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IBM announces WebSphere 3.5 (10 messages)
- Posted by: Aravind Naidu
- Posted on: June 29 2000 09:21 EDT
The long awaited announcement of WebSphere 3.5. For WebSphere users it is a much needed upgrade and alongwith the IBM Visual Age for Java upgrade to 3.5 version, gives a the whole platform a boost.Threaded Messages (10)
- IBM announces WebSphere 3.5 by Ed Roman on June 29 2000 15:04 EDT
- IBM announces WebSphere 3.5 by Anuj Goswami on June 29 2000 15:45 EDT
- IBM announces WebSphere 3.5 by Ed Roman on June 29 2000 05:49 EDT
- IBM announces WebSphere 3.5 by Aravind Naidu on July 02 2000 03:36 EDT
- IBM announces WebSphere 3.5 by Gajapathy SenthilKumar on July 05 2000 00:49 EDT
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IBM announces WebSphere 3.5 by XML Guy on July 07 2000 12:54 EDT
- IBM announces WebSphere 3.5 by Benjamin Lin on July 09 2000 07:29 EDT
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IBM announces WebSphere 3.5 by XML Guy on July 07 2000 12:54 EDT
- IBM announces WebSphere 3.5 by Anuj Goswami on June 29 2000 15:45 EDT
- IBM announces WebSphere 3.5 by Cristina Belderrain on June 29 2000 15:08 EDT
- IBM announces WebSphere 3.5 by Gianni Scenini on June 30 2000 13:25 EDT
- IBM announces WebSphere 3.5 by Dorwin Shields on July 01 2000 18:24 EDT
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- Posted by: Ed Roman
- Posted on: June 29 2000 15:04 EDT
- in response to Aravind Naidu
Uh, am I reading that right? WebSphere is still EJB 1.0 and JSP 1.0? Geez.. -
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- Posted by: Anuj Goswami
- Posted on: June 29 2000 15:45 EDT
- in response to Ed Roman
Yes,IBM plans to unveil EJB 1.1 specification compliant server only by August 2000.However,I feel they have most of the 1.1 compliant stuff since long. -
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- Posted by: Ed Roman
- Posted on: June 29 2000 17:49 EDT
- in response to Anuj Goswami
Considering that BEA just released their EJB 2.0 beta (June 2000), an August release of EJB 1.1 for IBM definitely worries me. -
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- Posted by: Aravind Naidu
- Posted on: July 02 2000 03:36 EDT
- in response to Anuj Goswami
For an IBM persepective on what Standards WebSphere supports and their reply refer to this page.
http://www7.software.ibm.com/vad.nsf/data/document2350?opendocument&p=1&bct=1
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- Posted by: Gajapathy SenthilKumar
- Posted on: July 05 2000 00:49 EDT
- in response to Ed Roman
Yes. You are correct. In ver 3.5 WebSphere, still JSP 1.0 and EJB 1.0 and Servlet 2.1.
Certain things we need to live with that.
-Senthil Kumar
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- Posted by: XML Guy
- Posted on: July 07 2000 00:54 EDT
- in response to Gajapathy SenthilKumar
IBM's spending 1 Billion dollars on already bloated engineering & product teams .. and still JSP 1.0 / Servlet 2.1 / EJB 1.0 ? They will never make it to the ejb 2.0 at this rate. What are we supposed to do ? wait for the next release? sorry - i dont think so.
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- Posted by: Benjamin Lin
- Posted on: July 09 2000 07:29 EDT
- in response to XML Guy
You can, of course, switch to a platform from a progressive company like WebLogic. -
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- Posted by: Cristina Belderrain
- Posted on: June 29 2000 15:08 EDT
- in response to Aravind Naidu
From the announcement, however, it's also clear that IBM has not upgraded Websphere's EJB support to the EJB 1.1 spec. This is an important shortcoming, in my opinion. In fact, it's quite worrying as IBM still disagrees with Sun over the J2EE branding issue.
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- Posted by: Gianni Scenini
- Posted on: June 30 2000 13:25 EDT
- in response to Aravind Naidu
IBM is just out of the world.
They just added j2 support. Still EJB1.0, no query language
like Weblogic, different persistence approch from advanced edition and enterprise edition (Component Broker)
Therefore, they are not even portable within the Websphere family.
They are sleeping and screwing up the good technologies
behind these products (expecially Component Broker)
Today to have a good name is no longer enough -
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- Posted by: Dorwin Shields
- Posted on: July 01 2000 18:24 EDT
- in response to Gianni Scenini
I really hate this. VAJ Professional
is my favorite IDE but they're killing
me by not adding support for Servlet 2.2
and JSP1.1 and EJB 1.1....I bet when they
finally support EJB 1.1 they won't even
include minimal EJB in VAJ Professional...
just enterprise...maybe I should start looking
elsewhere.