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 Visual Performance Analyzer

ProgrammingAnonymous writes "

Discover Visual Performance Analyzer, an Eclipse-based performance visualization toolkit. Also, become familiar with its five major updated components: Profile Analyzer, Code Analyzer, Pipeline Analyzer, Counter Analyzer, Trace Analyzer, and Control Flow Analyzer.

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Posted by billylo on Thursday, May 08 @ 11:31:38 EDT (58 reads)
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 Java EE Migration tool for WebSphere App Server

ProgrammingAnonymous writes "

Discover a tool that enables developers of Java EE applications to migrate from WebSphere Application Server, Community Edition, to the more advanced WebSphere Application Server family of products. Remove a lot of the manual intervention involved in migrating the specific deployment descriptors.

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Posted by billylo on Thursday, May 08 @ 11:31:00 EDT (49 reads)
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 Migrate .NET apps from Visual Studio to Eclipse

ProgrammingAnonymous writes "

This article provides a basic knowledge of Eclipse Mono Integration and Nant, which are the most active C# and .NET toolkits available for Eclipse. You will also learn how both Emonic and Nant can help build .NET applications in Eclipse and how to migrate and existing C# project into Eclipse.

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Posted by billylo on Thursday, May 08 @ 11:30:37 EDT (38 reads)
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 Ajax Performance Analysis

ProgrammingAnonymous writes "

Analyzing and improving the performance of Ajax applications requires a different toolset than traditional Web applications. This article examines these tools and shows how to use them to find performance problems and make corrections.

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Posted by billylo on Thursday, May 08 @ 11:30:00 EDT (130 reads)
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 XML import tool for WebSphere Business Modeler

ProgrammingAnonymous writes "

Discover an Eclipse plug-in for WebSphere Business Modeler that imports business process models created using ARIS. WebSphere Business Modeler provides robust modeling, simulation, and analysis capabilities for accelerating business process improvement efforts.

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Posted by billylo on Thursday, May 08 @ 11:29:36 EDT (35 reads)
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 Linux Web services with Apache Synapse

Web servicesjmalasko writes "

Discover Apache Synapse, a high-performance enterprise service bus with simple configuration, extensible architecture, and a minimal footprint. It is a versatile tool that you can use for a variety of tasks. This article examines how you can use Apache Synapse to create mock Web services.

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Posted by billylo on Thursday, May 08 @ 11:28:46 EDT (42 reads)
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 WebSphere Education on Youtube

EducationIBM has a series of WebSphere Crash courses on YouTube (AppServer admin, MQ, Message Broker, WESB, WTX etc.)  Short, but good intro to key topics.

Posted by billylo on Friday, May 02 @ 17:17:34 EDT (144 reads)
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 Write high performance, Java data access applications

JavaAnonymous writes "

Maximize security and configurability with pureQuery, a high-performance Java data access platform focused on simplifying the tasks of developing applications that access data. This article introduces the pureQuery annotated method coding style.

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Posted by billylo on Thursday, April 24 @ 18:48:35 EDT (240 reads)
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 Get ready for WebSphere sMash

ProgrammingAnonymous writes "

Reduce risks and shorten development time of application building with WebSphere sMash. It provides an agile development and runtime environment that lets you deliver Web 2.0-based situational applications that leverage your existing SOA investments, enabling mashups.

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Posted by billylo on Thursday, April 24 @ 18:48:05 EDT (176 reads)
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 Troubleshooting the new Web Services Feature Pack?

Web servicesThe new Web Services Feature Pack is based on Axis2 and it uses different settings for tracing (when compared to the JAX-RPC engine). Phil Adams has summarized it for us.

For example, in Web Services Feature Pack, you use this new setting com.ibm.ws.websvcs.trace.*=all to log all SOAP messages going in and out of the engine.

(In the JAX-RPC engine, you would use com.ibm.ws.webservices.trace.MessageTrace=finest)

Posted by billylo on Thursday, April 24 @ 18:37:20 EDT (159 reads)
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 WebSphere AppServer 7.0! Open Beta coming soon in May

AnnouncementsWAS 7.0 will be available in Beta in May 2008. (It's an open Beta, all registered users can test drive it.)  There is also a RAD 7.5 Open Beta in the same timeframe too.

Posted by billylo on Wednesday, April 16 @ 09:29:04 EDT (343 reads)
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 Create Apps with the Design Pattern Toolkit

ProgrammingAnonymous writes "

Discover an Eclipse-enabled template engine for generating applications based on customizable, model-driven architecture transformations. Updated version 3.2.x provides user interface enhancements and detailed support for migration to the open-source Eclipse Modeling Framework Technology JET Eclipse project.

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Posted by billylo on Wednesday, April 16 @ 09:27:03 EDT (230 reads)
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 Create reusable Java snippets with an Eclipse Modeling Framework

JavaAnonymous writes "

Learn how to extend the Eclipse Modeling Framework Ecore metamodel by adding elements to reusable Java snippets. Discover, step by step, how to use dynamic templates with JET to generate the implementation code for the extended model elements.

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Posted by billylo on Wednesday, April 16 @ 09:26:53 EDT (232 reads)
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 Control lock contention using Lock Analyzer for Java

JavaAnonymous writes "

Many of today's Java apps use threads to support concurrent programming. Lock contention problems can be a result of how an application controls these threads. The Lock Analyzer for Java performs lock analysis on a live application in order to highlight threads with lock contention that could affect performance.

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Posted by billylo on Wednesday, April 16 @ 09:26:43 EDT (218 reads)
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 Streamline your Web site

ProgrammingAnonymous writes "

After you've made a Web site easily maintainable, issues of speed, accessibility, and organization become key. This article provides the techniques needed to turn your site into a sleek destination for visitors. Learn how to analyze your site's pages, and improve their efficiency and layout.

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Posted by billylo on Wednesday, April 16 @ 09:26:24 EDT (203 reads)
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· Debug memory leaks in Java apps using HeapRoots
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· WebSphere Virtual Enterprise
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· Discover BPEL V2.0 business support for Eclipse
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· Use Castor to bind Java objects to SQL databases
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· WAS Cache Monitor
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· WebSphere World will be shut-off during Earth Hour 2008
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· Security Workbench Development Environment for Java
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