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What's your opinion on AirSwap (AST)?
What is Airswap?Why there was a need for an exchange like Airswap?Why we are calling it the next big cryptocurrency exchange?To begin...All You Need to Know About AIRSWAP, The Next Big Cryptocurrency Exchange[1]Let's first discuss the kind of exchange we have and what is missing in the current exchanges?Currently, most of the cryptocurrency exchanges are centralized ones like bittrex or poloniex.When you are using a centralized cryptocurrency exchange then you don't have full control either on your fund or on your private key.Since these centralized cryptocurrency exchanges save your key in a centralized server or database they have a close watch on all your crypto funds transfer.And none of us really want our crypto funds to be watched upon by any third party."Necessity is the Mother of Invention"Definitely, there was a need for de-centralized cryptocurrency exchange like AIRSWAP.To make things more clear let's dig the de-centralized exchange.[What is a de-centralized cryptocurrency exchange like Airswap?]A de-centralized cryptocurrency exchange is an exchange which has the architecture of the platform built in such a manner that no centralized server or bundle of servers have control over the entire platform.To understand it in simpler terms there is no need for third-party intervention.[What are the features of de-centralized cryptocurrency exchange like Airswap?]An exchange not controlled by the third party.An exchange that can't be shut down by any government.An exchange that doesn't faces failures like centralized server failures etc.An exchange that doesn't ask for KYC verification.An exchange that allows the cryptocurrency users to manage and control their funds with hundred percent privacy.[What are the major differences between centralized and de-centralized exchange?]PicsCredit:Masterthecrypto[What are benefits of de-centralized exchange like Airswap?]Identity theft will reduce to zero.Banking Cartels will not exist anymore.Innovation with no limits.Anyone can transfer wealth to anyone at any time and from any part of the world.Highly secure with zero probability of corruption.NO DOWNTIME.I hope my readers and my dear friends will have a clear idea about de-centralized cryptocurrency exchange.In case you have a doubt please do contact me or ask your query in the comment section.I am always there to help you to the best of my potentials.Almost I have written around 650 words but still, I haven't even started to talk about the topic 'airswap' which is the highlight of this blog post. - Google Search intention was to first clear the doubt if any exists between the centralized and de-centralized exchange for better understanding.Coming back to AIRSWAP...[What is Airswap?]Airswap is a de-centralized cryptocurrency exchange which uses SWAP protocol for exchanging ethereum token.Note: Swap protocol is peer-to-peer protocol.The best part of this trading platform is that the users will not have to pay any trading fee. Since there will not be any involvement of the third party to the exchange making it almost hack free.Airswap is a Hong Kong-based company, a joint venture with consensus, recently made headlines for partnering with Fortress hedge fund manager Michael Novogratz.From the research that I have done, I can definitely assure you that this exchange will be known for privacy, security, and transparency.Let's understand the key components of Airswap as it will definitely add value in case you are interested in making a career in blockchain or you are a cryptocurrency trader.Peer Protocol-I hope you are aware of peer-to-peer cryptocurrency trading.In case you aren't....No issues let me explain it to you.As the name suggests peer-to-peer transaction involves two individuals.For eg, you can consider ordering a pizza from pizza hut, chicken from KFC or even a cup of coffee from CCD as a peer-to-peer transaction.Whenever you are buying something from an e-commerce website remember it's a peer-to-peer transaction.There isn't the involvement of any third party.A peer-to-peer trading is private as it involves two parties who have a common interest.I will explain the same with an example of Maker denoted by "M" and Taker denoted by "T".Maker (M): The party that provides the order.Taker (T): The party that fills the order.The best part about peer-to-peer protocol is that anyone can take the role of maker and taker.I forget to mention that tokens are ERC20 complaints and any token that implements the standards can be very well traded using this protocol.Taker calls Maker for an order.Maker replies with an order.Taker calls contract to fill the order.Indexer Protocol-Indexer works on the concept of 'intent to trade'.The process is very simple.Here multiple makers can signal 'intent to trade' to indexer and when a maker ask for counterparties he/she may end up selecting one from multiple options.Once the Indexer has found the maker, the taker will be informed about it.Now Taker can negotiate with Maker and once ready for the agreement, the order is filled on smart contract.Makers call on the indexer.Takers also call on the indexer.Indexer calls on taker when a suitable or favorable match is found.Taker calls on Maker.Maker replies with an order.Takers call on contract to fill the order.Oracle Protocol-An oracle protocol is an off-chain service that provides pricing information to both makers and takers.When pricing an order prior to delivering it to a Taker, a Maker may ask the Oracle for what it considers a fair price suggestion.Likewise, having received an order, a Taker may ask the Oracle to check the price on the order to verify that it’s fair.The Oracle provides this pricing information to help both the Maker and the Taker make more educated pricing decisions and to smooth the process of trade negotiation.Takers call on the Makers.Makers call on the Oracle.Oracle provides a price to the Maker.Maker replies with an order only after analyzing the price.Taker calls the Contract for Order fulfillment.A similar interaction happens between Taker and Oracle when Taker receives an Order.Taker calls the Maker.Maker replies with an order.Taker call on Oracle.Oracle returns a price to the Taker.Taker calls the Contract only after the analyzing the price information.Ethereum Smart Contract-An ethereum smart contract is used to fill or cancel orders.Fill:- An atomic swap of tokens called by a Taker. The contract ensures that the message sender matches taker and ensures that the time indicated in expiration has not passed.To fill orders, peers must have already called approve on the specified tokens to allow the contract to withdraw at least the specified amounts.For token transfers, the contract calls transferFrom on the respective tokens.At the successful completion of this function, a Filled event is broadcast to the blockchain. The parameters,vr and sconstitute the maker signature.Cancel:- A cancellation of an order that has already been communicated to a Taker but not yet filled. Called by the Maker of the order.Marks the order as already having been filled on the contract so a subsequent attempt to fill the order will fail.At the successful completion of this function, a Canceled event is broadcast to the blockchain.Read More……Footnotes[1] All You Need to Know About AIRSWAP, The Next Big Cryptocurrency Exchange
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What are the current topics for a paper presentation by an ECE student?
List of all Technical topics (ECE) in recent trend is given below :A Digital Speech Effects SynthesizerAdvanced Queue Management TechniquesAgent Mediated E-commerceAircarsAircraft GPS TrackingAmbiophonicsAn Electric BicycleLogin application in java using model view controller(mvc) and MySQL databaseAnatomy and working of search enginesAndroid a smart phone operating system by googleAnti-hiv using nano robotsApache hadoop introductionApplication of microcontroller in vehicle monitoring and security systemAqua communication using modemArtificial intelligence on expert systemsAn iPhone application for visualizing pollution mapsAnalysis of Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS) for Domestic Electrical appliancesAnalysis on Performance of Freeware ToolsAndroid Operating SystemAnimatronicsAntenna Analysis Using Wavelet RepresentationsAnti-Jamming wireless systemsApplication of Genetic Algorithms in Network routingApplication of LED for Domestic ApplicationsApplications of Graph Theory to Metabolic PathwaysApplications of Soft Computing in Medical Image AnalysisApplications of speech recognitionApproximate string matching for Music retrievalARQ Schemes for Wireless Data CommunicationsArtificial EyeArtificial immune system.Artificial intelligence for speech recognitionAspects of Database Security and Program SecurityAttacks on Smart CardsAugmented RealityAuthentication and securing the systemsAutomated Network Address AssignmentAutomated Software Testing of ApplicationsAutomatic Device Driver Synthesis From Device SpecificationsAutomatic sound-based user grouping for real time online forumsAutomatic Video Surveillance SystemsAutonomic ComputingAutomatic Conveyor for Industrial AutomationAttendance Monitoring Intelligent ClassroomAn Automatic Mobile Recharge StationBidirectional Power Control for hybrid vehiclesBiomolecular ComputersBiometrics IRIS techniqueBio sensors (photonics)BiochipsBio-Medical Instrumentation and Signal analysisBiometric SecurityBiometric 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(e-waste)Embedded web server for industrial automationEyegaze systemFuel saver systemGoogle autonomous carFeatures of Qualcomm Snapdragon processorGuarding distribution automation system against cyber attacksFace detection technologyFacility Layout Design using Genetic AlgorithmFalls detection using accelerometry and barometric pressureFast Convergence Algorithms for Active Noise Controlling VehiclesFault Tolerance in Virtual Machine EnvironmentsFault tolerant Routing in Mobile Ad-Hoc NetworkFerroelectric RAMFine Grained DataBase SecurityFine-grained Access Control in DatabasesFingerprint recognition system by neural networksFinite Element Interface (FEI)Flexible CRT DisplaysFluorescent Multilayer Disc (FMD)Fluorescent Multilayer Optical Data StorageForecasting Wind PowerFractal image compressionFractal robotsFree Space Laser Communicationsfully digital class-D amplifiersFully Integrated Amp-Meter for Electrical SimulatorsFunctional Magnetic Resonance ImagingFuture of the internetFuture Programming Techniques and ConceptsFuzzified Computer-Automated Crane Control SystemFuzzy Logic Control for complex systemsGaming interfaces applied to videoconferencingGeneral Packet Radio Service (GPRS)Generic visual perception processorGeographic information systemGeometric Invariants in Biological MoleculesGIS tools for web applicationsGlobal positioning response systemGSM Digital Security Systems for PrinterVoice Operated Intelligent Fire Extinguisher VehicleGlobal Positioning SystemGlobal System for Mobile Communication (GSM)Google Android- Mobile OS from GoogleGrasshopper Operating SystemGroupware TechnologyGSM Security And EncryptionHandfree driving [auto]Hardware EDAC for Harsh EnvironmentsHardware implementation of background image modelingHAVI: Home Audio Video InteroperabilityHawk Eye – A Technology in sportsHigh Altitude Aeronautical PlatformsHigh Performance ClustersHigh Performance ComputingHigh Performance DSP ArchitecturesHigh Speed Circuits for optical InterconnectHigh Speed Data in Mobile NetworksHigh speed LANs or InternetHolographic Data StorageHolographic MemoryHolographic Versatile DiscHolt-Winters technique for Financial ForecastingHomeRF and Bluetooth: A wireless data communications revolutionHot Spot TechnologyHyper thread imaxHyper thread technologyHyper Transport TechnologyHow does a search engine work ??How does google search engine work ??How to create a website using wordpressHuman computer interaction & its futureDesign of a color Sensing System for Textile IndustriesGSM based Path Planning for Blind Person Using UltrasonicImage retrieval using compact binary signaturesVehicle Monitoring and Security SystemImbricate cryptographyImplementation of hamming codeIntroduction to microcontrollersIntroduction to AirfoilIntrusion detection and avoidance systemIC Amplifier Design for Touch SensorsImage transmission over WiMax SystemsImage WatermarkingImplantable on-chip Power SuppliesImproving TCP performance over mobile ad hoc 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Attached Storage (NAS)Non Volatile Static RAMOptical coherence tomographyOptical to electrical converter for optical interconnectOptimization of Ad Hoc Wireless Sensor NetworksOptimization of Protocol Stack for wireless networksOracle RDBMSOutdoor High Voltage InsulatorsOvonic Unified MemoryPersonal Satellite assistant SystemsPH Control Technique using Fuzzy LogicPhone Busy IndicatorPivot Vector Space Approach in Audio-Video MixingPlastic chips & electronicsPluggable Authentication Modules (PAM)POF Tunable Fiber LaserPOP Plaster Of ParisPower Efficiency and Security in Smart HomesProactive Anomaly DetectionPrototype System Design for TelemedicinePublic Key Encryption and Digital SignatureQoS in Cellular Networks Based on MPTQoS in Networking using active NetworksQOS in software server FirewallsQuad-Core ProcessorsRadio Frequency Identification (RFID)Real time communication in wireless sensor networksReal Time Operating Systems on Embedded ICsReal Time Speech TranslationReal Time 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What is so great about Chandra Babu Naidu?
CREDITS: Anurag kumar S (अनुराग कुमार एस), Students at Chandigarh University (2017-present)40 ACHIEVEMENTS OF CHANDRABABU NAIDU IN 4 YEARS AS CHIEF MINISTER OF ANDHRA PRADESH.4 Years as Chief Minister of the new state of Andhra Pradesh !Did he live upto the expectations of the people of Andhra Pradesh ?Did his vision translate into something quantifiable ?Here are the 40 major achievements of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Mr.Chandrababu Naidu.1. MAKING VIZAG AND VIJAYAWADA AS ONE OF THE CLEANEST CITIES OF INDIA.Vizag and Vijayawada have amazingly transformed into India’s one of the Cleanest Cities. The Cleanliness of Vizag has been attracting tourism from Across the country and from beyond.2. DECIDED THE CAPITAL AT THE CENTER OF THE STATE SO THAT IT IS ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE AND NAMED IT“AMARAVATI – THE PEOPLE’S CAPITAL “As Andhra Pradesh is a very long state, Capital should be accessible to everyone, so he decided the capital to be in the center.Amaravati Started as an Idea that way.3. CONVINCED FARMERS TO DONATE 35,000 ACRES OF LAND IN LAND POOLING SCHEME WHERE BOTH FARMERS AND GOVERNMENT HAD A WIN WIN SITUATION.A master stroke of all is the Land Pooling scheme of Amaravati which is a role model for the whole nation. There are instances of Governments changing for land acquisitions of around 1000 Acres. In this case farmers volunteered to come and join the land pooling.In land pooling, Farmers get 1/3 of the land back in the developed area of Amaravati City. Farmers are the biggest supporters of Amaravati and are being made the front face for their love and sacrifice for building a Future City for the 5 Crore Andhra Pradesh people.4. BIGGEST ACHIEVEMENT, THOUGH UNDERPLAYED IS MOVING EMPLOYEES FROM HYDERABAD TO AMARAVATI.Andhra Pradesh’s revenue crisis was making it worse and people were not happy spending their taxes in a different state, Also for people of Andhra Pradesh, going to Hyderabad to meet their government wasn’t feeling great.Instead of waiting for whole of amaravati to be ready, Mr.Naidu built an Interim Capital with 6 Lakh Sft of Office Space in a record time of 4 Months.20,799 employees of the Andhra government’s secretariat offices and 89 departments spread across Hyderabad have moved to the new capital Amaravati bringing new activity in the capital, new taxes and new businesses as these employees spend their salary in the new state of Andhra Pradesh and not in Hyderabad, so would be people who will be coming to meet them for work.5. UNIVERSITIES STARTED TO OPERATE IN THE VERY FIRST YEAR OF INCEPTION.Due to fast follow up from Andhra Pradesh state and due to the Union Ministers TDP had in the NDA govt, some of the non fund involved processes moved very fast.IIT Tirupati, IIM Visakhapatnam, NID Amaravati, NIT Tadepalligudem, etc have Started Classes the first year of forming the government.Sadly due to not enough fund support from Center, They are all still running from Temporary campuses.6. PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES RALLIED TO AMARAVATIDue to the good relation Mr.Naidu has with the universities like SRM and VIT, they all liked the idea of Amaravati, the people’s capital and rallied to Amaravati.They bought land at around Rs.2 Crs per acre from Government and started their universities.SRM Amaravati and VIT Amaravati campuses are ready and operational for over two years now with their campus buildings constantly growing.Amrita is yet to start the construction.7. ATTRACTED AND GROUNDED THE KIA MOTORS, INDIA’S LARGEST FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT (FDI) EVER !Kia Motors is one of the Biggest Success Stories of CBN Government. $2 Billion has been invested into Andhra Pradesh by Kia Motors, Its the Largest FDI Investment in India.8. HERO MOTORS DITCHED NEIGHBOURING STATE TO COME TO ANDHRA PRADESH.How Hero Motors came to Andhra Pradesh saying no is Telangana and Maharastra is a huge lesson for all the Entrepreneurs and Leaders.Mr.Naidu Asked Munjal, CEO of Hero Motors for a meeting over dinner and flew to Mumbai to meet him and convinced him to set up the Hero Motors manufacturing unit in Andhra Pradesh.Apollo Tyres, Isuzu Motors, Cadbury, Asian Paints and many more Industries have rallied to Andhra Pradesh considering the 24*7 power, abundance of water and good governance in Andhra Pradesh.9. RIVER INTERLINKING OF RIVER KRISHNA AND RIVER GODAVARI.First time in India Ever, Two major rivers got integrated with Pattiseema Project giving water to farmers across the state. The surplus waters in River Krishna due to the River Integration were used to give Water to Rayalaseema which was a huge win.160 TMC of water has been lifted from Godavari to Krishna which resulted in a farming yield of 18,000 Crores in Krishna Delta in 3 years and 7,400 Crores in Rayalaseema over 2 Years.10. LOAN WAIVER OF 24000 CRORESDespite the rough economic situation, Farmer Loans of 24,000 Crores are Waived.11. PENSION INCREASED TO RS.1000.Old age and physically challenged Pension was increased to Rs.1000 from Rs.200. This money deposited into accounts on the 1st of every month without any mediator intervention.12. REAL TIME GOVERNANCECM’s CORE Dashboard is one of the World’s Best MIS with all the data from around the State, kept open to public in real time. CM and his team use this data and help deliver service better.13. GREAT PROGRESS IN POLAVARAM.When NDA Offered 3 Central Minister Positions to TDP, CBN asked we will only take 2, for the third, we want full support to Polavaram Project which is a lifeline to Andhra Pradesh.7 Mandals of Telangana were merged in Andhra Pradesh on demand of Mr.Naidu and Polavaram construction was given to the State for a speedy process.Any major project of that size would take 15 years in India but Polavaram has made tremendous progress in the last 4 years where 56% of the project is completed. Its currently in slow progress due to Fund deficit by Central Government.CM Chandrababu Naidu renamed Somavaram ( Monday ) as Polavaram where he reviews the project status either through Live streaming or by personal visit.14. SUCCESSFULLY FACED HUD HUD ALONG WITH THE BRAVE PEOPLE OF VIZAG AND TRANSFORMED VIZAG INTO INDIA’S ONE OF THE CLEANEST CITIES.If we look back at the 4 years, Hud Hud had the biggest need of leadership. Mr.Naidu rose above everyone and helped Vizag recover at jet speed.He lived out of a bus, did surprise visits around the city, summoned the communication company heads, prepared neighbouring state to send supplies right after the cyclone passes, recovered power, recovered normalcy in record time.Won Hearts.!15. FRANKLIN TEMPLETON, FINTECH VALLEY, SIGNATURE TOWERS, INNOVATION TOWER TO VIZAG.One of the first big companies to step into Vizag is the prestigious Franklin Templeton. Fintech Valley in Visakhapatnam has been attracting many more companies to Vizag, the City of Destiny.P.S: Meanwhile Pawan Kalyan thinks that Franklin Templeton is a person who lives in US.16. MAKING RAYALASEEMA THE ELECTRONIC MANUFACTURING HUB.Xiaomi, Foxconn and many other Electronic Manufacturers made Sri City and Rayalaseema their home.17. NEW TERMINAL TO VIJAYAWADA AIRPORT AND INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS TO VIZAG.An amazing new terminal is built in Vijayawada in record time and has made it comfortable for people to fly from Vijayawada.Direct flights to Singapore, Malaysia, Dubai and Sri Lanka have started from Vizag to make it more accessible to the world. So to be done in Vijayawada too.18. MAKING VEHICLE REGISTRATION PROCESS ONLINE.Andhra Pradesh is the only state in the country to fully automate the Vehicle registration process removing the middle men. Vehicles are registered automatically at the time of sale and there is not contact between RTA and the Consumer removing any chance for Bribes.19. FIBERGRID – CHEAPEST INTERNET EVER !AP FiberGrid is World’s cheapest internet service rolled out by the government where Internet and TV are provided at INR 149 Only making people access the information across the globe.20. LED AND IOT-FYING STREET LIGHTSLEDfying the Street Lights has made AP stand as role model by saving millions of Units of Power.8 lakh 30 thousand Street Lights have been transformed into LED and IoT enabled.You can check which Street Lights are on and which are Not from CM dashboard and any one with repair has to be back into action within an SLA of 24 hours.21. E CABINET. FIRST AND ONE AND ONLY.Cabinet meeting have turned Paper Free, making it efficient and smart.22. DIGITAL CLASSROOMS. GOVERNMENT CLASSROOMS THAT ARE MORE SMART THAN THAT OF PRIVATE SCHOOLS.Class rooms are Digitalized by providing internet, screen, audio system, computer and digital content to make children learn more efficiently.23. BIKE AMBULANCES FOR TRIBALSBike Ambulances were launched to make medical care accessible to the remotest parts of the State. This has been a boon in the Tribal Areas where the access by road is limited.24. SOLAR PUMPSET FOR FARMERSSolar Pumpsets were given to farmers at subsidised prices making them access power for free and anytime they wish.25. HIGHEST GDP GROWTH IN THE NATIONAndhra Pradesh under Mr.Naidu has achieved Double Digit Growth rate, highest in the Country.AP has been growing at an average of 10.5% Growth Rate while India’s Avg growth rate is about 7%.26. NTR SUJALANTR Sujala has been implemented in various places across the state where clean water is made accessible at very low cost of only Rs. 2 for 20 Litres of Water.27. ANNA CANTEENAnna Canteens have been rolled out to make food accessible for cost as low as Rs. 5.28. 24*7 POWER.Power Cuts were a very common scene until Mr.Naidu took over the government. Andhra Pradesh since then been having 24*7 Power even in the Peak Summer where the demand is very high.Thanks to the LED conversion of Street Lights as well as Lights at home, Millions of Units have been saved reducing the demand. Also, Additions of 2000 MW of Solar Power and 3000 MW of Wind Power in the last 4 years has been a huge add on making Andhra Pradesh one of the most Efficient and Green states.29. CII PARTNERSHIP SUMMITCII Partnership Summit was held successfully in Visakhapatnam for 3 times in a row, which is very rare as PS happens in a new state everytime.This attracted thousands of crores of investment to AP and with it JOBS.!30. COLLABORATION WITH BILL GATES FOR AGRI GROWTH.Bill Gates came down to Andhra Pradesh to collaborate with the growth of Agriculture in Andhra Pradesh.31. NTR HOUSING SCHEMEApartment styled homes were built for the low income group across Andhra Pradesh to help them have a home.32. JOBS JOBS JOBS !An investment of 15,95,157 Crores was attracted and which will trickle down into 36,58,280 Jobs, of which 2,97,370 Jobs have already gone live.Kia has started hiring in ananthapur, IT companies started to hire in Vizag, Amaravati and Tirupati.33. WATER TO RAYALASEEMA FOR THE FIRST TIME AFTER MORE THAN 4 DECADES.Many rivers and lakes have seen water after more than 4 decades. This was possible by saving water in Srisailam as Godavari water was pumped to Krishna. Then the Water in Srisailam was diverted to Rivers and Canals across Rayalaseema making Rayalaseema see Irrigation Water after Decades.34. CHANDRANNA BHEEMA HELPING FAMILIES OF WORKERS IN UNORGANIZED SECTOR STAND BACK ON THEIR FOOT.An financial help of 5 Lakh INR is being given to families of workers who face sudden demise to make their families stand back and kids continue their education when they lose the bread earner of the family.35. PEOPLE FIRST. 1100 RESPONSE CENTER.1100 Call center was launched and a ticket number is created for every complaint and is tracked till closure. CM directly monitors the performance of the number of issues being resolved.A total of 80, 213 complaints are received as of Sep 2017 and of which 44919 cases were resolved, other being pending and work in progress.Next time you have an issue with a government service, Call 1100.36. FINALISING WORLD CLASS DESIGNS FOR AMARAVATI.Norman Foster group has given some amazing designs for Amaravati Assembly building, High Court and other Structures.AMARAVATI CITY SCAPEVIEW OF ASSEMBLY BUILDING.VIEW OF HIGH COURT BUILDING, AMARAVATI37. AMARAVATI TO ANANTHAPUR EXPRESS WAY.A Straight line Highway that will cut down the travel time from Rayalaseema to Amaravati which is 10 hours now is planned, Land acquisition is close to complete, but due to unavailability of Fund from the Center, this project is waiting to get implemented.Once implemented this Express Way will stand as a Benchmark for the Nation and will be a Pride of South India kicking off Economic progress in new areas of Andhra Pradesh.38. RENOVATION OF BUS STANDS USED BY MILLIONS OF PEOPLE.All the bus stands across the state are renewed and maintained the cleanest ever. Bus Stands this summer also got huge coolers to keep the Passengers at Comfort making APSRTC a got to Travel Partner.39. ANDHRA PRADESH STOOD NO.1 IN INCREASE IN FOREST COVER.Andhra Pradesh Stood No.1 in Increase of Forest Cover between 2015-2017 with 2141 sq km, followed by Karnataka with 1101 sq km and Kerala with 1043 sq km.40. KICKING OFF BUILDING THE MEGA CITY, AMARAVATI.The Roads are even clearly visible on Google Maps8 Line Roads Across Amaravati are close to Finish. MLA Quarters are under construction. Other major constructions to start soon.Andhra Pradesh is also a model state in Open Defecation Free with 37,01,615 Toilets built in the last 4 years.17,000 Kms of Cement Roads have also been laid across towns and Villages of Andhra Pradesh, 6000 Kms of Roads in last year alone.Considering that Andhra Pradesh is a newly formed state left with no revenue and a Capital City to operate from, First 4 years of Mr.Chandrababu Naidu Government have definitely set a vision for the progress to come and has brought the state from Revenue losses to a Stable Economy with a Capital in Making.Andhra Pradesh has also achieved No.1 status in multiple areas like Cleanliness, Good Governance, Ease of Doing Business, Usage of Technology in governance, Best Water Management, etc.Wishing Andhra Pradesh a Progressive Future and Amaravati a Happening City Soon.Achievements…source:-N. Chandrababu Naidu - WikipediaAt 28, the state's youngest assembly member and ministerLongest serving Chief Minister for the combined state of Andhra Pradesh (1995–2004)First Chief Minister of the newly formed state of Andhra Pradesh from 8 June 2014.Longest-serving leader of opposition in the Andhra Pradesh assemblyVoted IT Indian of the Millennium in a poll by India Today and 20:20 MediaHe was named "SOUTH ASIAN OF THE YEAR" by the TIME Magazine, USAHe was described as one of the Hidden Seven working wonders around the world, by Profit, a monthly magazine published by Oracle Corporation, US.Business Person of the Year by Economic TimesHe calls himself as "CEO of Andhra Pradesh".The Pune-based organisation, Bharatiya Chatra Sansad, in partnership with MIT School of Governance, has honoured him with "Aadarsh Mukhyamantri Puraskar" (Model CM Award) in its 6th annual session on 30 January 2016.Transformative Chief Minister Award’ in May 2017Source: http://www.southreport.com/4yrs-...Read more: king of my own kingdom!Hope you liked them.!Thanks!!!
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What are the pros and cons of each computer programming language?
Here is a list of Cons: (From Shooting yourself in the foot in various programming languages)370 JCL You send your foot down to MIS and include a 300-page document explaining exactly how you want it to be shot. Two years later, your foot comes back deep-fried.You shoot yourself in the head just thinking about it.You find the first building you're in in the phone book, then find your office number in the corporate phone book. Then you have to write this down and describe, in cubits, your exact location in relation to the door (the right side thereof). Then you need to write down the location of the gun (loading it is a proprietary utility), then you load it, and the COBOL program, and run them, and with luck, it may be run tonight.Ada If you are dumb enough to actually use this language, the United States Department of Defense will kidnap you, stand you up in front of a firing squad, and tell the soldiers, "Shoot at his feet."After correctly packaging your foot, you attempt to concurrently load the gun, pull the trigger, scream, and shoot yourself in the foot. When you try, however, you discover that your foot is of the wrong type.You scour all 156e54 pages of the manuals, looking for references to foot, leg, or toe; then you get hopelessly confused and give up. You sneak in when the boss isn't around and finally write the damn thing in C. You turn in 7,689 pages of source code to the review committee, knowing they'll never look at it, and when the program needs maintenance, you quit.Algol You shoot yourself in the foot with a Civil War-era musket. The musket is aesthetically fascinating, and the wound baffles the adolescent medic in the emergency room.Algol 60 You spend hours trying to figure out how to fire the gun because it has no provisions for input or output.Algol 68 You mildly deprocedure the gun, the bullet gets firmly dereferenced, and your foot is strongly coerced to void.APL You shoot yourself in the foot and then spend all day figuring out how to do it in fewer characters.You hear a gunshot and there's a hole in your foot, but you don't remember enough linear algebra to understand what happened.@#&^$%&%^ footAPT You cut a perfect bullethole in your foot and shoot through it.ASP You try to shoot yourself in the foot, but the most advanced thing you can manage is to cut your wrist.Assembly You try to shoot yourself in the foot only to discover that you must first invent the gun, the bullet, the trigger, and your foot.You crash the OS and overwrite the root disk. The system administrator arrives and shoots you in the foot. After a moment of contemplation, the system administrator shoots himself in the foot and then hops around the room rapidly shooting at everyone in sight.By the time you've written the gun, you are dead, and don't have to worry about shooting your feet. Alternatively, you shoot and miss, but don't notice.Using only 7 bytes of code, you blow off your entire leg in only 2 CPU clock ticks.BASIC Shoot self in foot with water pistol. On big systems, continue until entire lower body is waterlogged.BCPL You shoot yourself somewhere in the leg; you can't get any finer resolution than that.C You shoot yourself in the foot.You shoot yourself in the foot and then nobody else can figure out what you did.C++ You accidentally create a dozen instances of yourself and shoot them all in the foot. Providing emergency medical assistance is impossible since you can't tell which are bitwise copies and which are just pointing at others and saying, "That's me, over there."C# You shoot yourself in the foot, but first have to switch to unsafe mode.You forget precisely how to use the .NET interface and shoot yourself in the foot. You sue Microsoft for damages.Clipper You grab a bullet, get ready to insert it in the gun so that you can shoot yourself in the foot, and discover that the gun that the bullet fits has not yet been built, but should be arriving in the mail real soon now.COBOL USEing a COLT.45 HANDGUN, AIM GUN at LEG.FOOT, THEN PLACE ARM.HAND.FINGER on HANDGUN.TRIGGER and SQUEEZE. THEN RETURN HANDGUN to HOLSTER. CHECK whether SHOELACE needs to be retied.Allocate $500,000 for the project. Define foot, bullet, gun. Run press_trigger. Go for coffee break. Return in time to put foot under bullet.You try to shoot yourself in the foot, but the gun won't fire unless it's aligned in column 8.Concurrent Euclid You shoot yourself in somebody else's foot.CP/M You remember when shooting yourself in the foot with a BB gun was a big deal.CSS Everyone can now shoot themselves in the foot, but all their feet come out looking identical and attached to their ears.dBase You buy a gun. Bullets are only available from another company and are promised to work so you buy them. Then you find out that the next version of the gun is the one that is scheduled to actually shoot bullets.You squeeze the trigger, but someone corrupted the index and the bullet shoots you in the eye.You squeeze the trigger, but the bullet moves so slowly that by the time your foot feels the pain you've forgotten why you shot yourself anyway.DCL $ MOUNT/DENSITY=.45/LABEL=BULLET/MESSAGE="BYE" BULLET::BULLET$GUN SYS$BULLET$ SET GUN/LOAD/SAFETY=OFF/SIGHT=NONE/HAND=LEFT/CHAMBER=1/ACTION=AUTOMATIC/LOG/ALL/GULL SYS$GUN_3$DUA3:[000000] GUN.GUN$ SHOOT/LOG/AUTO SYS$GUN SYS$SYSTEM:[FOOT] FOOT.FOOT%DCL-W-ACTIMAGE, error activating image GUN-CLI-E-IMGNAME image file $3$DUA240:[GUN] GUN.EXE;1-IMGACT-F-NOTNATIVE, image is not an OpenVMS Alpha AXP imageDelphi You try to shoot yourself in the foot but discover that the bullets you already had are not compatible with the new gun version, but Borland promises a fix real soon now.Eiffel You create a GUN object, two FOOT objects, and a BULLET object. The GUN passes both the FOOT objects as a reference to the BULLET. The FOOT objects increment their hole counts and forget about the BULLET. A little demon then drives a garbage truck over your feet and grabs the bullet (both of it) on the way.You take out a contract on your foot. The precondition is that there's a bullet in the gun; the postcondition is that there's a hole in your foot.English You put your foot in your mouth, then bite it off.Forth Foot in yourself shoot.First you decide to leave the number of toes lost on the stack and then implement the word foot-toes@ which takes three numbers from the stack: foot number, range, and projectile mass (in slugs) and changes the current vocabulary to blue. While testing this word you are arrested by the police for mooning (remember, this is a bottom-up language) who demonstrate the far better top-down approach to damaging yourself.BULLET DUP3 * GUN LOAD FOOT AIM TRIGGER PULL BANG EMIT DEAD IF DROP ROT THEN. This takes about five bytes of memory, executes in two to ten clock cycles on any processor, and can be used to replace any existing function of the language as well as in any future words. Welcome to bottom-up programming, where you too can perform compiler pre-processing instead of actually writing code.FORTRAN You shoot yourself in each toe, iteratively, until you run out of toes, then you read in the next foot and repeat. If you run out of bullets or toes, you continue anyway because no exception processing was anticipated.Haskell On a warm Saturday afternoon, sitting by the pool with a margarita, you casually sit up from your chaise lounge chair, signNow over and pick up a gun, aim at your foot, and lazily pull the trigger.You shoot yourself in the foot very elegantly, and wonder why the whole world isn't shooting itself this way.You spend several hours creating a new copy of the Universe which is identical to the existing one except your foot has a hole in it. You then hear that it can be done more elegantly with Dyadic Functile Hyper-Arrows, but the very act of reading some of the included sample code causes one of your metatarsals to explode.HTML You cut a bullethole in your foot with nothing more than a small penknife, but you realize that to make it look convincing, you need to be using Dreamweaver.HyperTalk Put the first bullet of the gun into foot left of leg of you. Answer the result.You describe how to shoot yourself in the foot, which not only happens, but you also get cool visual effects.As of HyperTalk 2.2, you cannot shoot yourself in the foot from within the stack; you must write this functionality into an XCMD or XFCN. However, we anticipate this functionality to be incorporated into the next major release.IDL You easily shoot yourself in the foot, complete with neat little graphs showing the trajectory of the bullet and the result of the impact. After twenty hours and ten thousand lines of code, your friend proudly announces that he has accomplished the same thing in an Excel spreadsheet.Java You write a program to shoot yourself in the foot and put it on the Internet. People all over the world shoot themselves in the foot, and everyone leaves your website hobbling and cursing.You amputate your foot at the ankle with a fourteen-pound hacksaw, but you can do it on any platform.JavaScript You find that Microsoft and Sun have released incompatible class libraries both implementing Gun objects. You then find that although there are plenty of Foot objects implemented in the past in many other languages, you cannot get access to one. But, seeing as JavaScript is so cool, you don't care and go around shooting anything else you can find.LaTeX compy$ more foot_shooting.tex\documentclass[12pt]{article}\usepackage{latexgun,latexshoot}\begin{document}See how easy it is to shoot yourself in the foot? \\\gun[leftfoot]{shoot} \\\pain\end{document}compy$ latex foot_shooting...line 6: undefined control sequence \painLisp You shoot yourself in the appendage which holds the gun with which you shoot yourself in the appendage which holds the gun with which you shoot yourself in the appendage which holds the gun with which you shoot...You attempt to shoot yourself in the foot, but the gun jams on a stray parenthesis.Linux You shoot yourself in the foot with a Gnu.Logo You can easily shoot the gun, but you have to work out the geometry to make sure the bullet goes into your foot.Mac OS (System 7) Double-click the gun icon and a window appears, giving a selection for guns, target areas, and balloon help with medical remedies. Click the "shoot" button and a small bomb appears with a note "Bad F-line instruction."Mac OS (System 7.1) Double-click the gun icon and a window appears, giving a selection for guns, target areas, and balloon help with medical remedies. Click the "shoot" button and a small bomb appears with a note "Error of type 1 has occurred."Mac OS 9 Double-click the gun icon and a window appears, giving a selection for guns, target areas, and balloon help with medical remedies. Click the "shoot" button and a window appears with the message "You need to install the latest version of CarbonLib. Should I get it for you?" You click "Yes" and your computer hangs.Mac OS X You try to shoot yourself in the foot from the GUI but the gun has inexplicably turned into a bag of Skittles.You open up the Terminal, type sudo shoot -p ~/Library/BodyParts/Preferences/foot.plist, and your kernel panics.Matlab You shoot yourself in the foot five times from the command prompt before you can put your foot in an m file.Once your foot is in an m file you shoot it fifty more ways effortlessly and then plot the results.Eventually you can't afford to continue shooting yourself in the foot this way, so you graduate to less elegant ways of shooting yourself in the foot with Excel.Modula-2 After realizing that you can't actually accomplish anything in the language, you shoot yourself in the head.MOO You ask a wizard for a pair of hands. After lovingly hand-crafting the generic gun and generic bullet, you flag the objects as fertile and then tell everyone they can now shoot themselves in the foot.Motif You spend days writing a UIL description of your foot, the trajectory, the bullet, and the intricate scrollwork on the ivory handles of the gun. When you finally get around to pulling the trigger, the gun jams.MS-DOS You finally find the gun, but you can't find the file with the bullets for the life of you.You shoot yourself in the foot, but you can unshoot yourself with add-on software.MPW Because you don't actually have a gun, you write an imitation UNIX shell and shoot yourself in the foot using Pascal..NET You can now shoot yourself in the foot with any of fourteen weapons, ranging from an antique medieval crossbow to a laser-guided Destructo-Beam. However, all these weapons must be manufactured by Microsoft and you must pay Microsoft royalties every time you shoot yourself in the foot.Objective-C You write a protocol for shooting yourself in the foot so that all people can get shot in their feet.Occam You shoot both your feet with several guns at once.Oracle You decide to shoot yourself in the foot, so you go out and buy a gun, but the gun won't work without "deploying" a shoulder holster solution, relational titanium-alloy bullets, body armor infrastructure, a laser sight assistant, a retractable arm stock application, and an enterprise team of ballistic experts and a chiropodist.The menus for coding foot_shooting have not been implemented yet, and you can't do foot_shooting in SQL.Paradox Not only can you shoot yourself in the foot, your users can too.Pascal The compiler won't let you shoot yourself in the foot.The gun is mounted such that it cannot point towards your feet, but you can swivel it round and shoot yourself in the head instead.Perl You separate the bullet from the gun with a hyperoptimized regexp, and then you transport it to your foot using several typeglobs. However, the program fails to run and you can't correct it since you don't understand what the hell it is you've written.You stab yourself in the foot repeatedly with an incredibly large and very heavy Swiss Army knife.You shoot yourself in the foot and then decide it was so much fun that you invent another six completely different ways to do it.There are so many ways to shoot yourself in the foot that you post a query to comp.lang.perl.misc to determine the optimal approach. After sifting through 500 replies (which you accomplish with a short Perl script), not to mention the cross-posts to the perl5-porters mailing list for which you upgraded your first sifter into a package, which of course you uploaded to CPAN for others who might have a similar problem (which, of course, is the problem of sorting out e-mail and news, not the problem of shooting yourself in the foot), you set to the task of simply and elegantly shooting yourself in the foot, until you discover that, while it works fine in most cases, NT, VMS, and various flavors of Linux, AIX, and Irix all let you shoot you in the foot sooner than your Perl script could.PHP Three thousand people line up on your apartment's welcome mat and demand to be shot in their feet. One by one, you oblige them, but halfway through, the http connection times out and the crowd lynches you.PicoSpan You can't shoot yourself in the foot because you're not a host.Whenever you shoot yourself in the foot, someone opens a topic in policy about it.PL/1 After consuming all system resources including bullets, the data processing department doubles its size, acquires two new mainframes, and drops the original on your foot.PostScript foot bullets 6 locate loadgun aimgun shoot showpageProlog You tell your program you wish to be shot in the foot. The program figures out how to do it, but the syntax doesn't allow it to explain.Your program tries to shoot you in the foot, but you die of old age before the bullet leaves the gun.Python You shoot yourself in the foot and then brag for hours about how much more elegantly you did it than if you had been using C or (God forbid) Perl.You create a gun module, a gun class, a foot module, and a foot class. After realizing you can't point the gun at the foot, you pass a reference to the gun to a foot object. After the foot is blown up, the gun object remains alive for eternity, ready to shoot all future feet that may happen to appear.Revelation You'll be able to shoot yourself in the foot just as soon as you figure out what all these bullets are for.Ruby You shoot yourself in the foot and then have to justify it to all your friends who are still naively using Perl.SAS You spend three hours trying to cut your way through your foot with a rock flake, only to realize that the language was invented before guns allowed you to shoot yourself in the foot interactively in one easy step with no programming.You have no idea that the gun, the bullet, or your foot exists. The gun is locked in a safe in a bank vault on the other side of the galaxy, the bullet is locked in a safe in a bank vault in another galaxy, and the people who know the combinations for the safes and bank vaults died ten million years ago. Still, the gun goes off and fires the bullet through your foot.Scheme You shoot yourself in the appendage which holds the gun with which you shoot yourself in the appendage which holds the gun with which you shoot yourself in the appendage which holds the gun with which you shoot...but none of the other appendages are aware this is happening.You vaguely remember something from your Comp Sci 101 class about shooting yourself in the foot, but why should you waste your time shooting yourself using a functional programming language?sh, csh, etc. You can't remember the syntax for anything so you spend five hours reading man pages before giving up. You then shoot the computer and switch to C.SmallTalk You spend so much time playing with the graphics and windowing system that your boss shoots you in the foot, takes away your workstation, and makes you develop in COBOL on a character terminal.You shoot yourself in the foot and your foot sends doesNotUnderstand: Pain to your brain.You daydream repeatedly about shooting yourself in the foot.SML/NJ You program a structure for your foot, the gun, and the bullet, complete with associated signatures and function definitions. After two hours of laborious typing, forgetting of semicolons, and searching old Comp Sci textbooks for the definition of such phrases as "polymorphic dynamic objective typing system", as well as an additional hour for brushing up on the lambda calculus, you run the program and the interpreter tells you that the pattern-match between your foot and the bullet is nonexhaustive. You feel a slight tingling pain, but no bullethole appears in your foot because your program did not allow for side-effecting statements.SNOBOL If you succeed, shoot yourself in the left foot. If you fail, shoot yourself in the right foot.You grab your foot with your hand, then rewrite your hand to be a bullet. The act of shooting the original foot then changes your hand/bullet into yet another foot (a left foot).SQL You cut your foot off, send it out to a service bureau, and when it returns it has a hole in it, but it will no longer fit the attachment at the end of your leg.UNIX % lsfoot.c foot.h foot.o toe.c toe.o% rm * .orm: .o: No such file or directory% ls%Visual Basic You'll only appear to have shot yourself in the foot, but you'll have so much fun doing it you won't care.You do a Google search on how to shoot yourself in the foot using Visual Basic. You find seventeen completely different ways to do it, none of which are properly structured. You paste the first example into the IDE and compile. It brushes your teeth.VMS %SYS-F-FTSHT, foot shot (fifty lines of traceback omitted)Windows 3.1 Double-click the gun icon and wait. Eventually a window opens giving a selection for guns and target areas. Click the "shoot" button and a small box appears with the note "Unable to open shoot.dll, check that path is correct."Windows 95 Your gun is not compatible with this OS and you must buy an upgrade and install it before you may continue. Then you will be informed that you don't have enough memory.Windows ME There will be too many sudden reboots to allow the bullet to get through, so your foot hangs instead.Windows XP Some teenage hacker shoots you in the foot with ActiveX. You develop gangrene and die.XBase Shooting yourself is no problem, but if you want to shoot yourself in the foot, you'll have to use Clipper.Xcode Your Objective-C and Java programs now have nifty little graphical interfaces and will run on both PowerPC and x86-based architectures, but you still can't shoot yourself in the foot unless you're the superuser.XMLYou vaporize your entire lower half with a bazooka.You can't actually shoot yourself in the foot; all you can do is describe the gun in painful detail.Z You write out all the specification of your foot, the bullet, the gun, and the relevant laws of physics, but all you can do is prove that you can shoot yourself in the foot.
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I am looking for some of the latest embedded Linux application-based projects. What are some ideas?
There are Some Projects based on linux hope this will help you outDKMSDKMS stands for Dynamic Kernel Module Support. It is designed to create a framework where kernel dependent module source can reside so that it is very easy to rebuild modules as you upgrade kernels. This will allow Linux vendors to provide driver drops without having to wait for new kernel releases while also taking out the guesswork for customers attempting to recompile modules for new kernels. For veteran Linux users it also provides some advantages since a separate framework for driver drops will remove kernel releases as a blocking mechanism for distributing code. Instead, driver development should speed up as this separate module source tree will allow quicker testing cycles meaning better tested code can later be pushed back into the kernel at a more rapid pace. Its also nice for developers and maintainers as DKMS only requires a source tarball in conjunction with a small configuration file in order to function correctly.The latest DKMS version is available here. Also, you can read this Linux Journal article or this more recentPower Solutions paper or this even more recent Ottawa Linux Symposium paper about DKMS for more information. You may also participate in the dkms-devel mailing list. This project is maintained by Mario Limonciello, and was formerly maintained by Matt Domsch and Gary Lerhaupt.EDDBIOS Enhanced Disk Drive Services 3.0 (EDD) is mechanism to match x86 BIOS device names (e.g. int13 device 80h) to Linux device names (e.g. /dev/sda, /dev/hda). EDD is a project of a T13 committee. Matt Domsch implemented the EDD specification under Linux. This code makes real mode int13 EDD BIOS calls very early during kernel startup to obtain the Master Boot Record signature and physical location (PCI bus/device/function, IDE master/slave, SCSI ID and LUN) of BIOS-seen disks, then exports this information through /proc (2.4.x kernels) or sysfs (2.6.x kernels). This information may then be used by operating system installers to determine which disk BIOS will boot from, thus the right place to put GRUB, LILO, and your /boot and / partitions.EDD was incorporated into the 2.5.44 kernel, and the 2.4.23-pre6 kernel. It has been included in several Linux distributions, including Red Hat Linux 9 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3. It is being used at install time of Red Hat Enteprise Linux 4, and Novell/SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 10.Few BIOSs actually implement the full EDD 3.0 specification today. Matt Domsch created a list of BIOSsreported to be good, almost good, and those who don't try to implement the spec, though the list is not being maintained any longer. This project is maintained by Matt Domsch.DevlabelDevlabel is a program which dynamically creates symbolic links to disk/partition names. It uses the disk's and/or partition's unique identifiers to keep the symlink pointed to the correct location even if the underlying partition's name has changed. So, regardless if /dev/sdb6 becomes /dev/sdc6, devlabel figures this all out and points the symlink to your right data. This allows for:An unchanging symlink name which will always get you to the right locationA method for identifying partitions which have no filesystem on them (eg. swap) which would not otherwise be mountable by a filesystem labelIf using raw devices, a consistently named file node to point to your dataAn engine for cluster deployment in shared storage environmentsAn automounter for hotpluggable storage devices which will mount a storage device's associated symlink when its plugged inA set of consistently named symlinks to be used for a multipath device in /etc/raidtabA method to ensure correct device ownership and permissions when device renaming events occurThe latest version can be downloaded here. For more information, read this paper. Devlabel is supported on 2.4.x kernels, such as with Red Hat Enteprise Linux 3. For kernel 2.6.x-based products, we recommend using udev, included in your distribution, instead. efibootmgrThe efibootmgr project is a Linux user-space application to modify the Intel Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI) Boot Manager. This application can create and destroy boot entries, change the boot order, change the next running boot option, and more.Details on the EFI Boot Manager are available from the EFI Specification, v1.02 or above, available from Intel Developer Centers. Note: efibootmgr requires that the kernel module efivars be loaded prior to use. 'modprobe efivars' should do the trick.Source code is available in the git tree. The latest stable version is located athttp://linux.dell.com/efibootmgr with older versions stored in the permalink sub-directory. The latest testing version is located in Index of /efibootmgr/testing. This project is maintained by Matt Domsch.BIOSdiskbiosdisk simplifies the process of flashing your system BIOS under Linux on Dell desktops and laptops. The purpose of this utility is to create a bootable BIOS flash image using the raw BIOS flash executable images (e.g. WS360A05.exe) available from Dell Support. An RPM, SRPM, and tarball for this project are available at Page on dell.com. A git tree is available at linux.dell.com git repositories. The project consists of a shell script that, when executed, creates a FreeDOS floppy image at a location of your choosing. This project is intended for Dell desktop and laptop customers and not PowerEdge customers, since Linux BIOS flash packages are already available for PowerEdge systems, and raw executable BIOS flash images are not.To use the biosdisk utility to create a BIOS flash image, first download the latest raw BIOS image for your system from Dell Support or ftp://ftp.dell.com/bios. You then have one of several options: create a floppy, create a dd floppy image, create a user-installable distribution-specific package (e.g. RPM), or actually install the image for your bootloader.* The mkfloppy action will create the biosdisk image and write it directly to a floppy disk. Usage is the following: biosdisk mkfloppy [-o option] [-d device] [-k baseimage] /path/to/.exe * The mkimage action will create a floppy image on the user's hard drive. Usage is the following: biosdisk mkimage [-o option] [-i destination] [-k baseimage] /path/to/.exe * The mkpkg action will create the floppy image, and use it to create a user-installable package specific to the distribution (example: RPM). When the package is installed, it will use the distribution's built-in tools to update the system's bootloader so that the user can boot to the image from the hard drive to flash the BIOS, without needing a floppy drive. Currently only Red Hat/Fedora RPM packages are supported. Usage is as follows: biosdisk mkpkg [-o option] [--install] [--distro=] [--name=] [--version=] [--release=] /path/to/{.exe | .img}* The install action will create the biosdisk image, copy the image file to /boot, and then update the bootloader with an entry for the image. Then all the user has to do is boot the system and select the image to flash the BIOS; this will load the biosdisk image directly from the hard drive and flash the BIOS. biosdisk install [-o option] [--name=] /path/to/{.exe | .img}This project is maintained by John Hull.DVD StoreThe DVD Store Release 2 (DS2) is now available from Index of /dvdstore The DVD Store Version 2 (DS2) is a complete online e-commerce test application, with a backend database component, a web application layer, and driver programs. The goal in designing the database component as well as the midtier application was to utilize many advanced database features (transactions, stored procedures, triggers, referential integity) while keeping the database easy to install and understand. The DS2 workload may be used to test databases or as a stress tool for any purpose. The code is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). The initial distribution includes code for the MySQL database. Code for Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server will follow. Included in the release are data generation programs, shell scripts to build data for 10MB, 1GB and 100 GB versions of the DVD Store, database build scripts and stored procedure, PHP web pages, and a C# driver program. See the readme.txt file and readme's inside the distribution for more details. This project is maintained by Dave Jaffe.libsmbiosLibsmbios is a cross OS library intended to be used to obtain common information available in BIOS using a unified API. Currently, it can programmatically access any information in the SMBIOS tables. It also has the ability to obtain Dell system-specific information such as the Dell System ID number, service tag, and asset tag. Future plans include APIs for $PIR, and mptable mapping. Libsmbios is written in C++ and works on Linux (all flavors) and Windows (NT through 2003 SP1). There is a C API for some of the more commonly used functions, plus example binaries to show off most of the facilities. Libsmbios has some unique features. First, it is designed to be utilized at an API level by external programs. Many other programs rely on the user parsing text output rather than the easier-to-use API calls that libsmbios provides. Next, the libsmbios has an optional access method where you can retrieve SMBIOS information by the text names of the structures and fields by using an XML definition of the tables. This means that to add new table definitions, you need not modify code. Most other smbios programs have C code to decode each table. Libsmbios is extensible without having to recompile the code. Next, libsmbios makes extensive use of cppunit for unit testing to ensure a high degree of quality, valgrind for memory leak detection, and gcov for code coverage analysis. All these tools are built into the build system and run for each official release of the code. DMTF standard for SMBIOSCppUnitValgrindThis project is maintained by Michael Brown and has a public mailing list for developers. firmware-toolsfirmware-tools is an open source (dual GPL and OSL licenses) project to make it easy to flash the BIOS and firmware of your devices while running Linux. This project is maintained by Michael Brown and Matt Domsch, and has a public mailing list for developers.biosdevnamebiosdevname is a udev helper application which takes a kernel device name as an argument, and returns the BIOS-given name it "should" be. This is necessary on systems where the BIOS name for a given device (e.g. the label on the chassis is "Gb1") doesn't map directly and obviously to the kernel name (e.g. eth0). It uses data from the system BIOS to figure this out. This project is maintained by Jordan Hargrave. Issues with biosdevname should be sent to the linux-poweredge public mailing list or the udev mailing list linux-hotplug-devel@lists.source....libnetdevnamelibnetdevname is a library that helps map a meaningful name to a network device like "Embedded NIC 1" to conventional ethernet device names like eth0. This makes it possible to have alternative names based on various criteria like chassis port number, speed, etc. Applications can use this library to utilize device names in addition to the conventional names. This project is maintained by Narendra K. Issues with libnetdevname should be sent to the linux-poweredge public mailing listdell-satellite-syncDell-satellite-sync is a tool for taking Dell's official Linux software repositories, replicating them into an RHN Satellite or Spacewalk server, and subscribing any registered Dell systems to the correct child channel.Issues with dell-satellite-sync should be sent to the linux-poweredge public mailing list.
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What are some good books for learning how to build application servers?
Learn about using Java™ Enterprise Edition (Java EE) and IBM® WebSphere® Application Server with this list of essential reading, compiled for customers, consultants, and other technical specialists by IBM Software Services for WebSphere. Updated with resources for new related products, technologies, and feature packs..IntroductionThis list of recommended reading connects you to documents that contain essential information that practitioners should know and understand before diving into Java™ EE application design and implementation using IBM® WebSphere® Application Server.This list is intended for anyone interested in using or learning more about WebSphere Application Server.About versions: Unless otherwise noted, the items in this list contain information that is generally applicable to all currently-supported versions of WebSphere Application Server, even though the information might be discussed in the context of older releases. When an item pertains only to one or more specific versions of WebSphere Application Server (or other IBM software), the applicable versions are noted after the title.About other products: Although this list provides some starting points for learning about Web application development using other IBM products and related technologies, the focus here is on the WebSphere Application Server product family. Check the IBM developerWorks Rational® zone for more comprehensive reference material on Web development and IBM Rational products, the SOA and Web services zone for Service Oriented Architecture articles and design tips, and the Project Zero development community for information about using IBM WebSphere sMash to build rich Internet applications.The listThe items in this list are organized into these categories:Rational Application Developer & WebSphere Application Server compatibilityRational Application Developer V8.0 is now available, and is the latest development tool for WebSphere Application Server V7.0. It can also be used with WebSphere Application Server V6.1 and V6.0, as well as WebSphere Application Server V8.0 beta.Rational Application Developer V7.5 can be used with WebSphere Application Server V7.0, V6.1, and V6.0.Rational Application Developer V7.0 can only be used with WebSphere Application Server V6.1, V6.0, and V5.1.FundamentalsArchitectureAdministrationMigrationData integrationWeb servicesApplication developmentRational Application Developer basicsJava EE developmentWeb 2.0Service Component ArchitectureOSGiDevelopment with XMLOther frameworksSecurityProblem determinationPerformance, scalability, and high availabilityHigh availabilityPerformance tuningVirtualizationWebSphere DataPower AppliancesMaintenanceA. FundamentalsWebSphere Application Server: Product lineWeb site: WebSphere Application Server supports the broadest range of platforms in the industry so your applications can be built to run on the platform that makes most sense for your business. This site provides overview information on the WebSphere Application Server V7 product editions that are available.WebSphere Application ServerWebSphere Application Server V7.0: Technical OverviewRedpaper: WebSphere Application Server is the implementation by IBM of the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) platform. It conforms to the Java EE 5 specification and is available in unique packages that are designed to meet a wide range of customer requirements. At the heart of each package is a WebSphere Application Server that provides the runtime environment for enterprise applications. This discussion centers on the runtime server component of WebSphere Application Server.WebSphere Application Server V7.0: Technical OverviewWebSphere Application Server detailed system requirementsWeb site: Detailed hardware and software requirements for all supported releases of WebSphere Application Server. If you are unable to find a reference to a specific version of hardware ot software, remember that this document describes the minimum product levels that need to be installed before opening a problem report with the WebSphere Application Server Support team. Because other products frequently ship fixes, updates, and new releases, testing every configuration is not possible. In general, you can install and run with updates to supported products if those updates are forward compatible. For additional information about available support for configurations that are not included in the list, refer to support article WebSphere Application Server has grown and so have your requirements.WebSphere Application Server detailed system requirementsWebSphere Application Server Feature PacksWeb site: IBM makes additional product features and functions available -- along with some of the latest standards -- through feature packs. With feature packs, you can selectively leverage new standards and features while maintaining a more stable internal release cycle. This page lists all available WebSphere Application Server feature packs. Be aware that some feature packs are generally available, while others might be beta versions.WebSphere Application ServerB. ArchitectureWebSphere Application Server V7: Concepts, Planning and DesignRedbook: Discusses the concepts, planning, and design of WebSphere Application Server V7.0 environments, ranging from small to large, and complex implementations. Addresses the packaging and the features incorporated into WebSphere Application Server, covers the most common implementation topologies, and addresses planning for specific tasks and components that conform to the WebSphere Application Server environment. Includes planning for WebSphere Application Server V7.0 and WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment V7.0 on distributed platforms, and WebSphere Application Server for z/OS V7.0, and also covers considerations for migrating from previous releases.WebSphere Application Server V7: Concepts, Planning and DesignThe Ideal WebSphere Development EnvironmentArticle: A description of the ideal environment for WebSphere Application Server and closely related WebSphere products, such as WebSphere Portal. The word "environment" is used in the largest sense possible -- it includes virtually every aspect of enterprise application ownership, from development to production. This article explains why each stage is necessary, and options for reducing costs, when appropriate.IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal: The Ideal WebSphere Development EnvironmentDeveloping defensively: Part 1: Defensive architectureArticle: Investigate the principles of defensive architecture and learn approaches for addressing some common architectural problems that could lead to system degradation -- or even overall system failure.Developing defensively: Part 1: Defensive architectureProblem Determination through Defensive Infrastructure Architecture: Part 1: Runtime deployments with queues and ESBsArticle: The widely known "keep it simple strategy" (KISS) is a wise practice to follow when building out an infrastructure. Application deployments, packaging, and placement requires considerable thought and effort to execute well. However, sometimes what appears to be a simple implementation can hinder problem determination leaving a production runtime unstable or, worse, unavailable. What is simpler for one side of the IT development or operations staff makes troubleshooting and root cause analysis that much harder because it is difficult to separate out discrete events or the lack of valuable but missing data. This article looks at some real life examples where "more is actually less" when it comes to KISS.Problem Determination through Defensive Infrastructure Architecture: Part 1: Runtime deployments with queues and ESBsWhat you want to know about HTTP session persistenceArticle: Looking for the right session persistence strategy? Here are answers to questions you might have that will help you find the best solution for your requirements.Comment lines: Erik Burckart: What you want to know about HTTP session persistenceWhy do non-functional requirements matter?Article: Functionality is important, but if you don't consider non-functional requirements -- which address how your solution is going to operate in the real world -- then your clever solution could end up being useless in practice. This is a list of non-functional requirements that are critical to success.Comment lines: Botzum, Brown, Hambrick: Why do non-functional requirements matter?C. AdministrationWhat's new in WebSphere Application Server V7: An overview of important new featuresArticle: IBM WebSphere Application Server V7 has powerful new features and dramatic enhancements to help you achieve heightened productivity, stronger security, tighter integration, and simplified administration. Find out about some of the new key features that enable this new release to provide a flexible and reliable foundation for your service-oriented architecture.What's new in WebSphere Application Server V7System administration for WebSphere Application Server V7Article series: This series of articles describes several important new administration features available in WebSphere Application Server V7:Part 1: An overview of administrative enhancementsSystem administration for WebSphere Application Server V7: Part 1 -- An overview of administrative enhancementsPart 2: New administrative topologiesSystem administration for WebSphere Application Server V7: Part 2: New administrative topologiesPart 3: Administering a flexible management topology (Tutorial)System administration for WebSphere Application Server V7: Part 3: Administering a flexible management topologyPart 4: Properties-based configurationSystem administration for WebSphere Application Server V7: Part 4: Properties-based configurationPart 5: Business-level applicationsSystem administration for WebSphere Application Server V7: Part 5: Business-level applicationsWebSphere Application Server V7 Administration and Configuration GuideApplies to V7Redbook: Provides information to help system administrators and developers configure a WebSphere Application Server V7 run time environment, package and deploy applications, and manage the WebSphere environment on an ongoing basis. This book provides a detailed exploration of the WebSphere Application Server V7 run time administration process, including configuration and administration information for WebSphere Application Server V7 and WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment V7 on distributed platforms, and WebSphere Application Server for z/OS V7.WebSphere Application Server V7 Administration and Configuration GuideAlternative reading for V6.1:WebSphere Application Server V6.1: System Management and Configuration (Redbook)WebSphere Application Server V6.1: System Management and ConfigurationIntegrating WebSphere Virtual Enterprise in complex WebSphere Application Server topologiesArticle: Implementing IBM WebSphere Virtual Enterprise in an existing IBM WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment infrastructure can be a complex undertaking without sufficient preparation. This article guides practitioners with discussions on best practices and limitations that need to be considered.Integrating WebSphere Virtual Enterprise in complex WebSphere Application Server topologiesCommand assistance simplifies administrative scripting in WebSphere Application ServerArticle: Command assistance is a feature that provides wsadmin commands in the Jython scripting language for various actions performed within the WebSphere Application Server V7 administrative console. This article offers usage scenarios that could assist you in leveraging the full capabilities of this feature. Those who will benefit most from this information are administrators with beginner to intermediate experience with wsadmin and scripting. Those not familiar with command assistance will learn how to use it, store a history of commands, and make the commands generic through the use of variables.Command assistance simplifies administrative scripting in WebSphere Application ServerAdditional reading:Administrative console actions with command assistance (Information Center)IBM Knowledge CenterEverything you always wanted to know about WebSphere Application Server but were afraid to askColumn series: A series of articles answering frequently asked technical questions about WebSphere Application Server. Some highlights:Part 2: EJB client workload management, sharing sessions across cellsComment lines: Tom Alcott: Everything you always wanted to know about WebSphere Application Server but were afraid to ask -- Part 2Part 5: Deploying across multiple data centers, high availability, disaster recoveryComment lines: Tom Alcott: Everything you always wanted to know about WebSphere Application Server but were afraid to ask, Part 5Using virtual image templates to deploy WebSphere Application ServerArticle: One signNow advantage of server virtualization is the ability to rapidly provision new environments by using libraries of virtual image templates. This article offers an approach and sample scripts for using WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment inside virtual machine templates. The approach leverages new capabilities provided in WebSphere Application Server V6, making the process of creating a template installation that is easily copied and customized for a new host much easier. This article has been updated to include techniques and sample scripts for including WebSphere profiles, applications, and clusters inside WebSphere template images. These new techniques shorten activation time and simplify the use of template images in ISV scenarios, and with WebSphere products such as WebSphere Portal, WebSphere Process Server, and so on.Using virtual image templates to deploy WebSphere Application ServerTactics and tradeoffs in a large shared topology: Facts and advice for infrastructure architects and administratorsArticle: The challenges of managing a large scale topology are best addressed through planning, proactive actions, and strategic decisions, as opposed to attempting to deploy and manage in a reactive manner. This article will help you identify some of the tactics, trade offs, and critical issues that stand between your infrastructure and large scale success.Tactics and tradeoffs in a large shared topologyThe WebSphere Contrarian: Changing host names and migrating profiles in WebSphere Application ServerArticle: If you're moving your WebSphere Application Server configuration or migrating your environment, you might have to change host names or move profiles from one machine to another. This article explains how to do this, whether you're using WebSphere Application Server Version 5.x, 6.x, or 7.The WebSphere Contrarian: Changing host names and migrating profiles in WebSphere Application ServerThe WebSphere Contrarian: Resolving WebSphere Application Server configuration conflictsArticle: Any time there’s more than a single administrator for an IBM WebSphere Application Sever cell, there’s the possibility of conflicting administrative actions. This installment of The WebSphere Contrarian discusses how to detect and resolve conflicting configuration changes.The WebSphere Contrarian: Resolving WebSphere Application Server configuration conflictsD. MigrationHow the Application Migration tool makes it easy to move to WebSphere Application ServerArticle: The IBM WebSphere Application Server Migration Toolkit contains an Application Migration tool that you can use to easily move applications from a source application server to IBM WebSphere Application Server V7.0. This article introduces the capabilities of this new tool and provides resources to help you start using it.Comment lines by Donald Vines & Andy Hoyt: How the Application Migration tool makes it easy to move to WebSphere Application ServerWebSphere Application Server V7 Migration GuideRedbook: This paper helps you to understand the signNow changes with respect to migrating to WebSphere Application Server on V7.0 and provides several business scenarios that can be implemented through simple customizations. Each scenario addresses a unique requirement that can be mapped with similar business scenarios.WebSphere Application Server V7 Migration GuideWebSphere migrations: Migrating WebLogic server and application configurations to WebSphere Application ServerArticle: Learn to migrate WebLogic application and server configurations to IBM WebSphere Application Server with this article, which identifies those WebLogic proprietary extensions that must be properly mapped for your applications to run on WebSphere Application Server. Solutions to common problems are included so you can navigate your migration with minimum difficulty.WebSphere migrations: Migrating WebLogic server and application configurations to WebSphere Application ServerE. Data integrationWebSphere and Messaging: A brief introduction to the Service Integration BusBlog: A brief primer on the basic concepts and elements that make up this WebSphere Application Server messaging mechanism.A brief introduction to the service integration busWebSphere Application Server V7 Messaging Administration GuideRedbook: WebSphere Application Server V7 supports asynchronous messaging based on the Java Message Service (JMS) and the Java EE Connector Architecture (JCA) specifications. Asynchronous messaging support provides applications with the ability to create, send, receive, and read asynchronous requests, as messages. WebSphere Application Server provides a default messaging provider, as well as support for WebSphere MQ and generic messaging providers.This IBM Redbook publication provides information on the messaging features of WebSphere Application Server V7. It contains information on configuring, securing, and managing messaging resources, with a focus on the WebSphere default messaging provider.WebSphere Application Server V7 Messaging Administration GuideUsing the WebSphere MQ messaging provider in WebSphere Application Server V7Article series: IBM WebSphere Application Server V7 contains key improvements to the way it interoperates with IBM WebSphere MQ as a Java Message Service (JMS) provider. This article provides an overview of the new WebSphere MQ messaging provider with particular focus on its new capabilities and the enhancements in WebSphere Application Server V7.Part 1: Introducing the new WebSphere MQ messaging providerUsing the WebSphere MQ messaging provider in WebSphere Application Server V7: Part 1: Introducing the new WebSphere MQ messaging providerBuilding a high availability database environment using WebSphere middlewareArticle series: This series presents strategies for high availability, workload management, and disaster recovery in WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment and WebSphere Process Server environments with IBM DB2® and Oracle RAC.Part 1: Using DB2 High Availability Disaster Recovery with WebSphere Application ServerIBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal: Building a high availability database environment using WebSphere middleware, Part 1Part 2: Using Oracle Real Application Cluster (RAC) with WebSphere Process ServerBuilding a high availability database environment using WebSphere middleware: Part 2: Using Oracle Real Application Cluster (RAC) with WebSphere Process ServerPart 3: Handling two-phase commit in WebSphere Application Server using OracleBuilding a high availability database environment using WebSphere middleware: Part 3: Handling two-phase commit in WebSphere Application Server using Oracle RACF. Web servicesIBM WebSphere Application Server V7.0 Web Services GuideApplies to Version 7.0Redbook: Describes how to implement Web services in WebSphere Application Server V7. It starts by describing the concepts of the major building blocks on which Web services rely and leading practices for Web services applications. It then illustrates how to use Rational Application Developer and the WebSphere tools to build and deploy a Web services http://application.In addition to the fundamentals of Web services development, this book provides information on advanced topics, including WS-Policy, WS-MetadataExchange, Web services transactions, WS-Notification, Secure conversation, and WS-SecurityKerberos.IBM WebSphere Application Server V7.0 Web Services GuideFeature Pack for Web Services for WebSphere Application Server V6.1Applies to Version 6.1Utility: WebSphere Application Server V7 and WebSphere Application Server V6.1 with the Feature Pack for Web Services support two Web services programming models: JAX-RPC 1.1 and JAX-WS 2.0 (which is the successor to JAX-RPC 1.1. If you are using V6.1 without the feature pack, then you will only have support for JAX-RPC services. You must install the feature pack to get the added JAX-WS 2.0 support. If you are using V7, support for both JAX-WS and JAX-RPC is already built in and so no feature pack is required. Since JAX-WS is the strategic API, you should use that programming model in general for new Web services development.Utility: Feature Pack for Web Services for WebSphere Application Server V6.1Additional reading:Web Services Feature Pack for WebSphere Application Server V6.1 (Redbook)Web Services Feature Pack for WebSphere Application Server V6.1Which style of WSDL should I use?Article: A Web Services Description Language (WSDL) binding style can be RPC or document. The use can be encoded or literal. How do you determine which combination of style and use to use? The author describes the WSDL and SOAP messages for each combination to help you decide.Which style of WSDL should I use?Web services hints and tips: JAX-RPC vs JAX-WSApplies to Version 6.1 and 7.0Article series: JAX-WS 2.0 is the successor to JAX-RPC 1.1. This series compares these two Java Web services programming models.Part 1: IntroductionWeb services hints and tips: JAX-RPC versus JAX-WS, Part 1Part 2: A look at the differences in data mappingWeb services hints and tips: JAX-RPC versus JAX-WS, Part 2Part 3: The service endpoint interfaceWeb services hints and tips: JAX-RPC versus JAX-WS, Part 3Part 4: The dynamic invocation interfacesWeb services hints and tips: JAX-RPC versus JAX-WS, Part 4Part 5: Comparing attachment files: Sw/A and MTOMWeb services hints and tips: JAX-RPC versus JAX-WS, Part 5Create RESTful Web services with Java technologyArticle: JAX-RS (JSR-311) is a Java API that enables quick and easy development of Java RESTful services. The API provides an annotation-based model for describing distributed resources. Annotations are used to provide resource location, resource representation, and a pluggable data binding architecture. In this article, learn how you can use JAX-RS to realize the potential of a RESTful services architecture in a Java EE environment.Create RESTful Web services with Java technologyWeb services SOAP message validationArticle: Learn the history and the underlying technologies of Web services.Build a Web service using bottom-up development method. Transmit, receive, decrypt, validate SOAP messages and verify digital signatures of SOAP messages with the Web services validation tool for WSDL and SOAP. Explore a real world Web service such as the U.S. National Weather Service with the Web services validation tool for WSDL and SOAP.Web services SOAP message validationWS-Notification in WebSphere Application Server V7Applies to Version 7.0Article series: Learn how to develop JAX-WS applications for use with the updated WS-Notification functionality included with WebSphere Application Server V7.0. Some familiarity with Java-based Web services, the WS-Notification 1.3 family of specifications, and some experience using the WebSphere Application Server administration console is expected.Part 1: Writing JAX-WS applications for WS-NotificationWS-Notification in WebSphere Application Server V7: Part 1: Writing JAX-WS applications for WS-NotificationPart 2: Configuring JAX-WS applications with WS-Security for WS-NotificationWS-Notification in WebSphere Application Server V7: Part 2: Configuring JAX-WS applications with WS-Security for WS-NotificationMessage-level security with JAX-WS on WebSphere Application Server V7Applies to Version 7.0Tutorial: Demonstrates how to build a JAX-WS client and server Web service that runs on WebSphere Application Server V7. Additionally, it teaches you how to configure message-level security for the SOAP message by configuring policy sets through Rational Application Developer V7.5.2.Part 1: Using Rational Application Developer V7.5.2 to build secure JAX-WS Web servicesMessage-level security with JAX-WS on WebSphere Application Server V7, Part 1: Using Rational Application Developer V7.5.2 to build secure JAX-WS Web servicesPart 2: Integrating JEE authorizationMessage-level security with JAX-WS on WebSphere Application Server V7, Part 2: Integrating JEE authorizationDevelop a SOAP/JMS JAX-WS Web services application with WebSphere Application Server V7 and Rational Application Developer V7.5Applies to Version 7.0Tutorial: WebSphere Application Server V7 provides support for SOAP over Java Message Service (JMS) with JAX-WS Web service applications. SOAP over JMS can be used as an alternative to SOAP over HTTP for transmitting SOAP request and response messages. This tutorial shows you how to use Rational Application Developer V7.5 to develop and deploy a JAX-WS Web service application that uses SOAP over JMS.Develop a SOAP/JMS JAX-WS Web services application with WebSphere Application Server V7 and Rational Application Developer V7.5JAX-WS client APIs in the Web Services Feature Pack for WebSphere Application Server V6.1Applies to Version 6.1Article series: An introduction to JAX-WS 2.0, the new programming model supported in the WebSphere Application Server V6.1 Feature Pack for Web Services.Part 1: Creating a dispatch clientInternal server errorPart 2: Creating a proxy clientInternal server errorPart 3: Using the JAX-WS asynchronous programming modelInternal server errorTop 8 tips to optimize your web services client in WebSphereApplies to Versions 6.1 and 7.0Web site: If you use WebSphere Application Server to develop your Web services client application, this list will help you optimize the client.http://www.websphere-world.com/m...Back to topG. Application developmenta. Rational Application Developer basicsWhat's new in IBM Rational Application Developer Version 7.5Applies to Rational Application Developer Version 7.5Article: An overview of the new features of IBM Rational Application Developer V7.5. As it is the successor to Version 7.0, a basic familiarity with Rational Application Developer in general is useful.What's new in IBM Rational Application Developer Version 7.5Rational Application Developer V7.5 Programming GuideApplies to Rational Application Developer Version 7.5Redbook: Programming guide that highlights the features and tooling included with Rational Application Developer V7.5. Many of the chapters provide working examples that demonstrate how to use the tooling to develop applications, as well as achieve the benefits of visual and rapid application development.Rational Application Developer V7.5 Programming GuideAlternative reading for Rational Application Developer V7:Rational Application Developer V7 Programming GuideRational Application Developer V7 Programming Guideb. Java EE developmentAn update on Java Persistence API 2.0Article: As the JPA Expert Group (JSR-317) nears completion of the JPA 2.0 specification, this article introduces you to some of the new concepts and features in this updated specification. It also explains how you can experience this new functionality with the Apache OpenJPA project, an open-source, robust, high performance, scalable implementation of the JPA specification.Comment lines by Kevin Sutter: An update on Java Persistence API 2.0The top Java EE best PracticesArticle: A top 10 (+9) list of the most important best practices for Java EE application development. Updated to take into account changing technology trends and, more importantly, recommends certain practices that the authors assumed would be commonly followed, but, as they have learned, are not.IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal: The top Java EE best practicesRational Application Developer V7.5: Using the Java Persistence APIDemo: Shows how to use the new Java EE 5 Java Persistence API (JPA) framework to create simple JPA entity and manager beans. This is part of a series of demonstrations that show the new features of Rational Application Developer Version 7.5.Internal server errorResource injection using Rational Application Developer v7.5Article: Java EE has simplified the development of complete enterprise applications. Using resource injection through annotation, much standard code is eliminated, which contributes to maintainable code. Your organization might have numerous existing, complex stored procedures. You can continue to develop your applications that use stored procedures and take advantage of the Java platform.Resource injection using Rational Application Developer v7.5Building Java EE applications with IBM Rational Application Developer V7.5 and WebSphere Application Server V7.0: A step-by-step guide to creating Java EE V5.0 applicationsArticle: Rational Application Developer for WebSphere Software Version 7.5 contains tools to create Java EE applications utilizing JPA and EJB 3.0 technology. Rational Application Developer V7.5 introduces new wizards, editors, and perspectives to create powerful applications easily. This article, targeted for intermediate users, walks you through various new features and shows you how to create an end-to-end Java EE application.Building Java EE applications with IBM Rational Application Developer V7.5 and WebSphere Application Server V7.0Building EJB 3.0 applications with WebSphere Application Server: Using the WebSphere Application Server V6.1 Feature Pack for Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0Applies to Version 6.1 onlyArticle: EJB 3.0 is a major step forward in simplifying application development in the enterprise. By using the IBM WebSphere Application Server V6.1 Feature Pack for Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0, you can benefit from the simplified development experience, new persistence model, and new features such as interceptors, while still deploying to a robust WebSphere platform.Building EJB 3.0 applications with WebSphere Application ServerWhat's new in JavaServer Faces tooling in IBM Rational Application Developer Version 7.5Article: This article highlights the most important new features for JavaServer™ Faces support in Rational Application Developer V7.5.What's new in JavaServer Faces tooling in IBM Rational Application Developer Version 7.5Understanding how EJB calls operate in WebSphere Application Server V6.1Article: Many applications use Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) deployed in an WebSphere Application Server EJB container. Communication to these EJB components requires the use of concepts like Internet Inter-ORB Protocol (IIOP) communication, JNDI look-ups, and workload management. This interaction can be complex and is often a black box for many WebSphere users. This article provides a basic understanding of how EJB communication works in the context of WebSphere Application Server. Communication into and out of the ORB is addressed, along with the definitions of basic call patterns and components involved in making calls to EJB components deployed in the EJB container. A basic understanding of J2EE™ principles and general administrative knowledge of WebSphere Application Server is assumed.Understanding how EJB calls operate in WebSphere Application Server V6.1c. Web 2.0RESTful Web services: The basicsArticle: Representational State Transfer (REST) has gained widespread acceptance across the Web as a simpler alternative to SOAP- and Web Services Description Language (WSDL)-based Web services. Key evidence of this shift in interface design is the adoption of REST by mainstream Web 2.0 service providers—including Yahoo, Google, and Facebook—who have deprecated or passed on SOAP and WSDL-based interfaces in favor of an easier-to-use, resource-oriented model to expose their services. This article introduces you to the basic principles of REST.RESTful Web services: The basicsMoving toward Web 2.0 maturityArticle: Web 2.0 applications are quickly becoming the mainstream. Rich Internet Applications and social networks are everywhere. Browser maturity, network speed, and HTTP infrastructure have contributed to this. Ajax is the main service invocation model for the client. Middleware is becoming more stateless. All this, and yet many people still hold on to a legacy mindset when building these modern applications, which can lead to some difficult technical scenarios.Comment lines: Moving toward Web 2.0 maturityBuilding Dynamic Ajax Applications Using WebSphere Feature Pack for Web 2.0Applies to Versions 6.1 and 7.0Redbook: Demonstrates techniques and technologies available through the WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for Web 2.0 for building dynamic, next-generation Web applications. It covers connecting to SOA services from Ajax using lightweight protocols REST and JSON, extending enterprise messaging to the Web using Ajax messaging, speeding up Ajax application time to market using the Ajax Development Toolkit featuring Dojo, and more.Building Dynamic Ajax Applications Using WebSphere Feature Pack for Web 2.0Web 2.0 Application Development using JPA, AJAX, and Dojo tools in Rational Application Developer Version 7.5: Rational Application Developer provides new features to make Web 2.0 application construction easyArticle: Explains how to create a simple end-to-end Web application using the JPA, AJAX, and Dojo tools available in Rational Application Developer for WebSphere Software V7.5. Developers building applications to run on WebSphere Application Servers with the EJB 3 and Web 2.0 Feature Packs can take advantage of new functionality using Rational Application Developer's new Web tools.Web 2.0 Application Development using JPA, AJAX, and Dojo tools in Rational Application Developer Version 7.5d. Service Component ArchitectureExploring the WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for SCAApplies to Version 7.0Article series: An introduction to open Service Component Architecture (SCA) concepts, objectives of the technology, and some of the key integration points that provide great value to WebSphere Application Server V7.0 users.Part 1: An overview of the Service Component Architecture feature packExploring the WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for SCA, Part 1: An overview of the Service Component Architecture feature packPart 2: Web services policy setsExploring the WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for SCA, Part 2: Web services policy setsPart 3: Intents and policies available in the SCA feature packExploring the WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for SCA, Part 3: Intents and policies available in the SCA feature packPart 4: SCA Java annotations and component implementationExploring the WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for SCA, Part 4: SCA Java annotations and component implementationPart 5: Protocol bindings for Service Component Architecture servicesExploring the WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for SCA, Part 5: Protocol bindings for Service Component Architecture servicesPart 6: Using Spring with Service Component ArchitectureExploring the WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for SCA, Part 6: Using Spring with Service Component Architecturee. OSGiInnovations within signNow: Are we ready for enterprise OSGi?Article: Over the past year, there have been many heated debates over the readiness or otherwise of OSGi for enterprise applications. OSGi is a proven and tested technology, so in that sense it's been "ready" for a long time. What has been missing are specifications and implementations of tools and frameworks that are required for Java EE programmers to properly utilise OSGi enterprise features. The recent release of the OSGi Service Platform Enterprise Specification (4.2) and the announcement of the IBM WebSphere Application Server V7 Feature Pack for OSGi Applications and Java Persistence API (JPA) 2.0 changes this. Here is an overview of this new feature pack and the reasoning behind its development.Innovations within signNow: Are we ready for enterprise OSGi?Best practices for developing and working with OSGi applicationsArticle: For over a decade, OSGi technology has solved application development modularity challenges around complexity, extensibility, and maintenance. With the introduction of the IBM WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for OSGi Applications and JPA 2.0, enterprise Java applications consisting of OSGi bundles can now be developed and deployed to WebSphere Application Server V7. This article describes best practices for developing well constructed OSGi applications to help you benefit most effectively from this new capability.Best practices for developing and working with OSGi applicationsf. Development with XMLProgramming XML across the multiple tiers: Use XML in the middle tier for performance, fidelity, and development easeArticle: Programming XML across the multiple tiers: Use XML in the middle tier for performance, fidelity, and development ease.Programming XML across the multiple tiers: Use XML in the middle tier for performance, fidelity, and development easeh. Other frameworksUsing Spring and Hibernate with WebSphere Application ServerArticle: If you're considering using Spring or Hibernate with WebSphere Application Server, this article explains how to configure these frameworks for various scenarios with WebSphere Application Server. This article is neither an endorsement nor an exhaustive review of either framework, but a critical reference to help you successfully implement such scenarios. Recently updated with new security information.Using Spring and Hibernate with WebSphere Application ServerBack to topH. SecurityQ & A: Frequently asked questions about WebSphere Application Server securityArticle: Because the integrity of your processing environment is at stake, questions about security must be answered as quickly as possible. To that end, this article provides quick, direct answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about IBM WebSphere Application Server security.Q & A: Frequently asked questions about WebSphere Application Server securityImplementing Kerberos in a WebSphere Application Server EnvironmentRedbook: This book provides a set of common examples and scenarios that demonstrate how to use the Kerberos with WebSphere Application Server. The scenarios include configuration information for WebSphere Application Server V7 when using a KDC from Microsoft®, AIX®, and z/OS® as well as considerations when using these products.Implementing Kerberos in a WebSphere Application Server EnvironmentWebSphere Application Server V7 advanced security hardeningArticle series: Security consists of more than just some firewalls at the edge of your network protecting you from the outside. It is a difficult and complex set of actions and procedures that strive to strengthen your systems as much as is appropriate. This article covers many aspects of security in general, details the IBM WebSphere Application Server security architecture, and discusses hardening a WebSphere Application Server environment.Part 1: Overview and approach to security hardeningWebSphere Application Server V7 advanced security hardening, Part 1: Overview and approach to security hardeningPart 2: Advanced security considerationsWebSphere Application Server V7 advanced security hardening, Part 2: Advanced security considerationsSAML assertions across WebSphere Application Server security domainsArticle: Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) is fast becoming the technology of choice to create Single Sign-On (SSO) solutions across enterprise boundaries. This article describes how to use the SAML support in IBM WebSphere Application Server V7.0 Fix Pack 7 to assert SAML tokens across enterprise boundaries in different security domains, and also to make access control decisions directly using the foreign security domain user identity and custom SAML group attribute, all based on the trust relationship.SAML assertions across WebSphere Application Server security domainsWebSphere Application Server V7.0 Security GuideApplies to Version 7.0Redbook: Information needed to implement secure solutions with WebSphere Application Server V7.0. This book focuses on security for the application server and its components, including enterprise applications. This book is intended for anyone that plans to secure applications and the application serving environment.WebSphere Application Server V7.0 Security GuideAlternative reading for Version 6.1:IBM WebSphere Application Server V6.1 Security HandbookIBM WebSphere Application Server V6.1 Security HandbookAdministering SPNEGO within WebSphere Application Server: Tips on using Kerberos service principal namesArticle: The Simple and Protected GSS-API Negotiation (SPNEGO) trust association interceptor (TAI) in IBM WebSphere Application Server V6.1 and in the SPNEGO Web Authentication feature in WebSphere Application Server V7.0 can be a powerful tool to achieve a seamless single sign-on environment between Microsoft Windows desktops and WebSphere-based servers. However, some users have trouble configuring service principal names when using SPNEGO. This article describes some best practices for configuring Microsoft Active Directory when using SPNEGO with WebSphere Application Server.Administering SPNEGO within WebSphere Application Server: Tips on using Kerberos service principal namesSSL, certificate, and key management enhancements for even stronger security in WebSphere Application Server V6.1Article: Exciting changes have been made to the SSL, certificate, and key management infrastructure in IBM WebSphere Application Server V6.1. This article touches on how these changes will improve security, provide management flexibility and simplification, and maintain a consistent SSL runtime that is tightly integrated with the new configuration.IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal: SSL, certificate, and key management enhancements for even stronger security in WebSphere Application Server V6.1Database identity propagation in WebSphere Application Server V6Article: Learn how to get major security benefits by developing code that lets your J2EE applications transparently send identity information to your database. Get the benefits of J2EE, including CMP beans, and still leverage the power of your database security.IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal: Database identity propagation in WebSphere Application Server V6Authorization concepts and solutions for J2EE applicationsArticle: Authorization architecture can be an ugly and problematic beast. Learn how to gear your application's development to effectively use the authorization features in IBM WebSphere Application Server.Authorization concepts and solutions for J2EE applicationsAdvanced authentication in WebSphere Application ServerArticle: The advanced authentication features in IBM WebSphere Application Server V6 support a more flexible authentication model with a new, highly customizable authentication framework that is based upon -- and extends -- Java™ Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS).IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal: Advanced authentication in WebSphere Application ServerExpand your user registry options with a federated repository in WebSphere Application Server V6.1Article: IBM WebSphere Application Server V6.1 offers a new federated user repository feature that makes it easy for you to access and maintain user data in multiple repositories, particularly since this capability is achieved by configuration (instead of coding) with the Virtual Member Manager utility.IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal: Expand your user registry options with a federated repository in WebSphere Application Server V6.1Back to topI. Problem determinationThe Support Authority: What’s new in IBM Support Assistant V4.1Article: IBM Support Assistant is a free serviceability workbench provided by IBM to facilitate self-help diagnostics for software problems. This article provides an overview of the newest features included in the IBM Support Assistant Workbench and Agent V4.1 software offerings.The Support Authority: What’s new in IBM Support Assistant V4.1The Support Authority: Know what your Web application is really doingArticle: The IBM Monitoring and Diagnostic Tools for Java - Health Center is a lightweight tool that monitors IBM virtual machines for Java with minimal performance overhead. It provides live information and recommendations about classes being loaded, the virtual machine environment, garbage collection, locking, and profiling. This article introduces you to the Health Center and shows an example of how it can be used to check the impact of a source code change in a Web application.The Support Authority: Know what your Web application is really doingThe Support Authority: Analyze memory management problems with the Memory Dump Diagnostic for Java (MDD4J)Article: The Memory Dump Diagnostic for Java (MDD4J) tool helps you diagnose memory leaks and other excessive memory consumption problems in applications running in IBM Java Virtual Machines (JVMs). This article introduces you to MDD4J and shows you how to use its sophisticated analysis engine and user interface to peer into the Java heap so you can see which objects are consuming the most amount of memory.The Support Authority: Analyze memory management problems with the Memory Dump Diagnostic for Java (MDD4J)The Support Authority: A systematic approach to problem solvingArticle: Problem determination is not an exact science, but it's also not rocket science. A methodical approach will help your problem solving techniques become more organized, systematic, and, ultimately, more effective.The Support Authority: A systematic approach to problem solvingThe Support Authority: 12 ways you can prepare for effective production troubleshootingArticle: Rather than focus on what to do after a problem happens, here are 12 things you can do to your environment now to make troubleshooting quicker and more effective when problems do occur.The Support Authority: 12 ways you can prepare for effective production troubleshootingThe Support Authority: Choosing the right WebSphere diagnostic toolArticle: This article provides a quick reference guide to help you decide which of the most common WebSphere diagnostic tools to use at any given time, and some background information that provides a glimpse into how problem determination tools are developed.The Support Authority: Choosing the right WebSphere diagnostic toolDeploying and troubleshooting co-located applications within WebSphere Application ServerArticle: Deploying multiple collocated applications within a single instance of WebSphere Application Server provides valuable benefits in some environments, but it can also create some unique difficulties in the areas of problem isolation and problem determination. This article examines techniques and best practices for maintaining the advantages of application co-location, while reducing the impact of potential pitfalls.IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal: Deploying and troubleshooting co-located applications within WebSphere Application ServerThe Support Authority: A developer's guide to WebSphere Application Server loggingArticle: Log messages and trace information can be critical, time-saving elements in the initial stages of problem diagnosis, and can often alleviate the need to recreate a problem in order to troubleshoot it. This article looks at the log and trace facilities in WebSphere Application Server, explains the difference between them, and describes how you can leverage them in your own applications.The Support Authority: A developer's guide to WebSphere Application Server loggingBack to topJ. Performance, scalability, and high availabilityHAM, digestedArticle: Here is a handy pocket reference providing information, tuning tips, links to material, and more, on the High Availability Manager component of IBM® WebSphere® Application Server. This is must-have information for any WebSphere Application Server administrators who deal with large cell topologies.Comment lines by Kevin Kepros: HAM, digestedThe WebSphere Contrarian: Run time management high availability options, reduxArticle: IBM WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment provides for failover and recovery of application workload, but how do you provide for failover of the management workload in a Network Deployment cell? The WebSphere Contrarian explains the steps you need to take to achieve this.The WebSphere Contrarian: Run time management high availability options, reduxThe WebSphere Contrarian: High availability (again) versus continuous availabilityArticle: While often used synonymously, high availability and continuous availability do in fact differ, although an infrastructure to provide either of these service levels typically relies on multiple redundant IBM WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment cells.The WebSphere Contrarian: High availability (again) versus continuous availabilityThe WebSphere Contrarian: A better Web application configuration for high availabilityArticle: Adding hardware doesn't always improve failover and availablity for Web application requests. The WebSphere Contrarian discusses why this is the case, as well as some possible alternatives.The WebSphere Contrarian: A better Web application configuration for high availabilityConsider multiple cells for redundancy and availabilityArticle: A multiple cell strategy within your IBM WebSphere Application Server environment enables you to address planned (and unplanned) maintenance while still providing 24x7 availability.Comment lines by Alexandre Polozoff: Consider multiple cells for redundancy and availabilityComment lines: Everything you always wanted to know about WebSphere Application Server but were afraid to ask, Part 3Article: Answers to more very frequently asked questions about IBM® WebSphere® Application Server, including how to run it over multiple data centers, which JDK to use, and why (and when) you should migrate to Version V6.1.Comment lines: Tom Alcott: Everything you always wanted to know about WebSphere Application Server but were afraid to ask -- Part 3The WebSphere Contrarian: Less might be more when tuning WebSphere Application ServerArticle: Aggressive tuning doesn't always equate with improved application performance. This installment of The WebSphere Contrarian discusses why this is the case and provides some high level performance tuning guidance.The WebSphere Contrarian: Less might be more when tuning WebSphere Application ServerCase study: Tuning WebSphere Application Server V7 for performanceArticle: IBM WebSphere Application Server supports an ever-growing range of applications, each with their own unique set of features, requirements, and services. Just as no two applications will use an application server in exactly the same way, no single set of tuning parameters will likely provide the best performance for any two different applications. Most applications will generally realize some performance improvement from tuning in three core areas: the JVM, thread pools, and connection pools.Tuning WebSphere Application Server V7 and V8 for performancePerformance Testing Protocol for WebSphere Application Server-based ApplicationsArticle: This article provides a protocol for conducting performance testing to determine the optimal environmental settings for an application in a variety of load scenarios. Topics include planning the performance environment, performing the actual testing, and measuring the application's performance characteristics.Internal server errorThe WebSphere Contrarian: Back to Basics: Session FailoverArticle: Are you using HttpSession the way you're supposed to? The Java Servlet API provides the HttpSession interface for session tracking and state management across multiple request invocations so servlets can associate a given user to a series of requests. But if you're experiencing poor database or network performance, or frequent garbage collections for your application servers, then you might be using HttpSession more like an application cacheThe WebSphere Contrarian: Back to basics: Session failoverWebSphere Application Server V6 Scalability and Performance HandbookRedbook: A discussion of the various options for scaling applications based on IBM WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment V6. This book explores how a basic WebSphere configuration can be extended to provide more computing power by better leveraging the power of each machine and by using multiple machines.WebSphere Application Server V6 Scalability and Performance HandbookBack to topK. VirtualizationThe WebSphere Contrarian: Effectively leveraging virtualization with WebSphere Application ServerArticle: If you're planning on (or have already adopted) a virtualization strategy, a few simple practices can go a long way in avoiding conflicts between virtualization and IBM WebSphere Application Server.The WebSphere Contrarian: Effectively leveraging virtualization with WebSphere Application ServerThe "special sauce" inside the WebSphere CloudBurst ApplianceArticle: The secret ingredient inside the new IBM WebSphere CloudBurst™ Appliance and IBM WebSphere Application Server Hypervisor Edition isn't a secret, but it is revolutionary. This article reveals the "special sauce" inside these two products that differentiates them from general purpose provisioning and virtualization management products.Comment lines by Ruth Willenborg: The "special sauce" inside the WebSphere CloudBurst ApplianceCustomizing with WebSphere CloudBurst, Part 5: Maintaining virtualized WebSphere Application Server environmentsArticle: The IBM WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance provides the capability to create highly customized IBM WebSphere Application Server environments and then deploy them into their own cloud. However, the job of the appliance does not end once the environments have been deployed. WebSphere CloudBurst delivers users function that helps you update and maintain these environments. This article discusses how to use WebSphere CloudBurst to apply WebSphere Application Server Hypervisor Edition iFixes, fixpacks, and your own fixes to both images and actual WebSphere Application Server virtual system environments.Customizing with WebSphere CloudBurst, Part 5: Maintaining virtualized WebSphere Application Server environmentsIBM Extreme Transaction Processing (XTP) patterns: Fast and scalable asynchronous processing with WebSphere eXtreme ScaleArticle: Modern enterprise systems are being confronted with the need for more complex processing, coupled with higher loads and greater demand for resources. This reality is driving a need for separation of functional units and motivating the use of asynchronous methods to accomplish work and aggregate results. This article describes an example that brings the power and scalability of IBM WebSphere eXtreme Scale to work on the problem, providing nearly limitless flexibility and expandability to the asynchronous paradigm.IBM Extreme Transaction Processing (XTP) patterns: Fast and scalable asynchronous processing with WebSphere eXtreme ScaleGetting Started with WebSphere eXtreme Scale, Part 1: Understanding WebSphere eXtreme Scale and how it worksArticle: This introductory article offers a foundation to help you gain a technical understanding of what IBM WebSphere eXtreme Scale is, the features it provides, and the vast benefits it offers.Getting Started with WebSphere eXtreme Scale, Part 1: Understanding WebSphere eXtreme Scale and how it worksGetting Started with WebSphere eXtreme Scale, Part 1: Understanding WebSphere eXtreme Scale and how it worksArticle: IBM WebSphere eXtreme Scale is a general-purpose, high-speed caching solution that can be configured and used in a variety of different designs. However, you can’t just blindly use the APIs provided with WebSphere eXtreme Scale and assume it will reduce the pressure on your overworked database and make your application run faster. Caching as a strategy for improving application performance must be applied judiciously and with care. This article examines a number of best practices that will help you build high performance and highly resilient WebSphere eXtreme Scale applications.Principles and best practices for building high performing and highly resilient WebSphere eXtreme Scale applicationsKnow Your Large Cache Options with WebSphere Application ServerArticle: Caching large amounts of application data doesn't always mandate the use of a 64-bit JDK in order to leverage 64-bit addressing. The ObjectGrid component of IBM WebSphere eXtreme Scale provides a 32-bit JDK alternative that you can use in your existing infrastructure without requiring additional physical memory on your servers.Know your WebSphere Application Server options for a large cache implementationIBM Extreme Transaction Processing (XTP) Patterns: Scalable and robust HTTP session management with WebSphere eXtreme ScaleArticle: This article shows you how to use WebSphere Extreme Scale as a separate in-memory data grid to store HTTP sessions. After describing existing software, the article shows how Extreme Scale addresses scalability challenges in a cost effective manner and simplifies the implementation of an Extreme Scale grid.IBM Extreme Transaction Processing (XTP) Patterns: Scalable and robust HTTP session management with WebSphere eXtreme ScaleWebSphere Virtual Enterprise and Service Level DifferentiationArticle: WebSphere Virtual Enterprise can provide Service Level Differentiation for incoming requests. However, getting appropriate results requires careful configuration. This article describes the behavior of WebSphere Virtual Enterprise with regards to Service Level Differentiation and discusses how to create appropriate configurations.WebSphere Virtual Enterprise and Service Level DifferentiationBack to topL. WebSphere DataPower AppliancesThe (XML) threat is out there...Article: New technologies mean new types of attacks on systems and data. Knowing what kinds of attacks are possible is one step toward protect your environment from them. Another may be the implementation of a new type of hardware appliance like those available from DataPower.Comment lines: Bill Hines: The (XML) threat is out there...Lookin' out my back doorArticle: If your front door is the only one that's locked, would you consider your home secure? Similarly, arming your application with only basic security measures is not enough to protect it from all possible intrusions. Here are some common "back door" security mistakes and precautions you can take to avoid them, inspired by a classic rock song.Comment lines: Bill Hines: Lookin' out my back doorOffload WebSphere Web services security tasks to IBM WebSphere DataPower SOA AppliancesArticle series: This article series guides you through the process of integrating WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliances with WebSphere Application Server to improve your secure Web service installation.Part 1: Configure a Web service client and service for asymmetric securityOffload WebSphere web services security tasks to IBM WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliances, Part 1: Configure a web service client and service for asymmetric securityPart 2: Configuring a WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliance Web service proxy for WS-Security Asymmetric SecurityOffload WebSphere web services security tasks to IBM WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliances: Part 2: Configuring a WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliance web service proxy for WS-Security Asymmetric SecurityPart 3: Using WebSphere DataPower Policy FrameworkOffload WebSphere web services security tasks to IBM WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliances: Part 3: Using WebSphere DataPower Policy FrameworkDawn of a new (DataPower) dayArticle: The latest firmware update for IBM WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliances, IBM’s most unusual and exciting product line, is chock full of important new features. DataPower appliances are poised to move into the next generation with Web 2.0 and many other enhanced capabilities.Comment lines by Bill Hines: Dawn of a new (DataPower) dayManaging WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliances via the WebSphere Application Server V7 Administrative ConsoleArticle: WebSphere Application Server V7 includes administrative function to manage multiple DataPower appliances using the Administrative Console (also known as the Integrated Solutions Console). This administrative function is based on the WebSphere DataPower Appliance Manager, and provides a comprehensive set of capabilities to manage multiple appliances that share the same configuration, or firmware replicas of an appliance designated as the master (primary) appliance.Managing WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliances via the WebSphere Application Server V7 Administrative ConsoleWS-Policy security integration between DataPower and WebSphere Application ServerArticle: This article shows you how to configure WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliance and WebSphere Application Server to implement WS-Policy for SOA service governance. User credentials are transformed in an LPTA common token format for authorization and single-sign-on between DataPower and an application hosted on WebSphere Application Server. Offloading policy management to DataPower lets WebSphere Application Server provide better application-level functionality, while DataPower provides enterprise-wide, high-performance service governance.WS-Policy security integration between DataPower and WebSphere Application ServerBack to topM. MaintenanceRecommended fixes for WebSphere Application ServerWeb site: A comprehensive list of recommended, generally available (GA) fixes for WebSphere Application Server releases. Pay close attention to the vulnerability fixes that can be found by following the security bulletin link from the recommended fixes by release.Recommended fixes for WebSphere Application ServerThe Support Authority: Introducing the new IBM Support PortalArticle: The IBM Support Portal is the latest addition to the portfolio of self-help tools for IBM software. With its new look and feel, you get an unprecedented and consistent support interface for all IBM products -- which you can customize to suit your specific support needs.The Support Authority: Introducing the new IBM Support PortalWebSphere product lifecycle datesWeb site: Detailed information about the available IBM Software Support Lifecycle Policies to help you realize the full value of your IBM software products.WebSphere software lifecycle datesBack to topAcknowledgementsSpecial thanks to Tom Alcott, Keys Botzum, Russell Butek, Bill Hines, Roland Barcia, and Alexandre Polozoff for their contributions.ResourcesDocumentationIBM WebSphere Application Server Information Center (all versions)IBM Rational Application Developer Information Center (all versions)IBM WebSphere RedbooksRecommended retail booksPerformance Analysis for Java Websites, Stacy Joines, Ruth Willenborg, Ken Hygh, 2002, Addison-Wesley, ISBN: 0201844540Persistence in the Enterprise: A Guide to Persistence Technologies, Geoffrey Hambrick, Kyle Brown, Roland Barcia, Robert Peterson, Kulvir Bhogal, 2008, IBM Press, ISBN: 0131587560Application Architecture for WebSphere: A Practical Approach to Building WebSphere Applications, Joey Bernal, 2008, IBM Press, ISBN: 0137129262IBM WebSphere DataPower SOA Appliance Handbook, Bill Hines, John Rasmussen, Jaime Ryan, Simon Kapadia, Jim Brennan, 2009, IBM Press, ISBN: 0137148194IBM WebSphere: Deployment and Advanced Configuration, Roland Barcia, Bill Hines, Tom Alcott, Keys Botzum, 2004, IBM Press, ISBN: 0131468626WebSphere support and downloadsWebSphere Application Server support for fast access to problem solving resources.Technotes contain valuable programming tips, Q&As, and workarounds, updated regularly by WebSphere Application Server support and development teams.WebSphere Application Server trial product downloadsThe Support Authority discusses resources, tools, and other elements of IBM Technical Support that are available for WebSphere products, plus techniques and new ideas that can further enhance your IBM support experience.BlogsThese blogs are authored by WebSphere Application Server experts, who regularly provide information on developing J2EE applications with WebSphere Application Server in easily digestible chunks:WebSphere Performance by Alexandre PolozoffWeb 2.0 and Middleware by Roland BarciaWebSphere: Into the wild BLUE yonder! by Jerry CuomoWebSphere CommunityWebSphere and MessagingWebSphere and Java PersistenceWebSphere educationThe IBM Education Assistant integrates narrated presentations, tutorials, and resource links to help you successfully use the WebSphere family of products. Included are tutorials on overview, installation, migration, programming model, security, high availability, and many other topics related to WebSphere Application Server.IBM Education Assistant Information
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