Use the following links to find relevant supplemental information about installation and customization of WebSphere Process Server. The information resides on IBM and non-IBM Internet sites, whose sponsors control the technical accuracy of the information.
These links are provided for convenience. Often, the information is not specific to the IBM WebSphere Process Server product, but is useful all or in part for understanding the product. When possible, links are provided to technical papers and Redbooks(TM) that supplement the broad coverage of the release documentation with in-depth examinations of particular product areas.
From this page, select the link to your version of WebSphere Process Server. The official site for determining product prerequisites for hardware and software for WebSphere Process Server.
The home of technical information for developers working with WebSphere products. You can download WebSphere software, take a fast path to developerWorks zones, such as WebSphere Business Integration (of which WebSphere Process Server is a part), learn about WebSphere products through a newcomers page, tutorials, technology previews, training, and Redbooks, get answers to questions about WebSphere products, and join the WebSphere community, where you can keep up with the latest developments and technical papers.
Resource center for those getting started with WebSphere Business Integration. It provides an overview that explains how Eclipse-based WebSphere Business Integration version 6 products work together to take you from high-level business models to deployed applications integrated within a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA).
The IBM WebSphere Process Server home page contains useful information, including support links and downloads for fixes, APARs, tools, and trials.
The IBM WebSphere Process Server Library Web site contains a link to the WebSphere Process Server information center.
The IBM WebSphere software platform home page introduces WebSphere products and describes how companies can easily transform to an e-business, with software that can grow as fast as the business it supports.
The IBM developerWorks site is the source for IBM patterns for e-business, a set of tested, reusable intellectual assets that you can use to design and implement your e-business network and architecture.
This Web page is the latest of two articles that describes design activities that IBM scientists have found most useful in various types of projects. This article defines user interface design elements, including the design prototype, use case model, and design specification document.
IBM developerWorks contains many excellent resources for developers, including tutorials on Web development-related topics. There is an excellent tutorial on the JDBC API.
The IBM Redbooks site contains many documents that are related to WebSphere Application Server, the product which WebSphere Process Server extends.
For more information about J2EE specifications, visit the Sun site.
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Take advantage of the Web-based Support and Service resources from IBM to quickly find answers to your technical questions. You can easily access this extensive Web-based support through the IBM Software Support portal at URL http://www.ibm.com/software/support/ and search by product category, or by product name. For example, if you are experiencing problems specific to WebSphere Process Server, select WebSphere Process Server in the product list. The WebSphere Process Server Support page is displayed.
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