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Community Integration with WebSphere Business Integration Connect Community integration elevates collaborative commerce to a new level of integration between enterprises. In the past, traditional B2B solutions have fallen short of market expectations for community integration due to scalability is... Feb. 27, 2004  Reads: 11,451

Attack Trees: It's a Jungle Out There Computer security is an important aspect of any IT architecture. The requirement for security vigilance is especially critical, given the widespread availability of technology that potentially enables novice hackers to penetrate c... Feb. 27, 2004  Reads: 10,993  Replies: 1

Developing Java Client Applications Using Java Web Start and WebSphere Studio Java Web Start (JWS) was created as part of JSR 56 and is included with JRE 1.4. The idea was to provide a way to distribute a Java application that would run in a JVM on the client, but avoid the problems associated with traditio... Feb. 27, 2004  Reads: 19,477  Replies: 3

UDDI and User-Defined Taxonomies UDDI allows providers to publish information about their services in a common registry. A key part of this process is to describe services in an accurate and consistent way so potential users can easily find them using UDDI inquir... Feb. 27, 2004  Reads: 11,333

Pervasive Computing WebSphere Journal recently interviewed Craig Hayman, vice president of Worldwide Development for IBM Pervasive Computing. In this exclusive interview, Hayman discusses pervasive computing and its role in IBM's on-demand computing ... Feb. 27, 2004  Reads: 9,472

Jtest 5.0 from Parasoft Most developers would agree that software development is not as daunting a task as is efficient software development. We have seen teams that can design and develop software - and with automated development tools, IDEs as they are... Feb. 27, 2004  Reads: 11,577

Enterprise Java Programming with IBM WebSphere 2nd Edition The topic of transactions is one that most Java programmers would rather ignore than try to understand. And, in fact, in most cases you can ignore them - the default settings of WebSphere Application Server (WAS) and WebSphere Studi... Feb. 27, 2004  Reads: 14,921

Maximizing WebSphere Ah, the good old days of data processing - the days when Unix developers worked on Unix, Windows developers worked on Windows, and mainframe developers stuck to the big iron. In those days, each group could gather around its own wat... Feb. 27, 2004  Reads: 10,382

WebSphere News SmartPath Inc., a provider of marketing resource management (MRM) software applications, has announced that its comprehensive MRM solution, SmartPath MMS 5.0, is available for companies on the IBM WebSphere 5.0 Application Server platform. Feb. 27, 2004  Reads: 7,664

IT Needs to Saddle Up for World's Biggest Roundup Some new opportunities are appearing in the world of technology, some of them quite unexpected. Faced with the specter of mad cow disease appearing in the U.S., the American rancher and the entire chain of U.S. food suppliers are ab... Feb. 27, 2004  Reads: 10,289  Replies: 2

Lay the Blame for Outsourcing Where It Belongs: With Management Reader David Lange felt compelled to respond to WebSphere Journal Editor-in-Chief Jack Martin's editorial, 'Outsourcing: Magic Bullet or Dirty Word? It All Depends on Your Perspective' (WJ, Vol. 2, issue 11). Feb. 27, 2004  Reads: 5,242