Reads: 11,327 Replies: 2 read & respond » |
Spring and EJB 3.0 in
Harmony By Ales Justin  The new EJB 3.0
specification supports
some notion of dependency
injection via
annotations. As an avid
Spring user, I'm used to
configuring fine-grained
beans with Spring bean
factories and XML. How
does EJB 3.0 compare?
More importantly, can we
use EJB 3.0 POJOs and
Spring POJOs side- Feb. 27, 2006 02:45 PM Reads: 45,745 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
Cover Story: What Is POJO
Programming? By Christopher Richardson  The novel A Deepness in
the Sky by Vernor Vinge
is set in the distant
future. The character
Pham Nuwen is responsible
for maintaining software
whose components are
thousands of years old.
Today, however, it's
difficult to imagine
maintaining an Enterprise
Java application for more
than Feb. 27, 2006 02:15 PM Reads: 77,688 Replies: 7 read & respond » |
Cassatt Delivers Unique
Automation and
Virtualization Solution
for Enterprise
Applications By Java News Desk  Typical enterprise IT
environments have as much
as 90% of their hardware
and software resources
sitting idle at any given
time, in anticipation of
usage spikes. The
Cassatt software, called
Collage, creates a
dynamic, virtual pool of
resources that business
applications can draw
from, Feb. 27, 2006 01:15 PM Reads: 15,759 Replies: 2 read & respond » |
JadeLiquid Software
Releases WebRenderer
Server Edition Java
Browser Component By Java News Desk  JadeLiquid Software
announced the release of
WebRenderer Server
Edition, the leading Java
browser component.
WebRenderer Server
Edition has successfully
completed its beta phase.
Development of the
WebRenderer Server
Edition was driven by
overwhelming demand for a
standards compliant J Feb. 20, 2006 02:00 PM Reads: 9,449 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
IBM's Tivoli Aims to
Reduce Clutter By SOA World Magazine News Desk IBM has announced
software to help people
reduce the clutter and
confusion caused by
nonstop requests to enter
or change their user IDs
and passwords. The
software -- IBM Tivoli
Access Manager for
Enterprise Single Sign-on
-- broadens IBM's
identity and password
management capabilities Feb. 5, 2006 12:15 PM Reads: 7,215 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
Can We Ever Have
Finality? By Roger Strukhoff  I've never fully embraced
the name of this column,
'Final Thoughts.' I get
it, this is the last page
of the magazine, so is
the final word in the
literal sense. But the
column name sounds like a
last will and testament,
or less ominously, as if
this is all the columnist
will ever have Feb. 1, 2006 02:15 PM Reads: 11,354 Replies: 2 read & respond » |