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KVM, short for Kernel-basedVirtualMachine, is a Kernel-based virtual machine. It was an Israeli company named Qumranet acquired by RedHat in September. It started with a virtualization technology. KVM has not been in the virtualization field for a long time. How will it develop in the future. In this issue, we interviewed two members of the OVA open virtualization alliance, Red Hat and IBM, to hear their opinions on KVM. KVM, short for Kernel-based Vi

BPF Introduction What's BPF? The IBM FileNet Business process Framework (BPF) is an application development framework that provides a model for typical business process management, not only through the BPF Configuration tool (BPF Explorer) to design our own application framework , we can also add our own extension code through its interface to meet our different needs. Of course, BPF needs a running platform, BPF is a case-based application developm

WebSphere migration: Migrating from JBoss v4.x to IBM WebSphere application Server Community Edition v2.x Brief introduction Java Enterprise Edition 5 (java™ee5™) is a programming platform for developing and running distributed, multi-tier Java applications. The developed application runs on one of the Java EE containers. Two containers implement the same specification, so that applications developed for one application server can be seamlessly migr

Web 2.0 portlet and portal programming support for IBM WebSphere Portal V6.1 This article describes the V6.1 that is running on the IBM WebSphere Portal server in Ibm®websphere®portal Portl or later in Ibm®rational®application Developer V7.5 ET, and the WEB 2.0 tool support introduced by the portal program. This artic

Automate resource deployment using the IBM Rational application Framework for WebSphere, part 1th Ibm®rational®application Framework for websphere® to Ibm®websphere®application server and Ibm®websphere®portal server Automated installation and patching, configuration management and program deployment provide a foundati

IBM SPSS Modeler and database integration and configuration IBM SPSS Modeler is a set of data mining tools that, as an important part of the IBM Analysis and prediction solution, can use commercial technology to quickly build predictive models and apply them to business activities to improve the decision-making process. It can process and model enterprise-class

mobile application development. This article assumes that you are familiar with Java EE, mobile application development, and any IDE, such as Eclipse. This information applies to IBM Worklight 5 and 6. Prerequisite The IBM Worklight development environment includes IBM Worklight Server and IBM Worklight Studio base

Start understanding WebSphere from Application Server Prior to this, the author's knowledge of IBM WebSphere software was limited to an application server (application server) software, a full-featured Web integration development environment for professionals. The understanding of the application server is starting from the three-tier middleware. We know that in the previous client/server architecture, clients are directly connected to the server po

About this tutorial This tutorial describes how to install or deploy process applications and manage them. The process application lifecycle includes installing, managing, and undoing deployment snapshots. Although version control considerations are part of the lifecycle, they are not included in this tutorial. As you develop the process, you can take advantage of the iterative methods supported by the tools in the process Designer. Similarly, using the IB