Installing Orange APIs in your WebSphere sMash environment
Posted by cboulang on July 2nd, 2009. Other posts by cboulang
1. Add the Orange’s remote repository
Open an existing application (or create a new one) and access to the the console tab.
Click on “Command Prompt”. Once displayed, simply enter: zero modulegroup addurl http://gui.alpha.orange-api.net/ihm/ext/APISdk/
Check if the addition has been done by typing the command: zero repository info. You should see the whole list of the remote repositories [...]
Enhanced File Handling and Upload/Download Features in App Builder
Posted by tjwolf on July 2nd, 2009. Other posts by tjwolf
Some new features have been recently added to provide enhanced file handling capabilities in the App Builder. The new features, described below, are designed to provide the application developer with more control over file editing and viewing behaviors within the App Builder, as well as provide additional file upload and download capabilities.
Specifying Display and Edit behaviors based on File Type
The [...]
IBM WebSphere sMash v1.1.1 is available now
Posted by raboyles on July 1st, 2009. Other posts by raboyles
Today, IBM WebSphere sMash V1.1.1 is generally available for electronic download from IBM Passport Advantage. IBM Reliable Transport Extension for WebSphere sMash V1.1.1 is also available. This release is the culmination of five months of Sprint iterations. This release adds OS support for AIX, pSeries Linux, and zSeries Linux. On top of this we made [...]
New Latest is “Monza” with Release of sMash 1.1.1.0
Posted by gregsmit on July 1st, 2009. Other posts by gregsmit
Greg Smith explains the new repository changes for the latest sMash code.
Important update about sMash DE v1.1.1 Terms of Service
Posted by joe on July 1st, 2009. Other posts by joe
The Terms of Service for sMash DE 1.1.1 will be updated in an effort to improve sMash for our partners and users. As you may know, with previous versions of sMash DE we imposed license restrictions on how applications can be deployed - on machines with no more than 4 processor cores and with no [...]
ProjectZero.org turns 2!
Posted by joe on July 1st, 2009. Other posts by joe
It’s hard to believe we’re coming up on the 2 year anniversary of the Project Zero website! We’ve come a long way during that time and are excited about the new release of sMash v1.1.1. As you may know, in this new release we have added support for Linux on System z and System p [...]
Enterprise PHP virtual panel on InfoQ
Posted by nicholsr on June 23rd, 2009. Other posts by nicholsr
There is a short “Virtual Panel” style piece on InfoQ today which mentions sMash in the context of a broader discussion on PHP in the enterprise.
Back from the Dutch PHP Conference
Posted by robinf on June 18th, 2009. Other posts by robinf
The Dutch PHP Conference was a superb gathering of PHP community members from all over Europe and the world. All three tracks were packed with fascinating talks, making it exceptionally hard to choose which ones to attend! Many thanks to those who picked ours. If you couldn’t make it, see the slides on Slideshare.
The Ibuildings [...]
[ July 15, 2009; 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. ] Following on the heels of new IBM Cloud solution announcements, I want to inform you about upcoming IBM Innovation Center technical briefing seminars. These complimentary education events are aimed at those interested in development and deployment of IBM middleware (like WebSphere sMash) on Amazon EC2. Here is an abstract.
In this half-day seminar, we will present [...]
[ June 30, 2009; 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. ] Following on the heels of new IBM Cloud solution announcements, I want to inform you about upcoming IBM Innovation Center technical briefing seminars. These complimentary education events are aimed at those interested in development and deployment of IBM middleware (like WebSphere sMash) on Amazon EC2. Here is an abstract.
In this half-day seminar, we will present [...]

