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Application Quality Management: Views You Can Use As the old saying goes, 'Those who can, do; those who can't, teach.' Well, there's a bit of such crass finger-pointing going on inside each corporate IT operations and development staff every day. Jan. 23, 2004  Reads: 10,354

UDDI & User-Defined Taxonomies - Part I: Create and test a user-defined taxonomy in WebSphere Studio UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration) plays the pivotal role of matchmaking between service provider and service requester. Sophisticated publish and inquiry capabilities allow providers to describe their offeri... Jan. 23, 2004  Reads: 10,714

Caching EJB Home Objects - For the sake of performance The Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) is an Application Programming Interface (API) used to locate resources registered in the naming service of a Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition (J2EE) server such as IBM WebSphere App... Jan. 23, 2004  Reads: 9,549

IBM's Rob High Talks WebSphere Security - Part 2: Layered approach thwarts attacks Jack Martin, editor-in-chief of WebSphere Journal, recently spoke with Rob High, IBM Distinguished Engineer and chief architect for IBM WebSphere Application Server. In this exclusive interview, High discusses the SMB market, comp... Jan. 23, 2004  Reads: 13,245

Creating a Framework - J2EE pattern frameworks provide template for flexible and modular architecture Many patterns have been published for J2EE applications. By developing and connecting multiple patterns, developers can create a framework that improves the stability, performance, and scalability of their J2EE application architectures. Jan. 23, 2004  Reads: 20,425  Replies: 3

Looking Ahead - WebSphere Journal exclusive: Industry experts look at the coming year A sampling of industry experts offer their thoughts on what the coming year will bring for the IT industry in general - and for WebSphere in particular. Jan. 23, 2004  Reads: 9,545

Writing Professional-Quality Java Code - Top five rules for Notes/Domino developers moving to WebSphere It's no revolutionary statement to say that learning to program in a new language involves more than just learning the syntax. It does resonate, however, with those of you who have just been through learning to code in a new langu... Jan. 23, 2004  Reads: 15,936

At the Edge - Akamai teams with WebSphere to offer on-demand edge platform As more enterprises move their business to or enable their business on the Internet, Web applications have come into widespread use in many enterprise application infrastructures. Jan. 23, 2004  Reads: 11,373

WebSphere News Dirig Software, a developer of adaptive application performance management solutions, has announced that its J2EE application performance management solution is available for IBM WebSphere for z/OS and S/390 environments. Jan. 23, 2004  Reads: 8,554

Professional IBM WebSphere 5.0 Application Server - Excerpted from Chapter 2: The WebSphere Programming Model Written by IBM WebSphere experts, this book details how to develop, deploy, and manage enterprise applications for version 5.0 of IBM WebSphere Application Server. Over the course of the book, a large-scale e-commerce application ... Jan. 23, 2004  Reads: 10,151

How to Deal with IT Outsourcing? Fulfill Society's Unmet Needs The whole point of my recent series of editorials has been to get people thinking about what has happened to the job market for IT developers and administrators - and where it is going next. Over the past two months I have written... Jan. 23, 2004  Reads: 14,206  Replies: 2