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Entries from February 2003

Developing and Deploying an End-to-end J2EE Application to JBoss Application Server using WebSphere Studio V5

February 19th, 2003 · No Comments

This tutorial demonstrates how to use WebSphere Studio Application Developer, Version 5.0 to develop a complete J2EE application, consisting of a session EJB, a servlet, a JSP page, and an HTML home page. It then demonstrates how to deploy the application onto the open source JBoss application server (Version 3.0.4 integrated with Tomcat Version 4.1.12) by using WebSphere Studio’s J2EE Publishing Server, and invoking the application or Web client from the workbench.

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Creating Web services on Linux to access DB2

February 13th, 2003 · No Comments

This tutorial demonstrates how to create a sample four-tier application that includes a portal site for selling used cars. The portal site searches a list of used car dealership sites as a Web service client and provides the results to the customer. The sample application also includes the used car dealership site for dealerships to take part in the portal site. The dealership site uses a servlet to perform a search of the cars on the lot from the information stored in a DB2 UDB V8 database.

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Creating Web Services on Windows to Access DB2 - Update

February 13th, 2003 · No Comments

This tutorial demonstrates how to create a sample four-tier application that includes a portal site for selling used cars. The portal site searches a list of used car dealership sites as a Web service client and provides the results to the customer. The sample application also includes the used car dealership site for dealerships to take part in the portal site. The dealership site uses a servlet to perform a search of the cars on the lot from the information stored in a DB2 UDB V8 database.

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