Making Your iSeries WebSphere Applications Perform -
To let your WebSphere applications achieve maximum performance, you must optimize the Java environment, the WebSphere Application Server environment, and the applications themselves. Here's how.
Dr. I. Doctor -
Dr. I. Doctor discusses Ethernet switch limits and FTP performance between nations.
Ease Redesigning Apps with iSeries Database Tools -
Any application modernization project requires a broad spectrum of tools and techniques. Here's a look at how using triggers, constraints, stored procedures, and XML can help you streamline this process.
A Spotlight on Application Modernization -
Need help modernizing your iSeries apps? These resources provide a wealth of information to help simplify your project.
Keeping a VISUAL Eye on System Operating Health -
Tango/04 Computing Group's VISUAL Message Center provides a centralized view of iSeries operations, security, and performance - for a PC server.
Reengineering RPG Applications for the MVC Architecture -
The Model-View-Controller (MVC) design breaks an application into three parts: the model (processing), the view (output), and the controller (input). Here's how you can reengineer legacy programs to fit the MVC architecture.
Fitting Output into e-Business -
New capabilities in OS/400 V5R2 and some IBM document management products can ease migration to e-business applications.
Risk Management on an iSeries -
Because of its inherent security and reliability, your iSeries may not get much attention from management. But a thorough risk analysis can drive home the message that the iSeries is a shrewd business choice.
Solve Users' Problems Quickly with DSPSGNUSR -
IT help desk workers can often solve problems quickly once they get to a user's job log. The DSPSGNUSR utility uses system APIs to accelerate this process.
IBM's Interactive Pricing Could Drive Customers Away -
The steep price of interactive processing on the iSeries could send IBM customers looking for more affordable solutions, allowing front-end product vendors to lure customers away from Big Blue.