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app on the IBM Bluemix
cloud platform.
|WebSphere V9 Migration Assessment service to the rescue for V7 and V8.0
For WebSphere Application Server V7 and V8.0 users, the recent end-of-service announcement means you'll need to move to WebSphere V9. To ensure a quick and smooth transition so you can confidently use WebSphere V9, IBM introduces the WebSphere V9 Migration Assessment service. This article gives you a quick look at WebSphere V9 and how the new migration service can quickly get you there.
|17 Oct 2016
|Transform your business in the cloud with Business Operations
With business processes and business rules, you can transform your operations by gaining efficiency and insight. By exposing these enterprise assets as reusable APIs and managing the APIs in an easily accessed catalog, your mobile and web-based apps can be more easily discovered, tried, and integrated for innovative new applications. This tutorial shows how to create a business process using IBM Business Process Manager (BPM) on Cloud and a decision service using IBM Operational Decision Manager (ODM) on Cloud and then how to manage those assets as APIs in IBM API Connect.
|14 Oct 2016
|WebSphere Application Server Performance Tuning Toolkit
The WebSphere Application Server Performance Tuning Toolkit is an Eclipse-based intelligent tool. It helps users tune the performance of WebSphere Application Server by using data collection, data analysis, and statistical inference technology. It also helps users locate bottlenecks and tune their applications appropriately.
|11 Oct 2016
|The WebSphere Contrarian: Preparing for failure
Many enterprises ensure that application and infrastructure performance testing and tuning is part of every implementation project plan. However, another essential testing and tuning phase is often overlooked -- one to ensure that application and component failover occurs without any impact to application availability. This installment of the WebSphere Contrarian discusses how to approach that task.
|11 Oct 2016
|Support continuous configuration deployments for IBM MQ with
This tutorial provides a model for automating IBM MQ configuration deployments for IBM MQ server and environment management.
|07 Oct 2016
|Processing messages with the IBM MQ messaging provider activation
specifications in WebSphere Application Server
This article describes the IBM MQ messaging provider activation specifications in WebSphere Application Server. It also describes the mechanisms that are used to connect to IBM MQ queue managers and monitor destinations for messages. Then, it shows how the application server delivers suitable messages to message-driven beans for processing. The article is for WebSphere Application Server administrators and developers who need to tune their systems and for IBM MQ administrators who want to understand how the application server interacts with IBM MQ.
|06 Oct 2016
|Integrate IBM API Connect and WebSphere Service Registry and
Learn how you can use both IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository and IBM API Connect together for hybrid cloud integration, combining features to get optimum business value and strengthen your business.
|20 Sep 2016
|Implementing build-time JPA enhancement with WebSphere Application
This article presents a process for setting up build-time JPA enhancement in IBM
|15 Sep 2016
|Map workloads to the cloud
The term "workload" has various meanings to people with different roles. These varied perspectives can lead to misunderstandings, miscommunication, and false expectations when planning to move or map workloads to the cloud or hybrid cloud. In this article, you learn what a workload is, understand the basic model and key attributes of a workload, and see how it fits in a cloud context.
|12 Sep 2016
|Integrate your on-premises apps with the cloud with WebSphere
This tutorial describes how to use the IBM WebSphere Connect capabilities that are part of IBM WebSphere Application Server Liberty V9 and later releases, to publish your WebSphere APIs so others can subscribe and consume them.
|08 Sep 2016
|Build a banking virtual assistant that improves customer experience with
sentiment analysis
In the second in a series of cognitive business operations videos, Philipp Schume, IBM Senior Managing Consultant, shows an example of a virtual agent that uses Watson services on IBM
Also available in: Portuguese
|22 Aug 2016
|Build a retail virtual assistant that improves customer experience with
sentiment analysis
In the first in a series of cognitive business operations videos, IBM Senior Consultant Robert Grant shows an example of a virtual agent that uses the Watson Dialog and Alchemy API sentiment analysis services on IBM
Also available in: Portuguese
|22 Aug 2016
|Generate rule artifacts with IBM ODM APIs
When the initial representation of business rules exists outside of IBM Operational Decision Manager (ODM), you need to consider importing an external representation of the rules so you can generate IBM ODM rule artifacts. To import to rules and turn them into IBM ODM artifacts, you can rely on a subset of the IBM ODM API for creating rule artifacts programmatically, either in the Rule Designer rule projects or in the Decision Center repository.
|17 Aug 2016
|How, where, and why IBM Bluemix Local System and PureApplication fit in
your cloud
|06 Aug 2016
|Integrate IBM BPM with the IBM Watson Tradeoff Analytics service on IBM
Learn how to use the IBM Watson Tradeoff Analytics service on IBM Bluemix with IBM Business Process Manager (BPM) solutions to help your business process participants make decisions that balance conflicting goals and alternatives. A sample IBM BPM process application introduces essential artifacts applied in an implementation example.
Also available in: Spanish
|18 Jul 2016
|Make secure API calls in IBM API Connect
Security is crucial when you are exposing back-end data services to applications, in particular to web and mobile applications. This tutorial shows how to add Transport Layer Security (TLS) profiles in IBM
|18 Jul 2016
|IBM Bluemix Local on PureApplication System
IBM Bluemix is the IBM Platform as a Service that provides access to added-value services and compute resources. With a simple click of a button, you can provision and use services to create a whole new generation of applications. This article describes how to use IBM PureApplication System as an appliance to host Bluemix Local, combining the ease and speed of installing and deploying a preconfigured system with the power of the IBM cloud platform, all running in your own data center.
|08 Jul 2016
|What's new in WebSphere Application Server V9?
If you've been waiting for a reason to extend your development architecture to the cloud, now is the time with the release of IBM WebSphere Application Server V9. You can create applications with new features, optimize costs for application infrastructure, and connect existing applications and data to cloud services. This article presents a high-level overview of the new features and deployment options in WebSphere Application Server V9.
|30 Jun 2016
|Integrate Business Rules with Watson services on IBM
Bluemix, Part
2: Build a job matching app with Play Framework that integrates Personality
Insights and Business Rules services
This series guides you through creating an application that uses the Business Rules service on IBM Bluemix and automates decisions based on the results of the Personality Insights service. In Part 2, you develop an example personality-driven job matching application with Play Framework, and you deploy it on Bluemix with a custom Java build pack. The example application demonstrates how you can run, integrate, and deploy the Personality Insights, Business Rules, and ClearDB MySQL Database services on Bluemix.
|28 Jun 2016
|Share data between different IBM WebSphere Portal applications
The Shared Data application object is one of the preinstalled application objects that are available to use with IBM
|24 Jun 2016
|Integrate Business Rules with Watson services on IBM
Bluemix, Part
1: Build a Business Rules app that uses Personality Insights to match job
This series guides you through creating an application that uses the Business Rules service on IBM Bluemix and automates decisions based on the results of the Personality Insights service. Part 1 describes how you can use the Business Rules service to construct and deploy business rules on Bluemix, based on the Personality Insights data. You learn how to define a Business Rules data model from the Personality Insights data model. Finally, you learn how to deploy and test the Personality Insights-driven Business Rules project on Bluemix.
|23 Jun 2016
|The evolving hybrid integration reference architecture
The surface area across which an organization must integrate has expanded dramatically in recent years. Integration must now treat cloud as a first-class citizen and cater to radically different requirements from a broader range of users. This article considers the primary drivers of change and the integration reference architecture that is evolving to meet the new demands.
Also available in: Chinese Japanese Portuguese Spanish
|22 Jun 2016
|Certificate hassles? Manage both self-signed and CA-signed certificates in
IBM WebSphere Application Server
Some IBM
|13 Jun 2016
|Creating a stand-alone Process Center profile in IBM BPM, Part
2: Configure a profile for IBM Business Process Manager V8.5.7 on Linux
A stand-alone Process Center profile for IBM
|13 Jun 2016
|Monitor DataPower virtual appliances from PureApplication System
This tutorial describes how IBM® PureApplication® System provides monitoring capability for IBM WebSphere® DataPower® appliances based on the IBM Tivoli® monitoring solution. It shows how to configure shared services to enable monitoring for DataPower appliances that run as virtual system patterns in PureApplication System.
|10 Jun 2016
|Achieve your API strategy with IBM API Connect
To deliver on your API strategy, you need to understand your key stakeholders, their needs, and how API Connect can help to meet those needs. In this article you learn about these essential elements of an API strategy. You see how IBM API Connect goes beyond the limits of an API management platform, allowing your organization to not only manage and secure its APIs, but to also create and run them. Finally, you see how quickly you can get started with API Connect.
|06 Jun 2016
|Editor's picks: Top five WebSphere Liberty tutorials
If there is one thing that IBM WebSphere Liberty gives you, it's the freedom, and flexibility, to dynamically create applications both on-premises and in the cloud. This article highlights the top five tutorials in developerWorks for WebSphere Liberty.
|31 May 2016
|Build better applications with Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI) in
WebSphere Application Server
Contexts and Dependency Injection for Java (CDI) is part of JSR 346. CDI is fully supported in IBM
|26 May 2016
|JVM updates in WebSphere Application Server
V8: Using wsadmin and Jython to easily collect and report WebSphere Application
Server PMI data
This article describes how you can use wsadmin introspection with Jython to easily retrieve Performance Monitoring Infrastructure (PMI) metrics for IBM WebSphere Application Server. IBM Tivoli Performance Viewer is used as a model for performance reporting. A high level review of PMI architecture is included.
Also available in: Japanese
|25 May 2016
|Where and why: Demystifying virtual machine placement in IBM
PureApplication System
Also available in: Japanese
|16 May 2016
|Route complex assignments with messages in IBM Business Process
There are many ways to implement complex styles of assignments for your process participants with IBM Business Process Manager (BPM). This tutorial examines several useful patterns you can use to provide a more configurable inbox for your process participants with push or pull routing, more accurate statistics, and advanced error handling. All of these patterns use messages to route the assignments.
|11 May 2016
|Implement multisystem management and deployment with IBM PureApplication
IBM PureApplication System V2.0 introduced support for multisystem management and deployment, which enables you to perform catalog management and deployment across systems. This tutorial helps you set up a management domain and deployment subdomain by using IBM PureApplication System.
|29 Apr 2016
|Build smart sensors with Business Rules, Watson IoT Platform, and Insights
for Weather Bluemix services
The Business Rules service on IBM Bluemix provides the capability for decision management on Bluemix. This tutorial gives a brief overview and then shows how to use the Business Rules service with the Internet of Things Platform service to generate temperature warnings from information collected from sensors. It also shows how to use the Insights for Weather service in an Internet of Things application. You can use the power of business rules as part of an Internet of Things solution with Bluemix services.
Also available in: Russian Portuguese Spanish
|25 Apr 2016
|4 reasons why WebSphere Liberty and Bluemix ease the lift and shift of
on-premises microservices to the cloud
In this article, Vijay Bhadriraju, IBM Senior Software Engineer, explains his experience in lifting and shifting on-premises Java microservices to Bluemix cloud. He also examines the lifecycle management benefits that these microservices can experience by running in Bluemix. This tutorial is geared to developers and IT personnel who are running microservices in their on-premises infrastructure and want to move them to the cloud.
|21 Apr 2016
|Develop business processes and case applications together in IBM Business
Process Manager
A business process, which is structured, is repeatable, and seldom changes. A case application, which is a dynamic, unstructured process, can be altered at run time by a person selecting the tasks that are most appropriate to the situation. Both types of processes are supported in IBM
|20 Apr 2016
|Set up the embedded global cache for high availability in IBM Integration
Bus V10
IBM® Integration Bus V10 applications can load and reference database tables in the embedded global cache, a fast structure stored in an integration server's JVM heap. One drawback of the cache is that the cache data is lost after an integration server crash. Further, the cache is based on a simple key-value structure, a data model that is not sufficient for the complex queries needed in an enterprise context. This article describes how to set up a cache for high availability. It describes two formats that you can use to load data into a cache, and it provides sample ESQL functions for complex cache access.
|15 Apr 2016
|Editor's picks: Top 10 Bluemix tutorials for business process
Here are my top 10 editor's picks of content published on developerWorks about using IBM
|12 Apr 2016
|A web-based monitoring tool for IBM WebSphere MQ
This article shows you how to use a simple, downloadable, web-based monitoring tool for IBM
|06 Apr 2016
|Monitor and control resource usage for groups of entry control blocks in
IBM z/TPF
This article describes enhancements in resource monitoring for entry control blocks (ECBs) in IBM
|05 Apr 2016
|Tips for using the IBM Silverpop connector in IBM WebSphere Cast
Fine-tune email marketing and lead-generation activities with these four tips for using Silverpop connector activities with IBM WebSphere Cast Iron. In this tutorial, you learn how to establish OAuth 2.0 authentication to connect the Silverpop connector to the Silverpop Engage platform. You also learn how to connect a Silverpop connector endpoint to the Silverpop Engage platform, engage the Silverpop connector activities, and integrate Silverpop with the SugarCRM system.
|29 Mar 2016
|Integrate IBM BPM with IBM Watson, Part 1
This tutorial guides you through the steps to integrate an IBM
Also available in: Chinese Japanese Portuguese Spanish
|23 Mar 2016
|Do more with the IBM Blueworks Live REST API, Part
3: Write Java applications with the Blueworks Live REST API
In Part 3 of this series about the Representational State Transfer (REST) application programming interface (API) for IBM
|09 Mar 2016
|Do more with the IBM Blueworks Live REST API, Part
2: Use Blueworks Live REST API resources interactively with cURL
In Part 2 of this series about the Representational State Transfer (REST) application programming interface (API) for IBM
|02 Mar 2016
|Do more with the IBM Blueworks Live REST API, Part
1: Explore the Blueworks Live REST API resources with a generic testing
This tutorial is the first part in a series about the Representational State Transfer (REST) application programming interface (API) for IBM
|24 Feb 2016
|Using the InfoSphere MDM Application Toolkit to build MDM
services in IBM Business Process Manager, Part
4: Composite transactions
Learn scenarios that show you how to implement IBM® InfoSphere® Master Data Management (MDM) composite transactions with MDM Application Toolkit services. This tutorial is the final part of a series that describes how to integrate IBM Business Process Manager (BPM) and master data.
|17 Feb 2016
|Develop Advanced Integration services for IBM Business Process Manager
This tutorial explores the new option in IBM
|17 Feb 2016
|Using the InfoSphere MDM Application Toolkit to build MDM
services in IBM Business Process Manager, Part
3: Additions and extensions
Learn how to use IBM® InfoSphere® Master Data Management (MDM) Application Toolkit services to implement InfoSphere MDM additions and extensions. This tutorial is the third part of a series that describes how to integrate IBM Business Process Manager (BPM) and master data.
|10 Feb 2016
|Java EE, the next inception: Install a local Java EE development environment for Bluemix
Learn how to configure a local development environment for developing and deploying Java and Java EE applications for IBM Bluemix. This will enable you to customize a typical Eclipse and Liberty development environment.
|10 Feb 2016
|Java EE, the next inception: Install a local Java EE development environment for WebSphere Liberty
Learn how to install a local Java EE application development environment using Eclipse and IBM WebSphere Liberty. This environment can be used for developing and deploying Liberty applications, as well as for developing applications to be deployed on traditional hardware, and to cloud environments such as IBM Bluemix.
|10 Feb 2016
|Java EE, the next inception: A primer to WebSphere Liberty for Java EE developers
Learn the basics of how IBM WebSphere Application Server Liberty profile works, and how its architecture differs significantly from that of older Java EE application servers. This background will be helpful for understanding how to install a local Java EE application development environment using Eclipse and Liberty, as well as how to deploy Liberty applications.
|10 Feb 2016
|Monitoring your business applications, Part
2: Products offering basic integration with IBM Business Monitor
|04 Feb 2016
|Monitoring your business applications, Part
1: Products offering first-class integration with IBM Business Monitor
|04 Feb 2016
|Monitoring your business applications, Part
3: Enable programmatic event emission to IBM Business Monitor
|04 Feb 2016
|Does IBM BPM = agile development?
Learn some of the subtle differences in the approaches used to deliver IBM
|04 Feb 2016
|Beam my apps up to IBM WebSphere on Cloud
IBM WebSphere on Cloud helps clients to balance new and existing resources to create new applications and APIs, enhance existing Java applications, and optimize everything. And, with developerWorks Premium, you have the resources you need to help transport your starship to WebSphere on Cloud.
|01 Feb 2016
|Configure the IBM Process Federation Server to give your IBM BPM process
users a single point of access
Learn how to install and configure the IBM
|27 Jan 2016
|Microservices, SOA, and APIs: Friends or enemies?
Comparing a microservices architecture and service-oriented architecture (SOA) is a sensitive topic and often cause for a swift source of disagreement. This article examines where these controversies stem from and considers how best to resolve them. It then looks forward to see how these concepts are combining with those of API management to enable more agile, decentralized, and resilient enterprise architectures.
|21 Jan 2016
|Customizing the Document List control in IBM Business Process Manager V8.5
This step-by-step tutorial describes how to customize the Document List control in IBM
|06 Jan 2016
|Automate project deployment using the Management API for WebSphere Cast
Iron Cloud integration
This article describes how to automate your project deployment by using the WebSphere
|16 Dec 2015
|Troubleshooting WebSphere Commerce performance bottlenecks
The WebSphere Commerce
|10 Dec 2015
|Diversify your IBM ODM application with Bluemix and the Business Rules
service, Part 1
The Business Rules service on IBM
|09 Dec 2015
|Integrate Docker in your IBM Operational Decision Manager
|09 Dec 2015
|Embed reference data in IBM ODM decision service implementations
Make reference data available to business rules at run time by embedding the data with the artifacts that are deployed to the Rule Execution Server in IBM Operational Decision Manager (ODM). Learn example approaches that are useful when the Rule Execution Server cannot access an external data service, for example in an IBM ODM on Cloud environment.
|09 Dec 2015
|Cross-site replication and recovery with IBM ODM Decision Server
Learn how to configure IBM
|09 Dec 2015
|Diversify your IBM ODM application with Bluemix and the Business Rules
service, Part 2
Part 2 of this series shows how to configure tracing and performance when you decide to diversify your existing on-premises IBM
|09 Dec 2015
|Best of API tutorials for Business Process Management in 2015
In a digital world, business services need to be digital. You can think of application programming interfaces (APIs) as the glue that connects services, applications, and systems, or as the basic grammar for how digital businesses communicate about their capabilities and share data. As you look ahead to 2016, first look back to the best tutorials this past year about APIs for IBM
|25 Nov 2015
|Using the MDM Application Toolkit to build MDM services in
Business Process Manager, Part
2: Creating services and error handling
Learn how to use the IBM InfoSphere Master Data Management (MDM) Application Toolkit to create basic services in IBM Business Process Manager (BPM) and to implement error handling.
|12 Nov 2015
|Exposing an IBM BPM process to a mobile device with IBM MobileFirst
Learn how to generate an IBM MobileFirst application that interacts with IBM Business Process Manager (BPM) through a secure adapter so that authorized users of your process application can activate, work on, and complete tasks from their mobile devices.
|04 Nov 2015
|Automate environment provisioning with IBM SmartCloud Orchestrator and IBM
Business Process Manager
Learn how to provision virtual system patterns in IBM
Also available in: Chinese Portuguese
|22 Oct 2015
|IBM Business Process Manager operation overview, Part
3: Advanced operations
Part 3 of this series introduces advanced operations tasks that administrators for IBM
|15 Oct 2015
|Integrate IBM MQ with your IBM Business Process Manager processes
Learn the various approaches to send and receive messages from a business process through IBM
|07 Oct 2015
|Examining IT as a process
The idea of automating IT operations is not a new one, and in fact has long been a desired objective for streamlining notoriously repetitive tasks and avoiding frustrating, inefficient rework. It has also been a challenging objective to achieve - that is, until you apply the revolutionary thought that IT is largely a definable process for getting work done. And as the leader in smarter process solutions, IBM has some experience in surfacing and automating manageable processes for the highest impact. This article breaks it all down for IT leaders looking for the best and most strategic way to automate their operations centers.
Also available in: Chinese Japanese Portuguese
|05 Oct 2015
|Using the InfoSphere MDM Application Toolkit to build MDM
services in IBM Business Process Manager, Part
1: Introduction and considerations
This is the first tutorial in a series that describes how to integrate IBM Business Process Manager (BPM) and IBM InfoSphere Master Data Management (MDM). Specifically, this series refers to IBM BPM 8.5.5 and the IBM InfoSphere MDM Application Toolkit, both of which are provided with InfoSphere MDM 11.4. Get an overview of how to use the InfoSphere MDM Application Toolkit (MDMAT), including basic considerations and tips for how to use it effectively.
|01 Oct 2015
|Working with the HTTP connector in WebSphere Cast Iron, Part 1:
Configuring a secure authentication in Cast Iron Studio and Appliance
|30 Sep 2015
|IBM Business Process Manager database troubleshooting, Part
1: What you can learn from your IBM DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows
|23 Sep 2015
|IBM Business Process Manager database troubleshooting, Part
2: Solve performance issues with IBM DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows
Learn about some common problem scenarios to use as examples for solving performance and database issues with IBM
|23 Sep 2015
|Building IBM Business Monitor models with the freedom of the Dynamic Event
The Dynamic Event Framework is a new event transport mechanism in IBM
|23 Sep 2015
|Manage and recover IBM Business Process Manager processes efficiently with
the REST API
This tutorial demonstrates how you can use the Representational State Transfer (REST) protocol application programming interface (API) for IBM
|23 Sep 2015
|IBM Business Process Manager operation overview, Part
2: Maintenance and migration
Part 2 of this series gives an overview of the maintenance and migration steps that administrators for IBM
|23 Sep 2015
|Top 5 editor's picks for IBM Business Monitor
Here are the top 5 editor's picks of IBM
|27 Aug 2015
|Manage IBM CICS systems on the go: Prototype for IBM MobileFirst
Learn how to create and implement a mobile solution prototype for IBM CICS systems management. By creating this prototype, you can improve the usability of CICS system management functions and incorporate them with your IBM MobileFirst applications. For example, you can monitor CICS resource usage remotely on your mobile devices wherever and whenever you need. In this prototype, the CICS storage status is displayed graphically on a mobile device for monitoring. This solution entails using a RESTful API, XSLT, and JSON technologies on CICS Transaction Server and IBM MobileFirst Platform Foundation.
|06 Aug 2015
|IBM Business Process Manager operation overview, Part
1: Topology, security, basic administration, and monitoring
The maintenance of a clustered server environment for IBM
|30 Jul 2015
|Top 10 editor's picks for IBM Business Process Manager
Here are my top 10 editor's picks of IBM
|29 Jul 2015
|Top 10 editor's picks for IBM Operational Decision Manager
Here are my top 10 editor's picks of IBM
|29 Jul 2015
|Dynamic authentication for connectors in WebSphere Cast
Iron, Part 2: Authenticating JDE, Salesforce.com, and Force.com Bulk API connectors
Part 2 of this two-part series describes how connectors such as JD Edwards, Salesforce.com
|22 Jul 2015
|Developing a high performance API for IBM Cognos integration using WebSphere
Performance is a key measurement for an API, especially when the API is integrated with services that may not respond quickly. One example of such a service is a complex IBM
|09 Jul 2015
|Protecting mobile applications with the ISAM module for IBM
DataPower Gateway, Part 2: Creating and applying multi-factor authentication policies using one-time
In Part 1 of this tutorial series, you learned how to deploy the ISAM reverse proxy on IBM
|25 Jun 2015
|Tips for migrating IBM Business Process Manager applications to Internet
Explorer 10
If you migrated to Microsoft Internet Explorer 10 from an earlier version of Internet Explorer, your end users of IBM
|24 Jun 2015
|Comparing IBM Business Process Manager dashboards to IBM Business
Solution architects can add custom monitoring to an IBM
|24 Jun 2015
|Integrating IBM Business Process Manager with a hybrid MobileFirst
This tutorial shows how to integrate IBM
|24 Jun 2015
|Branding and customizing the coach controls in IBM Business Process
Learn approaches to customize coach controls for your organization, such as using included files, creating third-party controls, and linking the controls with the Representational State Transfer (REST) protocol. Also learn tips and tricks for overcoming common problems encountered when creating coaches.
|24 Jun 2015
|Branding and customizing coach themes in IBM Business Process
There are many ways to adjust coaches for your branding requirements. Learn about IBM
|24 Jun 2015
|Creating virtual affinity maps with IBM Blueworks Live
Affinity mapping is a valuable tool for analysts to elicit requirements from business users in a collocated setting. With IBM
|24 Jun 2015
|The WebSphere Contrarian: If liberty means freedom of choice, am I free to choose the Liberty profile?
Since it's introduction in 2012, the IBM WebSphere Application Server Liberty profile has rapidly evolved from a development desktop focused runtime to one that is increasingly being considered for production deployment. The WebSphere Contrarian clears up some misconceptions about the Liberty profile, and outlines some factors to consider when evaluating the Liberty profile as an alternative or adjunct to the WebSphere Application Server full profile.
|17 Jun 2015
|Faster forward video series: IBM API Management end-to-end, Part 4
This four-part series of videos on IBM API Management together make up an end-to-end demonstration of the product that includes creating a restful API, testing it, publishing it in IBM API Management, and finally using the published API from a mobile application. Using the RESTful API you exposed to the public in Part 3, this video demo concludes with an exercise that illustrates how to use your API within a mobile application.
|17 Jun 2015
|Making the move to the Liberty profile, Part 3: Migrating a JBoss application to Liberty
In the third and final installment of this series, you will follow the process discussed in Parts 1 and 2 to migrate a JBoss application to the IBM WebSphere Application Server Liberty profile - without incident. One of the steps will be to use the Liberty Technology Preview to identify any porting issues so you can quickly decide if an application is a good fit for the Liberty lightweight container. The straightforward process enables you to very quickly migrate not only the application code, but also the server configuration required for running that application.
|17 Jun 2015
|Change Data Capture and WebSphere eXtreme Scale: Architectural patterns for dealing with stale data in a distributed caching
Distributed caching solutions often have to deal with the problem of a stale cache. This tutorial outlines various architectural patterns for dealing with this issue, including a new approach based on the principles of Change Data Capture (CDC). The IBM WebSphere eXtreme Scale CDC Adapter is a new feature offered in WebSphere eXtreme Scale V188.8.131.52 that provides a solution based on the IBM InfoSphere Data Replication CDC product.
|17 Jun 2015
|How, where, and why IBM PureApplication fits in your cloud
IBM PureApplication systems introduce out-of-the-box capabilities that improve the way you create and deliver cloud solutions by simplifying the creation and reuse of applications and topologies. You get infrastructure patterns of expertise from IBM and its partners, as well as a platform that is optimized for enterprise applications. But how does PureApplication fit in the field of public, private, and hybrid cloud scenarios? This article explains how PureApplication System, PureApplication Software, or PureApplication Service should be your enabler of choice for whatever type of cloud you have.
|17 Jun 2015
|Comment lines: Encrypting WebSphere Application Server system passwords — if you insist
IBM WebSphere Application Server stores system passwords in files that are simply encoded. To support clients who want to implement their own password storage mechanism, WebSphere Application Server has provided a System Programming Interface (SPI) to do so. Encrypting these system passwords can provide some marginal additional security benefits for a specific class of vulnerability (poorly implemented application code), but it cannot provide defense against a malicious programmer or a determined attack. If you insist on implementing a password encryption solution, here is one example of how you could achieve this using the SPI.
|16 Jun 2015
|Protecting mobile applications with the ISAM module for IBM
DataPower Gateway, Part 1: Securing and optimizing mobile workloads using mobile patterns
The IBM
|01 Jun 2015


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SUMMERSIDE – The 35th annual Three Oaks Senior High School Sweetheart basketball tournament's championship banner is staying home.
The host Three Oaks Axewomen defeated the Avon View Avalanche 72-62 in an exciting championship game on Saturday afternoon.
"It was so intense," said Three Oaks guard and game star Georgie McKenna. "Both teams wanted to win so badly.
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The win capped a perfect tournament for the Axewomen, who finished 4-0 (won-lost). Earlier Saturday, a 32-point effort from tournament most valuable player Nikki Arsenault sparked Three Oaks to a 65-53 semifinal win over James M. Hill of Miramichi, N.B.
Avon View overcame a 32-25 halftime deficit to edge Charlottetown Rural 65-61 in the other semifinal.
"It's a huge accomplishment for this team to win the tournament," said Axewomen head coach James Voye. "Especially, when we beat Rural the first game, and it was the first time we beat Rural this year.
"They just kept building off that momentum, and they beat some good teams this weekend."
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In the final, Arsenault scored a game-high 35 points to lead the Axewomen while senior and tournament all-star Tara Campbell sank 11 and sophomore Georgia Baker contributed seven, including a clutch three-point shot in the second half.
"Nikki is a great basketball player and fills the net for us every game," said Voye. "She really sees the floor well."
McKayla States (18), Jessie Miller (11) and Aly Greenro (10) paced Avon View.
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The Axewomen built a 16-point lead – 38-22 – at halftime, but Avon View battled back and the Axewomen took a 51-49 lead into the fourth quarter.
"We knew they were going to throw something different at us in the second half," said Voye. "They really like to mix up their pressure defences.
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McKenna credited "hard work and determination" for the Axewomen's successful adjustments.
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Campbell's foul shot to cap off a three-point play with just under eight minutes remaining put the Axewomen in front 60-51. However, Avon View answered back and closed to within 64-60.
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"They weren't really guarding me and I was wide open," said McKenna. "I wanted it to go in real bad, and when the ball went in I can't explain how much relief it was."
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Thursday, Feb. 4
Three Oaks 46 Charlottetown Rural 43
Friday, Feb. 11
Three Oaks 71 Kensington 20
Avon View (Windsor, N.S.) 72 Bluefield 16
Charlottetown Rural 61 vs. Kensington 21
James M. Hill (Miramichi, N.B.) 81 Bluefield 13
Avon View 68 vs. James M. Hill 52
Saturday, Feb. 12
Three Oaks 65 James M. Hill 53
Avon View 65 Charlottetown Rural 61
Fifth-Place Game
Kensington 43 Bluefield 28
Third-Place Game
Charlottetown Rural 64 James M. Hill 50
Championship Game
Three Oaks 72 Avon View 62
Tara Campbell, Three Oaks.
Lexi MacInnis, Charlottetown Rural.
Emily Fitzpatrick, James M. Hill.
Mckayla States, Avon View.
Jessie Miller, Avon View.
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Dress up a boring old tote bag with this easy sewing project from Heather Valentine. All it takes is some scrap fabric and basic sewing skills to make the Fabric Frill Tote. Your plain canvas bag will be reborn with a few fancy fabric frills.
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- Determine what direction you would like your ruffles to go in and how many ruffles you would like. I made mine vertical and used two different ruffles. My tote bag is small (11 inches tall x 8 inches wide), so you may need to adjust your ruffle sizing. (Note: If I did it again, I would make them smaller.)
- Rip your larger ruffle 4 1/2 inches wide x 22 inches long. Rip your smaller ruffle 2 1/2 inches wide x 21 inches long. (Ruffle length is roughly double the length of the bag.)
- Fold the top edge of your ruffle strips under about 1/2 inch for a clean edge; pin in place at top and bottom. (Note: It is important to pin at the bottom. At first I did not, and my ruffle curved towards the center. I had to rip out a few stitches, pin in place, and restitch.
- Using your machine on a standard straight stitch, stitch down the center of the ruffle. As you are stitching with the needle in the down position, lift up your presser foot and bunch up the fabric into a ruffle. This is very free form; if you are looking for something more uniform, pin your ruffles in place. Just be sure not to stitch through your pins.
- When you come to the bottom of your ruffle, turn under about 1/2 inch of each ruffle for a clean edge. Be sure to back stitch at top and bottom.
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This is so cute and such a great idea. It works up quickly and I love making totes so this is something I will be adding for that special something.
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This was moist but more cake than brownie. I loved the coffee but used normal flour. They were greatly enjoyed and cut and kept well.
These are pretty good for being low-fat and low sugar. Very moist, but I think next time I will use all-purpose flour rather than wholemeal (which I assume is the same as whole wheat?) Didn't care for the texture of the whole wheat. I liked the coffee flavor and may increase the amount next time. I skipped the "dusting" step because I used these as a base for some no sugar added/low-fat ice cream. Thank you, btw, for the cup measurements in parentheses :)
I too would reduce the coffee in this... but the Scout leaders for whom this was a gift are true Dutch and love their coffee, so know your recipients LOL. I took the photo at home so didn't dust it with icing sugar/coffee until after I had transported it (and then realised I'd forgotten to bring the camera for the extra photo). Chocolate chips are very hard to find here so I blitzed some dark chocolate in the food processor into pieces and it went well. Please see my Rating System: 4 excellent stars for an easy to make recipe that will disappear fast. Thanks!
Loved It!! DH gave it one star, but what does he know? :) This is a terrific replacement for the 'real thing'. I was a little worried when I took it out of the pan, because I didn't expect it to be that thin. However, the flavour and texture is wonderful. The only thing different I did was to add some sliced almonds, and use milk chocolate chips. I'll make this again for sure. Thanks Chef Potts! It's a keeper.
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These taste lovely with the chocolate and coffee combo. As Mikekey and I have similar tastes in such things I took his suggestions and increased the coffee by almost a half and used white self-rising flour. I don't know if I did something wrong but my brownies are only about 1/2 an inch high tops (I baked them in an 8x8 pan). I just sprinkled Splenda onto them when cut using no cocoa as they were very chocolaty already, I used double dark Dutch cocoa.
this was very good but tasted much more coffee like than chocolate probably because the amount of cocoa for the brownies themselves is missing from the ingredient list. I guessed and i think i guessed wrong :D. However they were good brownies, and will be better when i can add the right amt of cocoa.
I really enjoyed this recipe and will try it again in the future. I originally thought the olive oil was a little odd in the beginning but it worked well in the end.
OK..so I took my first bite of these brownies and thought..."oh no". They were really dry. Went back to look over the recipe and that's when I realized that I'd left the butter in microwave. I hate it when I do stuff like that. I can tell you that the flavor seemed pretty good. The dark chocolate with the coffee was very nice. I bet with butter, they are just delicious, lol.


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NORTHFIELD FALLS Bruce L. Madison, 65, died Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012, at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H.
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March 11: Game one of the best of three ECAC quarterfinal series between St. Lawrence and Clarkson was just what most of the sell-out crowd of 2,561 expected on Friday night. Senior captain Brian Ward put a shot over the shoulder of Clarkson goaltender Greg Lewis and under the crossbar 8:12 into overtime to lift the Saints to a 3-2 win over their archrival and a 1-0 series lead in the best-of-three series. Game two will be played Saturday night at 7. The fourth-seeded Saints battled from behind to secure the series lead as Clarkson scored the only goal of the second period to take a 2-1 lead, but SLU came out strong in the third and tied it on a goal by freshman Jacob Pritchard 6:59 into the third. Lewis and Saint goaltender Kyle Hayton kept it deadlocked through the rest of regulation and well into the extra period. "We got off to a good start with the early goal, but the goal they scored gave them some momentum and I thought they really carried the play through the last part of the first period and through the second," said Saint coach Greg Carvel. "I give a lot of credit to our guys. They really regrouped in the third period and found a way to score a goal. I liked our energy through the third and we could have won it there quickly in overtime, but it is exactly the kind of game I expected. They're a hard team to score against…I thought we did a pretty good job of defensively limiting them, but they do the same." The Saints nearly won it in the opening minute of overtime as Gavin Bayreuther set up a Saint rush and SLU had an empty net to shoot at, but Lewis got a piece of one shot and the Saints missed on a follow-up. Ward scored the winner off a three-on-one rush, taking a pass from Drew Smolcynski and curling into the slot before making Lewis commit and then snapping the shot over his shoulder. It was the 10th of the year for Ward and his fourth game-winning goal of the year. SLU took an early lead when junior wing Alexander Dahl tipped defenseman Nolan Gluchowski's shot from the point past Lewis 4:57 into the game, but Clarkson battled back and scored when Perry D'Arisso scored his sixth of the year from a tough angle at 14:14. The Golden Knights, who went into overtime in each of their first round wins over Princeton last weekend, took a 2-1 lead at 10:41 of the third when Kelly Summers found Nic Pierog coming out of the penalty box after a minor on Clarkson and Pierog scored his fifth of the season on a breakaway. Pritchard ran his scoring streak to ten games with his eighth of the year to tie it in the third period, putting a rebound of a Ryan Lough shot back past Lewis. Hayton, who went into the game with a 1.15 goals against average and a .965 save percentage in six career starts against Clarkson finished with 40 saves for the Saints while Lewis had 30 for Clarkson which had a 42-33 edge in shots on goal. "The 3-2 score is not surprising," Carvel concluded. "Just a great job by Brian Ward to show great patience and finish there on the winner."
Jan. 12: St. Lawrence University sophomore goaltender
Kyle Hayton was spectacular on Tuesday night, but the
rest of the Saints had a tough night as Clarkson snapped a
1-1 tie 6:48 into the third period and tacked on an empty
net goal for a 3-1 win over the Saints at Cheel Arena.
It was the third straight loss and fourth in the last five
games for the Saints, who have scored just three goals in
the three losses while Clarkson won its first ECAC game of
the year and improved to 7-1-1 at home. The Knights are now
9-9-2 overall and 1-5-2 in the ECAC while the Saints fall to
10-8-2, 4-3-1 in the league and are facing a tough road trip
at Harvard and Dartmouth Friday and Saturday.
While Clarkson built an early advantage in shots on goal,
Hayton and the Saint defense kept them at bay and the Saints
started to establish some offense with a big flurry with
5:30 left in the opening period. Clarkson defenseman Paul
Geiger kept it a scoreless game when he made a diving block
on a shot by
Christian Horn with an empty net and Clarkson goalie
Greg Lewis had three saves in the flurry. The
Saints scored the game's first goal as a Clarkson power play
expired in the final minute.
Ryan Lough and
Tommy Thompson headed up ice on a two on one, and Lough
held near the top of the right circle and sent a pass across
to Thompson who redirected it into the empty side of the net
as Lewis was caught at the post at 19:42.1. "I
guess you can say we had some chances to score tonight, but
they had a lot more chances and Hayton was really good,"
said Saint coach
Greg Carvel. "We looked like a very tired team and one
that was uninspired. It was a very poor effort on our part
and it is hard to imagine why in a game against your biggest
rival." "Give them credit, they came out and
played with a lot more intensity than we did…we couldn't
match it and we didn't use parts of our game that we needed
to," Carvel concluded. Clarkson tied the score
2:16 into the second period as Sam Vigneault scored his
seventh of the year when the puck bounced off the end boards
and right to him in the short slot, but Hayton kept it an
even game with a spectacular second period performance.
The Saint sophomore made 19 saves in the second period
including a number of big saves on 1:37 of Clarkson
five-on-three power play. He finished the night with 35
saves while Lewis made 26 saves for the Knights.
Vigneault scored his second of the night to win it at 6:48
of the third as he picked up a rebound just outside the
crease and poked it back to the far corner after Hayton got
a glove on the initial shot, but couldn't cover it up. The
Knights scored an empty net goal with 54 seconds left as
defenseman Paul Geiger scored his third of the year to wrap
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Annual Art from the Heart gives out 31 awards
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The two-room cabin where my grandfather grew up in southern Idaho is still in my father's family. My grandfather lived there, as did his nine (yes, nine) brothers and sisters, his father, and his father's wives. The inside of the house was smaller than the footprint of my two-story house, but even in the early 80s the land outside stretched out in all directions. I delighted in walking the two miles to the one-room schoolhouse, trying to imagine my grandfather taking the same walk as a young boy.
When I was a child, my grandfather still held to some of the things I now realize he'd learned as a boy. He grew rows of vegetables in the backyard. He picked fruit in season to make jams and jellies. When I was a teenager, he taught me how to make my first pickles. I loved to play in his massive garage and shop, marveling at the antiques. A few years ago, when I was on a kick of writing lots of micro-fiction and depressed about the state of the country, I wrote a small piece called "Butter":
When I was young, Grandfather's lessons seemed anachronistic. Planting chard, saving scraps for quilting, making jams, churning butter. As a child, I loved playing in the garage with its wood-burning stoves and manual eggbeaters. I never thought those would be useful again, but somehow I couldn't get rid of them after he died.
My house is popular now. Many people didn't know how to survive, after the War. Thanks to Grandfather, I do. Neighbors trade wood and goat's milk for asparagus with real butter.
We drink herb tea, but I miss coffee. I ration that for Samhain, to thank Grandfather.These memories are palpable. Go back a few generations and most of us have stories of a simpler time, agrarian or not. But what does all this have to do with my small, suburban house with its standard corner lot? What does homesteading mean here on the outskirts of the city, where so many of us are starting to call ourselves homesteaders again?
|Backyard garden, filled with mints, fruit trees, herbs, and onions.
For starters, I think it means a completely different approach to thinking about our homes. For too many people, a home is now a closet in which people are parked for the night -- a place to bide time not spent at the office by watching TV or other diversions and eat food grown elsewhere, when we eat there at all.
For the homesteader, the home is a resource, providing soil to grow edible plants, workspaces for repairs and worthwhile hobbies, perhaps a space to raise poultry or small livestock. The home is not only a space to sleep in but a resource with which we interact, providing its own resources in the form of home-grown herbs and vegetables, fruit, biomass and compost, flowers for the table, teaching spaces, enjoyable gardens, fresh eggs, and the like.
Beyond this, it's about mindfulness. To use a business metaphor, the homestead requires heads of planning, finance, and operations, a cook, a tailor, an accountant, a landscaper, a baker, and so on (most often in the form of one person, who may if lucky have a small junior staff of children to help out!). Homesteading is about getting beyond living paycheck to paycheck, and shifting to long term goals. What do I need to plant this spring, to can and pickle in the summer so that I have home-grown produce in the winter? What do I need to save to become more financially independent? What should I stockpile in the event of an emergency, and what should I eat fresh from the garden? How can I create greater abundance on a larger scale by sharing lawnmowers or compost worms with my friends and neighbors? How do I use less water by being more mindful about how I use it? And so on.
Yes, those images of my grandfather's garden help. Knowing how little he and his brothers and sisters lived on growing up makes me even more grateful for the abundance of my life, and knowing the specifics of how he grew gardens and put away the produce gives me a greater sense of meaning and joy when I do the same.
History helps. But past is not prologue. Most of us will never have that endless land all around us. And, we don't need to. Homesteading is not necessarily about getting back to the land "out there". It's about getting back to the land right here, right under our feet: mindfully, joyously, simply. It's about remembering that everything our ancestors could do can still be done, even now. And that perhaps those things remain worth doing.
As a quick post-script, I want to suggest that homesteading is a radical retort to some very strong cultural and financial interests working hard to persuade us that the endless treadmill of work-and-consume is the easiest, if not only, way. There's a great article making the rounds from Orion Magazine on the very deliberate reasons that big business engineered this treadmill by manufacturing desire and building in planned obsolescence. As hard as it is to do sometimes, it is possible to get off that treadmill, once you see it for what it is. A self-reliant, community-reliant, interdependent way of life is possible, and the homesteading mindset provides one approach to getting there.