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IBM DB2 9 ("Viper"), a database product just released in Beijing, is a "hybrid" database that stores both relational and hierarchical data, which is considered IBM for business information and data processing, especially for Internet environments. The 40 database development has epoch-making significance in the history of the product. IBM's main competitor, Oracle, a veteran database maker, does not think

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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

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