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Posted by billylo on Sunday, July 04 @ 17:04:20 EDT (293 reads)
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 | Get to know more about java.lang.OutOfMemoryError |
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Posted by billylo on Wednesday, May 26 @ 00:37:36 EDT (553 reads)
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 | WebSphere AppServer on the Amazon EC2 cloud? |
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Posted by billylo on Thursday, January 07 @ 19:57:24 EST (687 reads)
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 | Use a 2nd WebSphere cell for HA |
Having a 2nd production WebSphere cell can help with implementing schedule maintenance more easily. See Alexandre's article for more details.
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Posted by billylo on Monday, November 09 @ 20:56:40 EST (496 reads)
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 | WebSphere on zOS - Optimized Local Adapters |
Many WebSphere applications connect to backend programs running on zOS... if you are using WebSphere on zOS, there is a special type of resource adapter called "OLA" (optimized local adapter) you can use to take advantage of zWAS. You can find an overview on OLA from this training material.
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Posted by billylo on Monday, August 10 @ 11:12:39 EDT (672 reads)
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 | A new WebSphere admin blog |
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Posted by billylo on Monday, July 20 @ 07:45:17 EDT (828 reads)
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 | Tech talk coming up on WebSphere crash analysis |
Okay, the JVM crashed. What should I do next? This tech talk on May 13 will cover how to gather data and analyze a crashed JVM (e.g. java core, system core dumps)
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Posted by billylo on Monday, April 27 @ 12:50:41 EDT (548 reads)
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 | Managing SOA solutions that involve multiple WebSphere products |
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Posted by billylo on Sunday, April 05 @ 08:04:35 EDT (639 reads)
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 | More on WebSphere on Solaris (GWC) |
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Posted by billylo on Wednesday, March 18 @ 07:06:24 EDT (691 reads)
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 | WebSphere on Solaris (Solaris patch can cause WebSphere memory leak) |
If you are using WebSphere on Solaris 10, check out this notice on a Solaris patch that may cause memory leaks to WebSphere.
Solaris Sparc Patch: 138888-05 and Intel Architecture Patch: 138889-03
and 138889-05 should avoid being installed because a memory leak in AIO
will appear. If this Solaris level is needed and can not be avoided,
AIO must be disabled. When AIO is disabled, code is executed with NIO.
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Posted by billylo on Sunday, March 15 @ 09:13:41 EDT (786 reads)
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 | Billy Newport has a youtube channel on WebSphere eXtreme Scale |
Billy Newport has a youtube channel where he shares his thoughts on the usage of WebSphere eXtreme Scale (e.g. using Object Grid with JPA and Hibernate.) Very interesting.
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Posted by billylo on Saturday, March 07 @ 07:22:44 EST (774 reads)
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 | Learning to manage a WebSphere environment |
If you are getting started to learn to administer a WebSphere environment, this WebCast would be good for you. It covers the basic concepts of system management in WebSphere.
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Posted by billylo on Saturday, March 07 @ 07:09:12 EST (866 reads)
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 | Learning the specific architecture for WebSphere on zOS |
WebSphere on the mainframe supports the same J2EE programming model. But from an implementation point of view, there are a lot of zOS specifics that you won't find elsewhere. This overview presentation (with audio) illustrates some of the zWAS concepts such as Control Region and Servant Region.
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Posted by billylo on Sunday, March 01 @ 11:07:07 EST (808 reads)
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 | Branching, tagging and merging in Subversion |
Anonymous writes "In this Automation for the People installment shows how to effectively tag, branch, and merge source code using the open source, freely available Subversion version-control system. "
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Posted by billylo on Wednesday, October 08 @ 11:26:12 EDT (1021 reads)
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 | Migration to v7 article |
The Sphere has a new article covering migration to WAS 7.0 which was released in September. Free registration required.
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Posted by billylo on Friday, October 03 @ 10:37:42 EDT (1091 reads)
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