(Geoffrey A. Beers and James Carey) The Business State Machine (BSM) component in IBM WebSphere Process Server (hereafter, referred to as Process Server) provides a way to define and work with business “nouns”. These nouns are things like “orders” or “trips” that have a life cycle controlling their
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10.1.0.3 RAC environment becomes unresponsive
(Bill Cullen) We have a customer with a two-node RAC environment. Currently the stack of CRS, ASM and DB (not shared) are all at 10.1.0.3. We are using Data Guard also. They have five separate RAC databases in this environment. This setup appears to become unresponsive (e.g., srvctl status stops res
Oracle to open up on bug severity
(Joris Evers) Oracle plans to add severity ratings to its security bulletins, making the alerts less of a guessing game for customers.
Change Control for DB2 Access Paths
(Craig S. Mullins) An important aspect of efficient DB2 operation is the on-going analysis and management of DB2 access path changes. Whether you are implementing changes into your DB2 applications, upgrading to a new version of DB2, or simply trying to achieve optimum performance for existing appli
STMM Part 5 – Comparison to Oracle
(Chris Eaton) First a disclaimer that I am not an Oracle expert but I do know a thing or two so I would encourage anyone out there that sees any errors to post a comment to correct me (technical accuracy is what I’m looking for in my postings).
Getting started with Microsoft .NET development
(Tony Patton) As Microsoft works on version 3.0 of its .NET Framework, more developers are turning their attention to .NET development. Thankfully, getting started with .NET is easy with the tools freely available from Microsoft.
ASP.NET 2.0 Wizard Control
(Namratha Shah) Wizard control is newly added in ASP.NET 2.0. This control enables us to create an wizard based interface for a user. Typically a wizard interface will be used when we require a user to input a lot of data. Wizard enables us to take the data from the user a series of multiple steps.
A low-level Look at the ASP.NET Architecture
(Rick Strahl) ASP.NET is a powerful platform for building Web applications, that provides a tremendous amount of flexibility and power for building just about any kind of Web application. Most people are familiar only with the high level frameworks like WebForms and WebServices which sit at the very
Prevent Users from Submitting a Form Twice
(Scott Mitchell) When a user clicks a submit button in a form, their browser makes a request back to the web server for the specified URL. On the web server, the user’s input is processed and some action is taken based on the input. A database record might be added, an email might be sent, and so on
Design XML schemas for enterprise data
(Bilal Siddiqui) This tutorial teaches you how to use W3C XML Schema features in different types of enterprise applications. You’ll learn when, why, and how to use simple and complex types, regular expressions, unions, lists, and substitution groups while designing data formats for your enterprise a