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17 July 2009 | Volume 10, Issue 27 |
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Welcome, developers!
Let's hear it for Linux! It's a testament to the staying power of the popular operating system that developerWorks has
been publishing fresh, engaging material on the topic every week for a decade. This week alone, we're posting Linux features
for both veterans ("Create
an ooRexx build environment on Linux KVM") and relative newcomers ("Avoid
common errors in UNIX and Linux"). Of course, our Linux
zone is overflowing with technical resources for Linux programmers and system administrators, and Linux-related content
regularly appears on our list of most
popular articles and tutorials month after month. Heck, we've even got a new Linux podcast on solar-powered
networking for anyone -- give it a listen.
Looking for something else? Check out the developerWorks
main page, where our top features cover jQuery, Agavi, JavaServer Faces, InfoSphere Warehouse, and more:
Which of these technologies will be around and thriving in another 10 years? Who knows? But whichever ones you're
using, our goal is to make developerWorks the place you'll go to find out about them.
Until next week,
John Swanson and the developerWorks editorial team
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Updated: IBM Pattern Modeling and Analysis Tool for Java Garbage Collector
Use
this tool to parse verbose GC trace, analyze Java heap usage, and get recommendations for key configurations based on pattern
modeling of Java heap usage. Version 3.8 supports J9 SOA fragmentation analysis.
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JSF 2 fu: Event handling, JavaScript, and Ajax
David Geary wraps up his three-part series
on JSF 2 with this look at the new event model and built-in support for Ajax.
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Best practices for using the Java Native Interface
When used carelessly, Java
Native Interface (JNI) can quickly lead to poorly performing and unstable applications. Don't let this happen to you! This
article offers 10 JNI programming pitfalls, provides best practices for avoiding them, and introduces the tools available
for implementing these practices.
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Java Web services: The high cost of (WS-)Security
Dennis Sosnoski continues his
series with a look at how using WS-Security or WS-SecureConversation affects Axis2 performance, and discusses when the simpler
(and better performing) alternative of HTTPS-secured connections is a more appropriate choice.
Balance the cost of security >
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Use the Generic Browser and Symphony Spreadsheet containers in composite applications
In
Lotus Notes 8.5 and Lotus Expeditor 6.2, the composite application infrastructure is enriched with a generic application
container framework. It comes with a set of components that allow for creating powerful and flexible applications without
the need to write a single line of code. This article provides step-by-step instructions for creating a composite application
using container components.
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Verify Lotus Forms XML digital signatures with Java technology
Lotus Forms 3.5
provides support for XML digital signatures (XMLDSig) from W3C XML Signature Syntax and Processing. An XML digital signature
for a Lotus Forms document can cover markup for the presentation layer and XML data managed by the XForms markup within the
Lotus Forms document.
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Go green and save with the Domino Attachment and Object Service Estimator
Download
the Domino Attachment and Object Service Estimator, a tool for planning the roll-out of DAOS on the Lotus Domino 8.5 server.
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potential savings >
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Rational Application Developer Version 7.5 Portal Toolkit, Part 4: Static page aggregation
This article guides you through the step-by-step process of creating, designing, customizing, and aggregating static layouts
using Rational Application Developer Version 7.5, targeting the portal server run-time environment.
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Incorporate external features in Rational Functional Tester
You can use Rational
Functional Tester capabilities to improve your reports and scripts. This article shows you how to make them more powerful
and feature-packed by using available features to work with processes, send e-mail, create screen captures, customize reports,
create external property files, and more.
Make the most of existing automation tools >
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Easier globalization of JavaServer Faces Web applications with Rational Application Developer
Learn how to use Rational Application Developer to enable globalization for JavaServer Faces Web applications. This
article describes challenges in developing for global markets, and explains how using the JavaServer Faces Widget Library
(JWL) can help you handle them with ease.
Globalize your Web apps >
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Podcast: Leverage the Global Economic Stimulus to transform citizen experiences
This podcast includes case studies on project prioritization, roadmaps for enterprise planning to help you make the case
to receive stimulus funding, and practical roadmaps and approaches to execute projects with transparency and accountability.
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Users' Choice: 2009 Software Development Platforms
"Rational scored better
than any of the other development platforms in user satisfaction survey for the third year," according to the Evans
Data Corporation user satisfaction survey. Find out what makes IBM Rational #1 among customers.
Learn more >
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Teleconference: Rational talks to you
These 30- to 60-minute, informal, complimentary
calls offer you the opportunity to discuss what's on your mind. Even if this is your first time learning about Rational software,
this series offers a perfect opportunity to ask those burning questions and discuss what's important to you.
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discussion >
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On-demand webcast: Malware -- it's everywhere
Tune in to this one-hour on-demand
webcast where we discuss the proliferation of malware, and introduce new techniques that combine Rational AppScan and ISS
technologies to scan for unwanted, embedded malware.
Register for the webcast >
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Live webcast: IT performance management -- measure, monitor, and modify for operational excellence
(22 July)
Learn how high-performing organizations are taking a more practical, practice-based approach to measuring,
managing, and enhancing IT performance, and learn about new, flexible solutions that can be adopted to support the way organizations
use IT to drive operational excellence.
Register for the webcast >
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On-demand webcast: Deliver value with a Smart SOA application foundation
Attend
this webcast to learn how an application foundation can help your business deliver on its objectives.
Listen to replay >
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Share your work, but keep your rights
As mashups, cloud, and other methods of application
and data sharing clutter the landscape, you may feel that your intellectual property is at risk. It doesn't have to be that
way. Use embedded Creative Commons to share your work without going public domain.
Find out more >
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Why be good when you can be great?
Our final installment of the Advanced jQuery
series focuses on the techniques that distinguish an application. Code is an art, and the bits of polish and finish work
make the difference. Find out how you can make your jQuery app clean and shiny.
Go for greatness! >
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Tutorial: Add AjaXQuery to your toolbox
Combine the rich client experience of
Ajax with rich data through XML using XQuery. AjaXQuery looks at how these two approaches can combine to solve some of your
development problems.
Check it out >
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Online chat: Meet the experts -- Solution design in WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere
ESB
Check out the transcript from this recent online chat with IBM experts on key design decisions for WebSphere
Process Server and WebSphere ESB solutions, and on how you can take advantage of new features in both products. Topics include
deployment infrastructure design, configuration and versioning, and designing processes with agility in mind.
Register now >
| Enable auditing and reporting in WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
Learn how to
configure the SupportPacs that enable auditing and reporting in WebSphere Service Registry and Repository. Topics include
configuring the product and database, setting up a use case, and generating audit reports using both Tivoli Common Reporting
and the command-line reporting tool.
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Develop cross-platform MBeans for WebSphere Application Server
MBeans developed
for WebSphere Application Server for distributed platforms may require some changes before they will run on WebSphere Application
Server for z/OS. This article describes common problems and their solutions when porting MBeans from a distributed platform
to z/OS.
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Troubleshoot WebSphere Commerce Struts configurations
Learn how to troubleshoot
configuration problems with the Struts framework in WebSphere Commerce V6. This article explains how action-mappings and
global-forwards are used in the WebSphere Commerce run time, and how you can interpret the run-time tracing to understand
the behavior of Web requests.
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Complimentary IBM certification tests when you take the related IBM WebSphere, SOA, or XML
class
For every qualifying course you attend, you can take the related IBM certification exam free of charge
-- a savings of up to $200 per exam.
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Managed file transfer for SOA: A complete solution using WebSphere DataPower, WebSphere MQ,
and WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
Now you can execute enterprise-scale file transfer commands simply
by invoking a Web service. This article describes a use case for implementing managed file transfer.
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WebSphere Process Server throughput management, Part 1
Part 1 of a two-part article
series presents a simple implementation of Intelligent Store and Forward to manage target integration endpoints that may
become unavailable, independent of participating source systems.
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Comment lines: Doug Phillips -- The best ideas are the simple ones
If you want
to create something that everyone will use, then make it simple enough for anyone to use. Some classic examples show why
simple is better.
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Develop an XML-based Lotus Sametime bot as a startup bean on WebSphere Application Server
V7
Improving the representation for back-end content and system services using a Lotus Sametime bot will attract
users who are already familiar with the tool and want quick results without going to yet another Web site. This article provides
a step-by-step guide to developing an XML-based Lotus Sametime bot as a startup bean on WebSphere Application Server.
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Optional XML in relational databases, Part 2
Tackle development challenges for
XML and relational databases, including: handle optional XML elements in XSD files, use JAXB to unmarshall XML into Java
code, model Java entities in JPA, and run Java code to persist and load Java entities.
Find out how >
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