This past Friday the Web 2.0 Feature Pack 1.0.0.2 version was made available.
You can find it here:
Web 2.0 Feature Pack start page
OR
IBM's Fix Central
The 1.0.0.2 feature pack contains Dojo 1.3.1 and includes over a 1000 bug
fixes over version Dojo 1.1, wider browser support, and performance
enhancements. On the server side, Ajax proxy, JSON4J, RPCAdapter, and Web
messaging have all seen improvements.
You can upgrade from 1.0 or 1.0.0.1 versions of the feature pack without
adversely affecting your existing installation. Of course, if you want to
pick up the latest changes into your applications, you'll need to rebuild.
Check it out.
Kevin Haverlock
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The new IBM WebSphere Application Server (WAS) v6.0 software introduces the
concept of Server Profiles. Profiles can be thought of as a specific server
runtime environment operating within a separate instance of the JVM.
Each runtime environment has its own configuration files, logs, properties,
and other attributes. Profiles can make each Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE)
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I was asked the other day about Server Profiles in IBM's WebSphere
Application Server product. For those that may not know, Profiles can be
thought of as a specific server runtime environment operating within a
separate instance of the JVM. Link to a fun article I wrote a while ago.
Kevin
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Kevin Haverlock is an advisory software engineer for IBM's WebSphere Application Server product. He joined IBM in 1995 at Research Triangle Park, NC, where he worked as a developer for the Tivoli division. In 2000 he transferred to the WebSphere Application Server organization and is currently an architect and developer for the WebSphere Application Server Express product.
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