WebSphere Journal articles from June 2005

WebSphere Journal archives from June 2005

Blue Java.(FROM THE EDITOR)
June 1, 2005... This month marks the 10th Anniversary of the JavaOne conference, sponsored and controlled by Sun Microsystems, and an annual drawing card for Java developers worldwide. As someone who played in a role in this event's launch, I am always happy...

WebSphere Commerce design pattern--Part 1: writing applications that adhere to the WebSphere Commerce framework.(PROGRAMMING)
June 1, 2005... The IBM WebSphere Commerce product is a platform for developing and deploying value-chain solutions from a consumer-centric online sales channel to a completely integrated, multitiered demand chain. A variety of design patterns were used to...

Your guide to portal clustering: WebSphere Portal server 5.1.(PERFICIENT)
June 1, 2005... Some things in WebSphere PortalServer work well and are well documented. Other things are well documented and work well in theory. Still other things have okay documentation and will work well when all of the WebSphere stars are aligned....

WebSphere Application Server Java dumps: description and problem determination.
June 1, 2005... This article is meant to bring you up to speed on Java dumps and their debugging purposes quickly, it assumes that you're familiar with basic Java, the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), and threading concepts. Some information about Java dumps and...

Change management for J2EE development teams: dealing with complexity.(ILLUMINATING WEBSPHERE)
June 1, 2005... Software complexity is ever increasing. The J2EE platform addresses application architecture complexity by providing a set of abstractions for multitiered enterprise apps. IBM Rational Application Developer for WebSphere software provides the...

Developing Web Services for Web Applications: basic steps using Rational Developer.(WAS)
June 1, 2005... Our latest book, Developing Web Services for Web Applications, takes you on a guided tour of developing and using Web Services with Rational Developer and WebSphere. This article, an extract from the book, gives you an introduction to the...

Putting WAS on Unix: part two of a three-part article.(UNIX)
June 1, 2005... To administer WAS, you have to connect to the Administration Console on the node using a Web browser. The default URL will be http://hostname:9090/admin/. (Use the app server hostname directly; do not go via the Web server.) **********...

What's new in WebSphere Portal V5.1.0.1: IBM's domination of the portal market continues.(WEBSPHERE PORTAL)
June 1, 2005... The first thing that you said to yourself when you saw the title of this article is, "Why am I reading an article about a point release? A fixpack update point release usually provides just technical fixes. Who cares?" ********** ...

Moving toward the 26th century.(FINAL THOUGHTS)
June 1, 2005... Columnists and other reprobates often rely on what they refer to as "random thoughts" to fill out the space allocated to them. Lacking some sort of great idea that day/week/month, they simply populate their submission with a list of bullet...