Tuning WebSphere Security
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Omar Siliceo | August 2011 | Enterprise Articles IBM
The generic term "tuning security … " some say, it's an oxymoron. Why so? Well, in many cases, tightening up security is normally reflected in poor performance. So, if a portion of your environment is performing poorly, it may need a review of the security configuration in order to see if loosening it a bit does not compromise the environment itself. This article by Omar Siliceo, author of IBM WebSphere Application Server v7.0 Security, briefly describes tuning in three major areas:
- General security configuration
- CSIv2 connectivity
- LDAP and Web authentication
Packt Podcasts: Enterprise
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Sit back, relax, and listen to Packt Enterprise Authors discuss their books and specialist technologies |
IBM Lotus Domino: Creating Action Buttons and Adding Style to Views
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Richard G. Ellis | May 2011 | Enterprise Articles IBM
Views serve as indexes to documents in a database. Virtually all Domino applications that contain composed documents also contain one or more views that facilitate locating and re-opening previously saved documents. Some views are intended for users, and some views are intended to be used only by internal processes or by formulas to look up values. Of course, you can use the same view for both users and lookups, but doing so can be problematic.
In the previous article by Richard G. Ellis, author of IBM Lotus Domino: Classic Web Application Development Techniques, we explored various view options for the web.
View templates are forms that can accommodate buttons, fields, and computed text as needed to enhance your views. Most views include a few Action buttons, so this article offers suggestions about including buttons on view templates. We will also take a look at adding style to views, opening documents in a separate window, and adding view scrollbars dynamically.
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Richard G. Ellis | May 2011 | Enterprise Articles IBM
Views serve as indexes to documents in a database. Virtually all Domino applications that contain composed documents also contain one or more views that facilitate locating and re-opening previously saved documents. Some views are intended for users, and some views are intended to be used only by internal processes or by formulas to look up values. Of course, you can use the same view for both users and lookups, but doing so can be problematic.
Topics in this article by Richard G. Ellis, author of IBM Lotus Domino: Classic Web Application Development Techniques, include the following:
- Understanding view Action buttons
- Use Domino-generated default views
- Use the "Treat view contents as HTML" option
- Use the View Applet (with caution)
IBM Rational ClearCase: Challenges in Java Development
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Marc Girod Tatiana Shpichko | April 2011 | Enterprise Articles IBM
The unique features of clearmake fall short in at least two extremely significant contexts: Java and MultiSite. In this article by Marc Girod and Tatiana Shpichko, authors of IBM Rational ClearCase 7.0: Master the Tools That Monitor, Analyze, and Manage Software Configurations, we will analyze the causes of the problems related to Java development, examine the existing solutions, and propose directions for extensions.
Read IBM Rational ClearCase: Challenges in Java Development in fullIBM Lotus Domino: Adding Style to Form and Page Elements
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Richard G. Ellis | March 2011 | Enterprise Articles IBM
IBM's Lotus Notes and Domino product set is a feature-rich, application development technology that has been used to create web-enabled applications since the late 1990's.
This article by Richard G. Ellis, author of IBM Lotus Domino: Classic Web Application Development Techniques, illustrates how CSS rules can be incorporated into applications to style forms and pages for the Web.
Read IBM Lotus Domino: Adding Style to Form and Page Elements in fullIBM Rational Team Concert 2: Agile Development
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Suresh Krishna TC Fenstermaker | March 2011 | Enterprise Articles IBM
Software development is a collaborative effort needing active and timely input and response from all its members. Every day, project managers face ever-increasing pressures to produce high-quality software with increasing constraints. With IBM's Rational Team Concert collaborative software delivery environment, you can tremendously improve the productivity of your entire team through a web-based user interface, continuous builds, a customizable process with work support, team support, integration, and many more features.
In this article by Suresh Krishna and Trebor Fenstermaker, authors of the book IBM Rational Team Concert 2 Essentials, we will take a look at agile development in Rational Team Concert.
Read IBM Rational Team Concert 2: Agile Development in fullTips and Tricks on IBM FileNet P8 Content Manager
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| February 2011 | Enterprise Articles IBM Content Management
This article, in the tips and tricks format, takes a good look at the components in IBM FileNet P8 Content Manager and the role each of them plays and how the interconnection existing in those components builds the existing models available to deploy ECM in our organization. This article might provide the right background trivia to make your use of the IBM FileNet P8 Content Manager simpler when dealing with the smaller problems.
Read Tips and Tricks on IBM FileNet P8 Content Manager in fullIBM WebSphere Application Server Security: A Threefold View
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Omar Siliceo | February 2011 | Enterprise Articles IBM
IBM WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment is IBM's flagship J2EE application server platform. It implements the J2EE technology stack. This stack enables the WebSphere Application Server platform to execute user's Java enterprise applications that perform business functions. There are several roles to using this platform such as architect, developer, and administrator, to mention a few. Within the administrator role, in turn, there are several functions such as installation, performance, security, and so on.
In this article by Omar Siliceo, author of the book IBM WebSphere Application Server v7.0 Security, we will cover the following:
- The Enterprise Application Server infrastructure architecture view
- The WebSphere Application Server architecture view
- The WebSphere technology stack view
How to Set Up IBM Lotus Domino Server
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Keith Brooks | February 2011 | Enterprise Articles IBM
When the IT strategy calls for maximizing the value of social software for building effective teams, neither social networking nor team collaboration are sufficient on their own. IBM Lotus Quickr team collaboration software delivers the promise of social software. IBM Lotus Quickr is a team collaboration software that enables business to expedite the flow and sharing of information within a team. Information sharing enables collaboration and fosters team effectiveness. IBM Lotus Quickr helps you remove the impediments to the development of high performance teams.
In this article by Keith Brooks, author of IBM Lotus Quickr 8.5 for Domino Administration, we will cover installation of the Lotus Quickr software.
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