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Interview with Doug Wilson, CTO Lotus Software WebSphere Journal recently interviewed Doug Wilson, distinguished engineer and CTO of IBM's Lotus Software Division in Westford, Massachusetts. Part 2 of this interview addresses Eclipse and other topics, with concluding remarks b... Jun. 7, 2005  Reads: 21,513

From Business Modeling to Web Services Implementation Part 1 of this article illustrated how to use WBI Modeler 5.1 to model a business process. We used the example of a simple 'Web Order' business process and showed how it can be modeled in a BPEL-compliant mode. The artifacts creat... Jun. 7, 2005  Reads: 24,726

Understanding WAS for z/OS WebSphere Application Server for z/OS is a comprehensive and sophisticated J2EE application server platform. It integrates with the IBM's zSeries portfolio of hardware and z/OS software assets and exploits the qualities of service... Jun. 7, 2005  Reads: 22,695

Making the Move to IBM Workplace Web Content Manager In the last Pro-Spective we detailed the benefits of IBM's Workplace Web Content Management (WebCM) solution and its powerful integration with IBM's WebSphere Portal Server. Many of you may already have another Web content managemen... Jun. 7, 2005  Reads: 21,593  Replies: 1

Don't Wait to Test SOA Applications A lot has been said about the opportunities presented by service-oriented architectures (SOAs), especially their ability to enable business flexibility in an interoperable, technology-agnostic manner. But little has been said ab... Jun. 7, 2005  Reads: 19,809

The Portal Scripting Interface One of the great advantages of the WebSphere software platform is that it's been built with a great deal of flexibility. A product simply wouldn't bear the WebSphere name if there weren't several different ways to do things. WebSp... Jun. 7, 2005  Reads: 30,427

Putting WAS on Unix This article describes how to install and use IBM WebSphere Application Server (WAS) on Unix systems (chiefly Sun Solaris but most of the information is generally applicable). It's for Unix system administrators who must support W... Jun. 7, 2005  Reads: 19,617

Weekend Warriors The amazing thing is that anything gets done at all. Software architects and developers, analysts and administrators, and C-level executives all share this core belief, whether they publicly state it or not. As we approach the summe... Jun. 7, 2005  Reads: 12,234

Final Thoughts? Each month, as we reach the end of the publication cycle for the print version of WebSphere Journal, a conversation ensues about the nature of this column, 'Final Thoughts.' What should it be, who should write it, should it addres... Jun. 7, 2005  Reads: 14,192