Vol: 1 Iss: 9 Read back Issues

Message-Driven Beans and WebSphere 4.0 One of the major innovations in the EJB 2.0 specification, the Message-Driven Bean (MDB), is not supported by WebSphere Application Server 4.0. There are several ways to circumvent this shortcoming - you can wait for WAS 5.0, u... Oct. 21, 2002  Reads: 15,006

Web Services in a Pervasive Computing Environment Pervasive computing is taking the world by storm. Industry analysts are predicting that mobile is the 'next paradigm shift,' and vendors (including IBM) are investing heavily in producing the best toolset for building applicatio... Oct. 21, 2002  Reads: 7,634

XML and Relational Data in WebSphere Studio How many applications can you think of that do not involve data in some way? Data is at the core of most businesses since it provides vital information about things like customers, business partners, employees, and inventory. The... Oct. 21, 2002  Reads: 8,005

Viewing Corporate Application Development As a Product Development Life Cycle Managing the software application development life cycle is more challenging than ever. With the introduction of e-business technologies such as IBM's WebSphere solutions architecture, organizations face inherent complexities. ... Oct. 21, 2002  Reads: 12,013  Replies: 1

EDS, Sun, and Smallpox: Living in the New World Electronic Data Systems (EDS) stunned Wall Street September 18, announcing that third-quarter earnings will be 80 percent lower than previously forecast. Then Wall Street stunned EDS on September 19 by carving off over 53% of t... Oct. 21, 2002  Reads: 6,548  Replies: 1

Solving Performance Issues with E-Business Management Traditional network, system, and application management products deliver incredible amounts of information about the status of a company's infrastructure. However, if everything is up and running and a visitor still can't purch... Oct. 21, 2002  Reads: 6,652

Ensure Business-Critical Performance Which department is not considered 'mission-critical' to your organization? To the finance department, immediate access to information is essential to projecting revenue accurately. From the sales perspective, every second take... Oct. 21, 2002  Reads: 9,468

IBM Life Sciences Framework, Part 2 To help address the challenges faced by pharmaceutical, biotech, research, and medical organizations, the IBM Life Sciences Framework uses industry-standard technologies (J2EE, XML, Web services, etc.) and protocols and data Oct. 21, 2002  Reads: 5,650

dBlue - An Advanced Enterprise Information Search and Delivery System One of the biggest complaints we hear about many company Web sites, from customers and employees alike, is that it's too hard to find what you need. At IBM, with 2.5 million Internet pages and more technical content than any single... May. 11, 2007  Reads: 20,940

An Innovative Approach to Building Portals Prolifics has fine-tuned a methodology and architecture for portal solutions that is quite different from the typical portal implementation. While most portal architectures connect a front-end portal interface directly to the b... Oct. 21, 2002  Reads: 7,870