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WJ News Round-Up IBM has announced new resources to help application providers develop and deploy business solutions to be delivered as services. IBM will provide companies with access to technical architects, free online educational courses and new sales incentives to help them transform their applica... Mar. 23, 2006  Reads: 15,789

Demystifying Class Loading Problems The class loading component is fundamental to the Java virtual machine. Though developers generally have a good grasp of the basics of class loading, when a problem occurs, they may have a hard time diagnosing and determining a solution. In this four-part article series, we discuss the... Mar. 22, 2006  Reads: 20,983

Under the Hood of IBM Workplace Collaboration Services Take a peek under the hood of IBM Workplace Collaboration Services and learn about the layers that make up Workplace Collaboration Services, including IBM WebSphere Application Server and IBM WebSphere Portal. Mar. 22, 2006  Reads: 16,365  Replies: 1

Integrate EJB Services IBM WebSphere Process Server is a runtime platform for business integration solutions developed using IBM WebSphere Integration Developer. Mar. 20, 2006  Reads: 8,368

WebSphere Journal Cover Story: How To Leverage IBM Express Runtime For independent software vendors (ISVs) and their customers, there is more to a solution than just the application. A complete solution includes an application, but it's an application that is integrated with the middleware components that enable the application to work in the customer... Mar. 19, 2006  Reads: 10,380  Replies: 1

The Six Principles of Systems Engineering IBM Rational's six principles of systems engineering are a set of high-level systems development guidelines derived from the careful analysis of successful, complex systems development engagements over the past ten years. Mar. 18, 2006  Reads: 16,425

WebSphere Journal Editorial: "Web 2.0 and the Future" The new year is proceeding with what appears to be a renaissance or perhaps mini-bubble in the global IT industry. Use of the technically imprecise but no doubt seductive term 'Web 2.0' is stimulating companies to think through what they need to deploy for and through their websites in... Mar. 17, 2006  Reads: 12,085  Replies: 2