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Can Your Car Talk? - WebSphere Journal Exclusive Interview with OnStar Jack Martin, editor-in-chief of WebSphere Journal, recently sat down with Bruce Radloff, CTO of OnStar, and Tony Lent, vice president of OnStar's Wireless Strategic Business Unit, to talk about how they use WebSphere. Sep. 28, 2004  Reads: 16,512

The World of Telematics We're very excited about that relationship. As you may know, OnStar is the world's largest telematics service provider (TSP), with more than 2.5 million subscribers. Hopefully, by the end of 2004, that will have grown to more than... Oct. 13, 2004  Reads: 15,441

Migration Guide This article offers guidance to migrating existing servlet Struts-based applications to portlet Struts-based applications - with a minimum of steps - using WebSphere Studio Application Developer v5.0 with the WebSphere Portal v5.0 test environment Sep. 28, 2004  Reads: 17,162

Performance Testing Web Services The successful development of scalable Web services on WebSphere (or any other application server) requires thorough performance testing. Applying a well-designed, consistent performance testing methodology throughout the developm... Sep. 28, 2004  Reads: 22,733  Replies: 1

How to Optimize WebSphere Application Server Performance Organizations are increasingly using thread pools to enhance WebSphere Application Server performance by providing users with required information quickly without monopolizing resources required for other commands. Sep. 28, 2004  Reads: 18,290

A New View on Business Intelligence With better technologies, new architectures, and innovative ways of thinking about old problems, there are new applications for business intelligence and data analysis. I am talking about the power of the intelligent portal. Sep. 28, 2004  Reads: 14,042  Replies: 1

JavaServer Faces (JSF) vs Struts My JSF article series and Meet the Experts appearance on IBM developerWorks received a lot of feedback. I would have to say, the most common question or feedback came along the lines of comparing Struts to JSF. Oct. 19, 2004  Reads: 200,665  Replies: 8

Making Single Sign-on Work Single sign-on was developed with the idea of making life more convenient for the user, but you may have to put a little more work into it to make that convenience a reality. Sep. 28, 2004  Reads: 14,166

Real-Time Insight for Real World Issues No industry has done more to streamline and improve core business processes with IT than the financial markets industry. Its business transactions have been conducted electronically for decades. Electronic communication is ingrain... Sep. 28, 2004  Reads: 5,758

Using the Search Capabilities of WebSphere Portal V5 - Part I Portal applications usually require a search capability. Portal designers usually look into search engine products like Lotus Extended Search or open source implementations like Lucene in order to satisfy the search requirements. Sep. 28, 2004  Reads: 12,345

You May Have Noticed As I'm sure you've noticed. over the last few months I've been asking you whether you think BEA is DOA? The response has been intense and interesting. At some points some readers started with personal attacks on me and, in some ca... Oct. 13, 2004  Reads: 13,645  Replies: 1

Following After a Wily Thread Within the next five years, more and more enterprises will standardize on the J2EE platform, resulting in thousands more commercial Java application deployments. And in many cases, that means migrating existing legacy and mainfram... Sep. 28, 2004  Reads: 7,678