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WebSphere sMash workshop at IBM Hursley, UK

Posted by cjthorne on January 13th, 2010. Other posts by cjthorne

[ January 26, 2010; 9:30 am to 5:30 pm. ] There is an exclusive one day workshop taking place on January 26th at the IBM Innovation Center at Hursley in thhe UK. This workshop will be delivered by members of the sMash development team.

From the abstract:

This workshop will explore IBM WebSphere sMash with discussions that include Representational State Transfer (REST), an architectural style [...]

The World Community Grid enables individuals to donate the idle or spare power of their computers to groundbreaking environmental and medical research. World Community Grid have just announced a new Facebook application which is built on WebSphere sMash and is available to over 400,000 World Community Grid users.
The World Community Grid Facebook application was developed [...]

Updated forum URLs

Posted by jeffo on January 7th, 2010. Other posts by jeffo

We recently upgraded the forum software, which gave us an updated feed capability and a new set of feed URLs.   The new feed URLs for our ProjectZero forums areas are as follows…
All Posts:  http://www.projectzero.org/forum/feed.php
Topics Only:  http://www.projectzero.org/forum/feed.php?mode=topics

WebSphere sMash now runs TiKiWiki

Posted by timpreece on December 18th, 2009. Other posts by timpreece

We are pleased to announce that Monza (the latest sMash development driver) now has support for the open source Wiki/CMS/Groupware TikiWiki. You can find installation instructions on our Development Wiki. This adds to the growing list of popular PHP applications that we support (you can find a list of supported PHP applications here ). [...]

Logging from a PHP script

Posted by cjthorne on December 3rd, 2009. Other posts by cjthorne

When I am writing a PHP script I often want to write to the WebSphere sMash log or trace files. Using the Java Bridge I have written a simple PHP script that I can include in my PHP scripts and use to log to these files. I can then control the level of logging by [...]

New version of IBM Application Creator for Business Users

Posted by kallner on November 16th, 2009. Other posts by kallner

A new version of IBM Application Creator for Business Users has been uploaded to the ProjectZero web site.
There is no longer a limit on the number of records that can be created for each form in an application.
Note: The free download is licensed for development and demonstration purposes only.
This new version (1.0.1.1) contains the following [...]

Administering Applications in Production

Posted by nicholsr on November 5th, 2009. Other posts by nicholsr

Recently we have had a number of queries about poor performance of sMash applications which have turned out to be caused by starting the applications from App Builder.
App Builder is intended as a development tool and as such it always starts applications in debug mode. This has a fairly dramatic effect on the performance [...]

Using Project Zero to write your Facebook application in PHP

Posted by cjthorne on November 2nd, 2009. Other posts by cjthorne

We have recently added the last of the PHP functions needed to run a PHP Facebook platform application on Project Zero. To get started writing my own Facebook application I simply followed these steps:

Download the latest Project Zero development driver which now has all the support you need (use the Monza release or later). You [...]

Optimistic Concurrency support on ZRM

Posted by liwenb on October 29th, 2009. Other posts by liwenb

Recently, we’ve provided the Optimistic Concurrency Control (OCC) support on ZRM . Currently this feature is supported on ZRM update operation for both ZRM model API and HTTP REST API (both Json and Atom format). This work is based on the new ZRM refactor which introduces a new module zero.resource.core so that you can use [...]

10/27 RTP WebSphere Users Group Meeting – The morning after…

Posted by jeffo on October 28th, 2009. Other posts by jeffo

We had about 25 people attend the RTP WebSphere Users Group meeting last night.  The first 30 minutes belonged to Andrew Spyker of the WAS team, who gave a presentation on new XML support being delivered in the upcoming WAS v7 XML Feature Pack, along with one of the youtube videos showing how quick, easy and [...]