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Configuring Entity Beans in WebSphere Application Server 4.0 EJB application servers speed up software development by eliminating the need to build costly infrastructure. In particular, developers don't need to worry about implementing code that handles concurrency. This does not mean, howe... Feb. 22, 2002  Reads: 10,727  Replies: 1

Breaking into WebSphere Q: How do I change the classpath for WebSphere? A: You can add to the classpath for WebSphere Application Server through its property sheet. To replace a classpath, click the environment field on the general tab to bring up the pr... Feb. 22, 2002  Reads: 8,283

Networks Within the next few years we will all be connected to networks for almost every purpose in our lives. Our TVs, our cars, our refrigerators, and maybe even our pets, are all going to be plugged into some network that will make our li... Feb. 22, 2002  Reads: 8,131

It's You, Not the Software The IBM WebSphere family of products can be a lot of different things to different people, and - just like any family - each member has its own strengths and weaknesses. Some are fully developed and mature; others are just starting ... Feb. 22, 2002  Reads: 6,023

Best Practices in WebSphere Application Packaging and Deployment Most of the time spent in an application development project is in developing and testing the application. Less time is actually spent designing and creating a repeatable and reproducible packaging and deployment model. A well-des... Feb. 22, 2002  Reads: 13,685

Iterative Development with VisualAge for Java Iterative development is a process of growing software into existence. While the thought of software growing may sound a little strange, that's exactly what happens. As you iterate through the development process, more and more be... Feb. 22, 2002  Reads: 5,992

Building An Application Server Data Center Your latest assignment includes building those applications and application servers that will propel your firm's business to the next level. Where to physically locate these new servers is the question, though. So, it's up to you ... Feb. 22, 2002  Reads: 13,493

WebSphere Migration: An Approach for Success The popularity of distributed computing has gained tremendous momentum over the last three years. Much can be attributed to the maturing of two intricate parts of the solution: the Internet as network solution architecture, and ap... Feb. 22, 2002  Reads: 7,969

WebSphere UGs: Sharing, learning, and networking At WebSphere 2001 I participated in an 'instant poll' held during a general session. The results showed that participants - ostensibly 'developers' - expected to spend more than 20% of their time on learning, research, and education... Feb. 22, 2002  Reads: 7,845

Big Blue's Basics on Pervasive Computing IBM is renowned for their generosity in providing extensive documentation with their technology and products. If Big Blue is to be faulted in this area, it's in the excessive wording of much of the documentation. IBM presents its We... Feb. 22, 2002  Reads: 4,834

IBM WebSphere Studio 3.5 Advanced When first presented with the idea of moving into a WebSphere production environment, I looked for the exit door. I had been designing in a Web environment since it went graphical in 1994. Through the years I used a relatively small... Feb. 22, 2002  Reads: 6,526

Managing JDBC Connections If application servers like WebSphere are the heart of e-business, then the database is surely the lifeblood. Whether your firm is managing thousands of airline flights a day or simply exposing a library's card catalog to the Web, y... Feb. 22, 2002  Reads: 20,423

Lillian Vernon and E-Commerce: Categorically Best of Breed The fastest-growing and most exciting part of Lilian Vernon's multi-channel business is the company's new Web site, www.lillianvernon.com. We've shown our confidence in both the future of the Web and our overall e-business strat... Feb. 22, 2002  Reads: 6,182

Faster, Cheaper, Smarter We've all seen the headlines and understand the recent downturn of the economy and of business in general, but what we in the technology community continue to struggle with is hearing the omnipresent mantra of 'faster, better, and ... Feb. 22, 2002  Reads: 8,015