Gluecode becomes WebSphere Application Server Community Edition
Well, Gluecode (the opensource J2EE application server we acquired in May 2005) has now officially become family and will be…
More professional education this week!
After a full week of WebSphere fun in Germany, I’m merely back that I get another full day in Montreal….
Last week-end in Germany
Well, it’s now over and I’m back on the (IBM) saddle, from home (Montreal). Once the conference was over, I…
The meaning of SOA
I like this quote… One of my colleagues recently described Service-oriented Architecture (SOA) implementations very well: « It is about Saving…
First spam post on my Wiki
Well, here, we go, the first spam post on my wiki happened this morning. A quick delete and it was…
Summary of my sessions
Well, blogging from the sessions was a bad idea, and I never did do it. The reason? I remember better…
Travel to Germany – Day 2
Well, after the first day’s excitement, I had great plans and expectations for the 2nd day. I was looking at…
Travel to Germany – Day 1
Travelling is fun. I DO like it, although it does have particular demands on the household and the family. This…
Mapping your career
This is one of the reasons why I have this blog: so that I can keep a record of those…
Plans for Germany
I really wish I had more time to plan this business trip… After having gotten a few books from the…
Finished (much needed) updates to RFPtrack
I finally bit the bullet and decided today was gonna be the day that RFPtrack (my RFP tracking application, if…
Tweaking my WordPress Template
I’ve made a few modifications today to fix some things that bugged me for a little while. First, I was…
One week from departure to Germany
In one week (give or take an hour or two), I’ll be on a flight to Dusseldorf, to attend the…
SOA and WebSphere Process Integration Education – Day 3
Yesterday was pretty demanding in terms of brain cycles – I went through numerous labs showing the various facets of…
Automatically restarting WebSphere processes
Same problem as for VNC, I essentially always want WebSphere Application Server processes to be up. Well, the IBM WAS…