If application servers like WebSphere are the heart of e-business, then the database is surely the lifeblood. Whether your firm is managing thousands of airline flights a day or simply exposing a library's card catalog to the Web, you must deal with database connectivity. Java develope... If application servers like WebSphere are the heart of e-business, then the database is surely the lifeblood. Whether your firm is managing thousands of airline flights a day or simply exposing a library's card catalog to the Web, you must deal with database connectivity. Java develope...Feb. 22, 2002 12:00 AM EST Reads: 25,750 |
Just the first of many fun tools for the enterprising Web developer. By now, you've read the hype. You know that Web Services is the 'next big thing.' You know it utilizes the hottest technologies such as SOAP and UDDI, but if you are like me, you are tired of reading white papers, hig... Jan. 1, 2000 12:00 AM EST Reads: 6,072 Replies: 2 |







Andy McCright is a software engineer for IBM software group. His>responsibilities include development of the WebSphere Application Server>and customer engagement. Recently, he has been researching web services and how they will play into the next generation of application servers.





























