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• Integrate Web applications with WebSphere Portal V6: The JSPPage custom theme (WebSphere)

  Discover how to integrate existing frameset and non-frameset applications into WebSphere Portal V6. By utilizing a custom portal theme, you can add the external application into a portal on its own page with few to no changes in the application.

  Discover how to integrate existing frameset and non-frameset applications into WebSphere Portal V6. By utilizing a custom portal theme, you can add the external application into a portal on its own page with few to no changes in the application.

• Gain just-in-time skills with a developerWorks skill kit (Web development)

  Get the skills you need, quickly and easily--and at no charge--with developerWorks skill kits. Based on the Eclipse Rich Client Platform technology, these downloadable zip files give you the resources to get up to speed with different technologies. Learn about Project Zero WebSphere sMash in this first kit.

  Get the skills you need, quickly and easily--and at no charge--with developerWorks skill kits. Based on the Eclipse Rich Client Platform technology, these downloadable zip files give you the resources to get up to speed with different technologies. Learn about Project Zero WebSphere sMash in this first kit.

• Integrate IBM InfoSphere Master Data Management Server using WebSphere Process Server: Deploy and execute MDM Server Web services in a distributed environment (Information Management)

  Get a high-level overview of how to integrate MDM Server with another Enterprise Information System (EIS) using IBM WebSphere Process Server. Enable IBM InfoSphere MDM Server to take part in distributed global transactions, and create and deploy a set of Web service calls that execute in an atomic transaction in a distributed environment.

  Get a high-level overview of how to integrate MDM Server with another Enterprise Information System (EIS) using IBM WebSphere Process Server. Enable IBM InfoSphere MDM Server to take part in distributed global transactions, and create and deploy a set of Web service calls that execute in an atomic transaction in a distributed environment.

• Embed Lua for scriptable apps (Linux)

  Looking to build programmability into your apps? Start with Lua, a small language built for jobs where easy scripting and compactness matter. This article shows you why and how, using examples in C.

  Looking to build programmability into your apps? Start with Lua, a small language built for jobs where easy scripting and compactness matter. This article shows you why and how, using examples in C.

• What's new in PHP V5.3: Creating and using Phar archives (Open source)

  Take a close look at Phar, an archive format that can be used within PHP. Discover how you can use it not only to archive files, but also to deliver and run an entire PHP application from a single file.

  Take a close look at Phar, an archive format that can be used within PHP. Discover how you can use it not only to archive files, but also to deliver and run an entire PHP application from a single file.

• Implementing and testing server-driven content negotiation for your REST resources with WebSphere sMash (WebSphere)

  Content negotiation, or the idea that a single resource can have multiple data representations, is an important part of RESTful architecture. Use this article to learn how you can build content negotiation into your WebSphere sMash applications.

  Content negotiation, or the idea that a single resource can have multiple data representations, is an important part of RESTful architecture. Use this article to learn how you can build content negotiation into your WebSphere sMash applications.

• Building a 21st century user interface: Your app's competition isn't who you think (Web development)

  Build applications that feel usable, intuitive, and satisfying to today's typical Internet user. As more people visit the Internet daily, the demand for usable applications grows. Learn what usable means to both the end user and you, the programmer tasked with actually designing and building the application.

  Build applications that feel usable, intuitive, and satisfying to today's typical Internet user. As more people visit the Internet daily, the demand for usable applications grows. Learn what usable means to both the end user and you, the programmer tasked with actually designing and building the application.