View the latest WebSphere® Application Server (single server) AIX®, HP-UX, Linux®, Solaris, and Windows® samples. This information applies to Version 8.0 and to all subsequent releases and modifications until otherwise indicated in new editions.
The topics in the online samples documentation help you learn how to use the product, as well as the various technologies for supporting and enhancing your WebSphere applications. The primary mission is to provide practical code examples that you can use in your application server environment.
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The primary mission of the online samples documentation is to provide code examples that you can use "as is" in your application serving environment.
ActivitySession | |
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June 2011 The ActivitySession service is implemented as a high-level service on top of the implementation of the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) 1.4 Activity Service. It provides a unit-of-work scope within which unrecoverable or non-two-phase resources can be managed, and does this in a way that is both distributed and cooperative with respect to transactions. Use this collection of sample applications to explore the ActivitySession service. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information |
Applet client | |
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June 2011 In the Applet client model, a Java applet embedded in a HyperText Markup Language (HTML) document resides on a client machine that is remote from the WebSphere Application Server. With this type of client, the user accesses an enterprise bean in the WebSphere Application Server through the Java applet in the HTML document. The Applet client sample demonstrates how to use a simple stateless session enterprise bean from the Applet client. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information |
Communications Enabled Applications | |
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January 2011 The Communications Enabled Applications (CEA) feature enables you to add dynamic web communications to an application or business process. Two main services are provided: telephony access and multi-modal web interaction. Use this collection of sample applications to explore the services and to use as a starting point when developing your own communication enabled applications. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information | Notices |
Contexts and Dependency Injection | |
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June 2011 The Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI) samples provide an easy way for customers to get started with CDI by modifying the sample code. The samples demonstrate key CDI concepts, including CDI Managed Beans, EJB and backend integration, Bean Types, Qualifiers, Scopes and Contexts, Decorators and Interceptors, Producers and Disposers and Alternatives. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information |
Internationalization service | |
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January 2011 The Currency Exchange Sample application demonstrates how to use the Internationalization service in Java EE applications. This sample illustrates use of the service within servlets and enterprise beans. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information |
Java Batch | |
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March 2011 Java Batch Postingv2 sample Install, run, and monitor an application that mimics account transaction processing using the Postingv2 sample. The sample is built using the simple Plain Old Java Object (POJO) model and packaged using the WSBatchPackager batch packager. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information Java Batch SimpleCI sample Install, run, and monitor a simple application that performs compute-intensive calculations for a specified amount of time using the simpleCI sample. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information Java Batch XDCGIVT sample Install, run, and monitor a batch application that reads and writes files using the Extended Deployment Compute Grid (XDCG) Installation Verification Test (IVT) sample. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information |
JavaServer Faces 2.0 | |
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June 2011 The JavaServer Faces (JSF) 2.0 Samples demonstrate three new features added to JSF 2.0: Ajax, templating, composite components Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information |
JAX-RPC Web Services | |
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June 2011 The JAX-RPC Web Services samples demonstrate Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) beans and JavaBeans which are available as web services. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information |
JAX-WS Web Services | |
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June 2011 The JAX-WS Web Services samples show the basic implementation of one-way and two-way web services. Included in each sample is a servlet that exercises the service using a browser, and a sample using the Thin Client for JAX-WS with WebSphere Application Server that you can run from a command line. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information |
JTA Extensions | |
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June 2011 The Java Transaction API (JTA) extensions notify an application of the completion of every transaction that runs on a server. Applications receive notification of each transaction beforeCompletion and afterCompletion events, by registering an implementation of the SynchronizationCallback interface. This sample comprises a servlet that registers for synchronization callbacks when it is initialized. The servlet displays a table detailing every completed transaction on the server since registration. For user convenience, an option is provided to run a new transaction that can either be committed or rolled back. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information |
OSGi Applications | |
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January 2011 The OSGi applications blog and blabber samples
demonstrate how to write and package bundles into an enterprise bundle
archive (EBA) file. Both samples demonstrate all of the following
OSGi Applications features:
OSGi blabber The blabber sample application is a microblogging application, used to enable many different people to share brief comments. The sample application consists of two bundles. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information | Notices OSGi blog The blog sample application is a traditional blogging application, used for publishing essay-length topics and allowing readers to comment on them. The sample application consists of five bundles, but can be run with four bundles because the fifth bundle is an upgrade to the persistence bundle. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information | Notices |
Service Component Architecture | |
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January 2011 The SCA sample contains several applications that integrate Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE), Java Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB), JMS bindings, Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) services, asynchronous communication, and other technologies with the SCA programming model. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information | Notices |
Servlet 3.0 | |
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June 2011 The Servlet 3.0 samples demonstrate new Servlet 3.0 functions. Learn how to programmatically add servlets, configure web fragments, use an asynchronous servlet, or use a ServletContainerInitializer. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information |
Web Services Business Activity (WS-BA) | |
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September 2011 The Web Services Business Activity (WS-BA) technology for WebSphere Application Server provides support for the implementation of web services that follow the Web Services Business Activity specifications (WS-BA). This sample contains one basic scenario and one intermediate scenario to demonstrate how WS-BA can accommodate minor service provider failures by providing compensating actions. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information |
XML | |
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January 2011 The XML feature is an implementation of the XSLT 2.0, XPath 2.0, and XQuery 1.0 technologies and other enhancements. This sample demonstrates the various usages with the XML API and support specifications. Download sample: FTP HTTP | More information |
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