Kevin Haverlock

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) application server runtime unique and separate from the server binaries and from other profiles. The separation of static binaries from configuration files provides a number of benefits for system administrators. The WAS v6.0 profiles are similar to the wsinstance tool provided with WAS v5.x, but with some important differences. The wsinstance tool creates configuration files for separate JVM instances, ... (more)

Contributing blogger - Jared Jurkiewicz

Jared Jurkiewicz works for IBM's Software Group where he has been a developer on WebSphere Application Server for the past six years. During his tenure he has worked on many aspects of that product, but a significant portion was spent on porting the product to various platforms, such as Linux and other UNIX-like systems. He has also worked on many internal tools (some of which that were ... (more)

Early Programs - Ajax for IBM WebSphere Platform

Our team has made available an update to the Ajax for IBM WebSphere Platform as part of the Early Adapter program. The Early Adapter programallows users to get an early peek at technology that may be used within the WebSphere Application Server products. This release is based on the 0.4.2 Dojo Toolkit and addresses a number of fixes and improvements. Just as before, the toolkit includes ... (more)

Using Google Web Toolkit with WebSphere Application Server

The other day I was asked about Google Web Toolkit (GWT) and developing JEE applications for WebSphere ApplicationServer. GWT is Google's toolkit that allows developers to create Ajax style architectures. What is unique about GWT isthat it provides a Java library for generating JavaScript. The developer writes Java classes, compiles, and executes the classfiles to create JavaScript. The ... (more)

Ajax Proxy for Web 2.0 Feature pack - quick look

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