THIS WEEK: Time for a Java break

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May 06, 2002 >> Receive this email as text  >> About this e-mail   In this Issue >> From the editor: Time for a Java break >> Featured Topic: Domino and the iSeries >> Expert Technical Advice: * Featured expert -- Pascal Jacquemain, DB2 * Prevent the dreaded "dragged & dropped" in OpsNav * What was that PC5250 key, again? >> Site Highlights: * To Index or Not Index in DB2 * New prize for your expertise * May live event lineup  From the Editor: by Debra Tart, assistant editor Time for a Java break Java is a hot programming language designed for today's networked world. But why is it such a key piece of the application development strategy for the iSeries 400? What's going on with Java on the iSeries today and where it's going in the future? If you're new to Java development, getting familiar with it can be a challenge. And you probably have several questions. Let Search400 help you find the answers to those questions and more. They might be just a click away. Here are a few items to start with: Submit your question to one of our application development experts. Post your question in our discussion forums. Check out our Best Web Links on Java. Read "Planning an iSeries Java education strategy" by Jim Mason  Featured Topic: Domino and the iSeries by Debra Tart, assistant editor Discover tips and tricks to fine-tune Domino to get optimal performance on the iSeries. When you put the iSeries and Domino together, you get added performance and reliability. Check out these background articles and resources. Read more about this topic  Expert Technical Advice: Featured Expert: Pascal Jacquemain, analyst/programmer, Gulliver Travel Category: DB2/400 & DB2 UDB Have a DB2 problem you can't figure out? Pascal would be happy to help you. Submit a question This Week: In the forums >> Prevent the dreaded "dragged & dropped" in OpsNav One user writes, "I am looking for a way to stop users from dragging a library (or file) and "dropping" it on top of the incorrect lib or file in OpsNav. Everyone I have discussed this with, including IBM, has stated that we must secure the iSeries 400 at object level. Unfortunately, we have millions of objects and this is impossible." Have any ideas to help this person out? >> Which servlet is misbehaving? This member wonders, when there is a misbehaved QSQSRVR job running as a result of a poorly composed Java JDBC call, can you see exactly which servlet is performing the SQL? What do you think? Enter the WebSphere & Web Development forum and share what you know. Tip of the Week: What was that PC5250 key, again? While not as glamorous as a PC, dumb terminals are easier to understand. If you're looking for a particular key action to execute, you simply read the labels on the keys and press the key combination that you want. Determining key actions in PC5250 is more challenging. If you're searching for a particular PC5250 key function and you don't know where it is on your keyboard, there's a Find Key option inside PC5250 that lets you (somewhat) easily find the keystroke combination a particular terminal action is mapped to. Joe Hertvik shows you how to search out those keystroke combos you're looking for. >> Read full tip  Site Highlights Live event series: To Index or Not Index in DB2 ** Part I: Theoretical Introduction -- May 7 at 11am EDT (15:00 GMT) ** Part II: Practical Case Analysis -- May 9 at 11am EDT (15:00 GMT) Pre-register TODAY for the events. Sponsored By: Precise Software New prize for your expertise If your tip is determined to be the best, you win a Pen-sized digital camera/Webcam and get listed in the Search400 Hall of Fame. Submit your technical tips today to win. May live event lineup In addition to the two-part series on DB2, we have more great events coming up. Pre-register for them TODAY. ** May 14: Web Service composition. Unlocking your interface potential ** May 21: Web Service orchestration. Expanding Web Services architectures ** May 29: Web decisions: Which development tool is right for you? New Poll When V5R2 arrives, what will you do? Tell us Web Services Advisor Visit sister site SearchWebServices and get the biweekly e-mail by Preston Gralla that explains topics such as SOAP, XML, WSDL and Web Services security without all the hype. Subscribe 4,000-plus ... ... posts in the Search400 Discussion Forums. Take part in your Search400 community today. Enter forums A B O U T   T H I S   E M A I L This e-mail is brought to you by TechTarget where you can get relevant search results from over 19 industry-specific Web sites. If you no longer wish to receive this newsletter simply reply to this message with "REMOVE" in the subject line. Please allow 24 hours for your "REMOVE" request to be processed. Copyright 2002 TechTarget, Inc. All rights reserved.