Java

This paper discusses how to change an example Java application that uses the IBM Common Connector Framework (CCF) to using Java2 Connector Architecture (J2C). The change from CCF to J2C is part of the continuing evolution of Java programming standards. There has been a need to connect Java applications to enterprise systems since the early days of Java programming, well before IBM WebSphere and Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE). tech news

The WebSphere software platform was built for scalable applications deployed across multiple hardware and operating system platforms. It is supported by IBM eServer xSeries (Microsoft Windows and Linux), pSeries (IBM AIX and Linux), iSeries (IBM OS/400 and Linux), and zSeries (IBM z/OS and Linux) servers. This paper offers one resource that contains all the information one needs to buy or sell WebSphere for the iSeries server. It offers valuable information about definitions, events, information sources, education, technical assistance, frequently asked questions, services, finding a partner, support information, references, and much more. tech news

This paper provides key tuning recommendations for enterprise application integration (EAI) solutions based on WebSphere InterChange Server. For those who are either considering or are in the very early stages of implementing an WebSphere InterChange Server solution, this paper provides a useful performance information reference that serves as a supplemental starting point for setup, tuning, and configuration information. It provides a useful introduction to many of the issues that affect InterChange Server performance and can act as a guide for making rational first choices in terms of configuration and performance settings. tech news

This paper is intended for Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) who are just starting to investigate options and possible approaches for integration with the recently announced IBM Workplace Client Technology. This paper addresses: different levels of integration that are, or will be, available with this technology, high-level benefits of the various integration methods and evolution paths for moving up the integration spectrum for specific ISV segments. tech news

This paper provides a high-level technical introduction to the recently announced IBM Workplace Client Technology. IBM Workplace Client Technology is the foundation for building the next-generation, rich-desktop experience for enterprises and small to medium-sized businesses. This framework is built primarily on open standards and provides the combined benefits to customers who require both a rich user experience and the manageability of a browser-based solution. tech news