(Chen Wang and Zan Zhou) This article introduces the overall architecture of the Web services wrapper of the IBM InfoSphere Federation Server. It explains how to integrate data from web service providers by web service nicknames step-by-step. This article also introduces some of the restrictions of
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WebCenter Portal – New Name for WebCenter Spaces in 11.1.1.8
(Andrejus Baranovskis) There is a name change in WebCenter with the recent 11.1.1.8 release. WebCenter Spaces is not a fancy name anymore, Spaces is renamed to Portal. Simply speaking, if you are running Spaces – means you will be running now WebCenter Portal.
Temporary Undo in Oracle12c
(Shan Nawaz) Prior to Oracle12c, there was lot of confusion about Global temporary tables and redo generation. Some of us initially misinterpreted documentation and concluded that no redo is generated for DMLs against global temporary tables.
MySQL 5.6 security vs ease of use
(Peter Zaitsev) MySQL 5.6 surely changes the game when it comes to security vs ease of use. Before MySQL 5.6 we would get default MySQL installation being pretty insecure – the user “root” will be created with no password as well as anonymous user with limited access from local host (though still en
Oracle 12c enqueue waits
(Gerald Venzl) Just as with the new Oracle 12c lock types it’s time to take a quick look at the new enqueue waits in 12c. Oracle 11.2.0.3 had a total of 304 enqueue waits. 12c has a total of 418. A lot of work seems also to have happened on ASM in this release. The amount of new enqueues per […]
Tips for Using the IBM DB2 LUW Support Portal
(Ember Crooks) Over the last few weeks, I’ve done some pretty in-depth coverage of the IBM DB2 Information Center. One commenter suggested I do similar coverage for the IBM DB2 LUW Support Portal, and it sounded like a good idea to me.
Big Data and the Data Warehouse
(Troy Coleman) Recently I was asked to participate in a discussion on Big Data Bytes, IBM’s video and podcast series on big data topics.
Ajax Based Polling in ASP.NET Web Forms and MVC
(Bipin Joshi) Recently a reader asked as to how Ajax polling can be implemented in ASP.NET applications. This short post attempts to answer that question.
Default CFParam Expressions Are Always Executed In ColdFusion
(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, my world was somewhat rocked when I discovered that default CFArgument expressions are executed only as-needed in the ColdFusion runtime. This was awesome news; and, it made me wonder if I’ve been wrong about other contexts that can employ default values.
Getting Started with KnockoutJS in ASP.NET MVC
(Suprotim Agarwal) Knockout JS is a fantastic library when you are looking for a drop-in enhancement that brings in client side data-binding and elements of the MVVM design pattern into your website that’s a potpourri of Razor syntax, server side Html Helpers and jQuery plugins.