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WebSphere Portal v5.1 to v6 Migration
Posted on May 21, 2008 at 12:54:00 AM
IBM Support hosted a Support Technical Exchange Open Mic call with customers on the topic of migration from v5.1 to v6 for WebSphereŽ Portal on May 7, 2008. Check out the same here.
RESTful SOA using XML
Posted on February 14, 2008 at 8:13:00 AM
There is a nice article published here that talks of exposing SOA as RESTFUL services and using them to create your applications. Nice reading.
IBM Web 2.0 Developer kit
Posted on January 11, 2008 at 3:34:00 AM
IBM has released a Web 2.0 Developer kit. The Kit can be downloaded from here. The kit covers the following
Web 2.0 podcast series:
- What is Web 2.0?
- What is Ajax?
- What is REST?
- What are Atom/RSS feeds?
- Using Web 2.0 in IBM Lotus Domino
- Using Web 2.0 in IBM WebSphere Portal
Plus a developerWorks interview with Tim Berners-Lee and Taking Web 2.0 into the enterprise
developerWork articles
- Using Ajax to add document preview functionality to your IBM Lotus Domino site
- Java EE meets Web 2.0
White papers
- Developing Enterprise Web 2.0 Applications
Demos
- Lotus Connections product demo
- Lotus Connections business demo
- Lotus Quickr product demo
Webcasts
- Introducing IBM Lotus Quickr - The Fastest Way To Share Content With Your Teams
- Taking Web 2.0 to Work
MS joins Enterprise Search Market
Posted on December 3, 2007 at 3:52:00 PM
Microsoft has announced itself in the enterprise search market by introducing Microsoft Search Server Express 2008. It can be downloaded via the release candidate. MS says the product is free today, and it will be continue to be free at the time of general release in the first quarter of 2008.
Search Server Express should comfortably index and search 400,000-500,000 documents on a reasonably sized server, and capacity and performance can be scaled in a multi-server deployment using the licensed version of Search Server 2008. Further, the Search Engine has also wide variety of connectors for searching MS and Lotus libraries.
MS has also published a Microsoft?s enterprise search products comparison table. Check out here.
Search Server Express should comfortably index and search 400,000-500,000 documents on a reasonably sized server, and capacity and performance can be scaled in a multi-server deployment using the licensed version of Search Server 2008. Further, the Search Engine has also wide variety of connectors for searching MS and Lotus libraries.
MS has also published a Microsoft?s enterprise search products comparison table. Check out here.
Online Colloboration Space heats up!
Posted on November 23, 2007 at 4:18:00 AM
Bangalore-based InstaColl launched an application called Live Documents, which is a hybrid online-offline office suite of applications with features similar to Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Instacoll is doing a controlled release, but within the next 2 to 3 weeks will make it available to everyone across the globe. Individual users can access this for free, till the company decides on the pricing. However, the enterprise version will be charged.
Besides the online tool, there is the Live Documents Plug-in, which is an optional client that you can download - the client converts Microsoft Office into a smart client that is web-enabled and provides collaborative capabilities within the context of familiar desktop applications. The desktop client also facilitates offline access to your documents - any changes that you make to a Live Document in offline mode is cached locally and automatically synchronized to the server the next time you go online.
Check out the site here.
Instacoll is doing a controlled release, but within the next 2 to 3 weeks will make it available to everyone across the globe. Individual users can access this for free, till the company decides on the pricing. However, the enterprise version will be charged.
Besides the online tool, there is the Live Documents Plug-in, which is an optional client that you can download - the client converts Microsoft Office into a smart client that is web-enabled and provides collaborative capabilities within the context of familiar desktop applications. The desktop client also facilitates offline access to your documents - any changes that you make to a Live Document in offline mode is cached locally and automatically synchronized to the server the next time you go online.
Check out the site here.
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Implementing "Remember Me" feature on WebSphere Portal
Posted on November 16, 2007 at 4:49:00 PM
"Remember Me" is a popular feature provided by many Web sites that simplifies the sign in process -- and provides a better user experience -- by challenging a user only once for credentials. When selected by a user upon signing in, this feature enables the browser to "remember" the user's identity on subsequent visits to the site. User credentials remain stored as cookies in the browser until either the cookies expire, or the user signs out of the site.
This article explains how you can realize the Remember Me feature on WebSphere Portal with security enabled, and shows a sample implementation of the steps involved.
