Viper IBM Db2 9



With the release of IBM's DB2 9, formerly known as Viper and currently in Release Candidate, IBM also plans to unveil the new DB2 9 Developer Workbench. DB2 Viper brings you the best database solution for XML, providing first class native storage and the ability to integrate XML and your existing relational data, to meet the widest range of business requirements.
Viper contains native XML technology that does away with the traditional ways to handle XML data: by shredding or parsing it and putting data assigned to a part ....etc

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With the release of IBM's DB2 9, formerly known as Viper and currently in Release Candidate, IBM also plans to unveil the new DB2 9 Developer Workbench. DB2 Viper brings you the best database solution for XML, providing first class native storage and the ability to integrate XML and your existing relational data, to meet the widest range of business requirements.
Viper contains native XML technology that does away with the traditional ways to handle XML data: by shredding or parsing it and putting data assigned to a particular tag into a colum ....etc

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Hamlets (previously known as IBM Servlet-based Content Creation Framework) is the name of an open source system for generating web-pages originally developed by René Pawlitzek at IBM. He defines a Hamlet as a servlet extension that reads XHTML template files containing presentation using SAX (the Simple API for XML) and dynamically adds content on the fly to those places in the template which are marked with special tags and IDs using a small set of callback functions. A template compiler can be used to accelerate Hamlets. Hamlets provid ....etc

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eLiza


INTRODUCTION
In a self-configuring transformation of historical proportions, Project eLiza of IBM self-managing IT infrastructure fame, is now known as the IBM autonomic computing initiative. This remarkable display of self-optimization comes at a time when all of IBM, in collaboration with customers, the open community and other vendors is taking the lead in delivering on the promise of next generati ....etc

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Administering IBM Lotus Domino 8.5 serversfor beginners
Summary:
This white paper provides a comprehensive overview of how to administerIBM® Lotus® Domino®, explaining the fundamental components and terminology sothat new administrators can feel familiar with the product. Specifically, we explain keyfeatures and functionalities such as the Notes.ini file, the Data Directory, IDs, servercommands and documents, and server activities. Also included are discussions of servermaintenance and NSDs.
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IBM BLUE GENE TECHNOLOGY
A SEMINAR REPORT
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ARUN.P.ARAVIND


Abstract
Blue Gene is a massively parallel computer being developed at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center. Blue Gene represents a hundred-fold improvement on performance compared with the fastest supercomputers of today. It will achieve 1 PetaFLOP/sec through unprecedented levels of parallelism in excess of 4,0000,000 threads of execution. The Bl ....etc

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NEETHU KUTTAN

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Using innovative nanotechnology, IBM scientists have demonstrated a data storage density of a trillion bits per square inch -- 20 times higher than the densest magnetic storage available today. Rather than using traditional magnetic or electronic means to store data, Millipede uses thousands of nano-sharp tips to punch indentations representing individual bits into a thin p ....etc

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A SEMINAR REPORT ON IBM WEBSPHERE SMASH

Submitted By:PRATHEESH T
COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
COCHIN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY,
KOCHI-682022
AUGUST-2008 2

ABSTRACT
In todayâ„¢s market climate, there is increased pressure to build applications quickly to answer the situational needs of the business -- for example, applications to handle specific budget issues, users registering for an event, or t ....etc

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