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I'm developing a Java 5.0 application that connects to Websphere Application Server default messaging queues. My application will be deployed on Windows server (with sun JDK installed by default), in order to connect to the Websphere queues I have two...
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It was my impression that it was licensed only as part of another IBM product (like WebSphere MQ, or one of the Rational tools to clear this latter question up....
I don't know if the IBM JRE is licensed for use or distribution by itself.
6 IBM SSKs and 1 Black IBM M13 Dear GHers, It has come to the day when I am about to lose interest in all things about keyboards and input devices. Having tried them all (except the china clone yellow switches) and some other obscure ones, I am now about...
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How do I map a windows network drive to an AS400 (IBM iSeries) IFS folder?
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A Customer of mine has an AS/400, though, and after an OS upgrade last week on the '400 they wondered about getting a copy of "Client Access" off of the system using the Windows File and Print Sharing protocol .
I have no idea what an "ISF folder" is.
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I'm surprised at how little information I can find comparing IBM's jvm to Sun's. How do they compare? I have always used Sun's version - what are the reasons (if any) to consider switching to IBM's? EDIT: To phrase the question a little differently: For...
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Some time ago the IBM JDK was quite some bit faster in some setups, who'd you rather pay? When you're running a very....
Occasionally we run across until that bug is fixed.
I've been using IBM and Sun pretty much equally often in production.
Hi does anyone know how to create a message listener using IBM MQ? I know how to do it using the JMS spec but I am not sure how to do it for IBM MQ. Any links or pointers are greatly appreciated.
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I know in the past I've had....
Take a look at IBM Help: Writing WebSphere MQ base Java applications IBM has an API for interacting buffer: " + ex); } } } // end of sample I'm not sure if the IBM jars are located at the base Maven repo.
I need to query an IBM Domino data store that was populated using Lotus Notes from within a Java application. I am hoping that IBM followed the JDBC design pattern so that I can implement similarly to what I have done to get data from Oracle. Where should...
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According to wikipedia: External....
Notes jdbc" yields this note from IBM : Question Is Lotus® Domino® Driver for JDBC (LDDJ) supported on current versions of IBM® Lotus Notes® and Lotus Domino? Answer IBM no longer provides a Notes JDBC .
Hi All, I was given an IBM 3534-1RU SAN HUB and I realized that it isn't a fibre hub that would do TCP/IP! So what could I use this for?
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Ebay? It is used to connect Fiber Channel HBAs to a FC SAN enclosure. .
Unless you have FC gear, not much.
Is it correct to say that IBM's cell is a multi-core architecture? I have to give a presentation on "Multi-core architectures" and was wondering if I could focus on the Cell processor.
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It contains 9 cores: 8 SPUs (Synergistic Processing Units), extremely simple, but fast 128-Bit SIMD processors, kind of like MMX on x86 or AltiVec... .
Yes, it is.
A bunch of penguins show up when I boot Linux on my PS3 :p .
Yes it most definitely is.
I observe in consecutive javacore dumps that the addresses of classloaders are changing in Websphere 6.1 (IBM JVM 1.5.0). The classes below the classloader have unchanged address. So isn't it the same classloader at a new address? E.g. in first javacore...
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See IBM JDK diagnoses documentation: http://www.ibm.com.
Or -Xnocompactexplicitgc as a generic JVM arguments.
I have IBM's J9 VM (build 2.3, J2RE 1.5.0 IBM J9 2.3) installed. After getting an OOM, the size of the heap dump is 383MB. How much heap does the JVM have? The reason why I ask is that a 400MB heap dump seems a bit much for the default 64MB heap that ...
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Default -Xmx for Linux is "Half the real memory with a minimum of 16 MB and a maximum of 512 MB", and for Windows... .
On most platforms, default -Xms is 4M.
According to the documentation , the default minimum and maximum heap sizes are platform-dependent .
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