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| Building AS/400 Applications for IBM WebSphere Standard Edition 2.0, SG24-5635-00 | | ||||
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Java and the AS/400 system are the perfect companions to enable your business for the Internet. Java allows you to build platform-independent e-business applications, while the AS/400 system provides a powerful, scalable server on which you can run your applications. The IBM WebSphere Application Server pulls it all together. This redbook describes the WebSphere Application Server Standard Edition and its uses. It also explains how to install and configure it, and how to create multiple instances of WebSphere on your AS/400 system. Plus, it covers building Java servlets and JavaServer Pages and deploying them on the AS/400 system. This redbook is intended for anyone who wants to use Java on the AS/400 system and who wants to use their AS/400 system as a Java server. With the WebSphere Application Server, you can manage and deploy server side Web-based applications. Being able to deploy and manage applications from one, centralized tool, makes WebSphere useful for creating intranets and for putting your business out on the Internet. With the WebSphere Application Server for AS/400, your simple Web site can be transformed into a powerful e-business Web site. This redbook focuses on building and deploying Java servlets and JavaServer Pages and using them to access AS/400 resources. It provides many practical programming examples, with detailed explanations of how they work. These examples are also available for downloading from the Internet site at: http://www.redbooks.ibm.com This redbook gives you a fast start on your way to using server side Java on your AS/400 system. To effectively use this redbook, you should be familiar with Java programming and how Java is implemented on the AS/400 system. | |
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Chapter 1. Introduction to the IBM WebSphere family Chapter 2. Installation and configuration Chapter 3. AS/400 servlet application development scenarios Chapter 4. AS/400 JSP application development scenarios Chapter 5. Advanced development scenarios Chapter 6. Security considerations Chapter 7. Debugging Java programs on the AS/400 system Chapter 8. Troubleshooting WebSphere problems Chapter 9. Application performance analysis Appendix A. Example programs Appendix B. Sample code | |
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| Profile |
| Publish date | |
| 2000-02-03 | |
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| Lead author | |
| Bob Maatta | |
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Modi Amir Jennifer Holt Leonardo Llames Phil McLaughlin Gary Mullen-Schultz | |
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| ISBN number | |
| 0738415340 | |
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| Number of pages | |
| 318 | |
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