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| :: March 27, 2002 :: Vol 1, Issue 12 ::
Greetings, developerWorks readers,
"Managing links." Now that either brings to mind Web applications or Seinfeld's Cosmo Kramer planning his golf outings for the week. If you saw the episode where Kramer hit range balls on Rockaway Beach then you remember why he needed some management. Hopefully, your Web app link picture is in better shape. But even so, you may still want to check out the second WebSphere article this week, "Managing links in your Web apps with WebSphere Studio." You'll learn about many useful WebSphere Studio features that help you find and fix link errors in your Web apps. The GCMM (golfing calendar management module) is optional.
Other highlights this week include summaries on the March WebSphere Developer Technical Journal, part 2 of a series on writing a Web app to manipulate DB2 data, increasing AIX memory for Java apps, and the pre-release of Notes/Domino 6.
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WebSphere developer domain : Building Web sites, managing links, Tech Journal, EJBs, Rational XDE
DB2 developer domain : Catalog migration, managing XML data, certification voucher, servlet code
| eServer developer domain : AIX memory, xSeries SANs, POWER4, iSCSI
Lotus : Iris retrospective, NotesBuddy, R6 pre-release
Tivoli : High availability, Planet Tivoli 2002
Links to more : Newsletters; Web sites
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Building dynamic Web sites with WebSphere Studio
This comprehensive tutorial takes you step-by-step through building, testing, and debugging a dynamic Web application using WebSphere Studio Site Developer. By the end of the tutorial you'll be able to create Java classes, servlets, and JSPs, organize your code into a project, and package it for deployment to WebSphere Application Server. A simple registration gets you going. |
Managing links in your Web applications with WebSphere Studio
This article takes you "behind the scenes" to explain how WebSphere Studio parses your code to determine link connections. It includes tips for troubleshooting link errors, turning link parsing off, and even modifying the parser code. |
March Tech Journal covers WebSphere Studio and Application Server
Learn how to use Rational ClearCase with WebSphere Studio Application Developer, and how Application Developer's visual XML Editor makes it easy to edit XML documents. Also find out how to install WebSphere Application Server as a non-root user on Linux, how to integrate PeopleSoft PeopleTools 8.15, and how to run a WebSphere Client inside BEA WebLogic. |
When to use Enterprise JavaBeans
Wondering whether to make EJB technology part of your application design or migration project? This IBM "Best Practice" lays out clear, concise criteria to help you make this decision. Includes a case study of a successful migration to an EJB environment. |
Rational XDE for WebSphere - free seminar
Learn about Rational's unique solutions - time liberating tools that integrate with the IDEs you already use; simple, yet effective techniques that build quality into every development task; a common toolset, vision, and roadmap optimized for today's software development environments. |
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Iris Today retrospective
For Notes.net five year anniversary, the March/April double issue highlights some of the interesting Iris Today issues and articles from the past. |
NotesBuddy
This lightweight tool for Notes and Internet mail that announces important new mail by voice, pager, or display, has been updated with multi-person chat when using Sametime 2.x servers. |
Pre-release of Lotus Notes & Domino 6
Check out Pre-release 1 of Lotus Notes 6, Domino 6, and Domino Designer 6. the Domino collaborative Web appdev environment is being expanded and enhanced to make it easier to develop large-scale hybrid apps that run across the Web, Notes Clients and mobile devices. |
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High availability by design
High availability, and resilience to the effect of hardware, software and environmental failures are important requirements for a data management solution managing business critical information. This paper looks at the features that make Tivoli Storage Manager a highly available industrial strength storage management solution and explores how they may be used to provide fail-over and disaster tolerance. |
Planet Tivoli 2002 - June 3-6, Washington, D.C.
Planet Tivoli brings you together with Tivoli product experts, industry visionaries, and over a thousand of your IT management peers to tackle everything from the big, business issues to the technological details of enterprise management. Purchases two passes by June 3 and get a third at no-charge. |
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