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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 [...]

Obtaining JDBC drivers

Posted by brandon on March 3rd, 2009. Other posts by brandon

The documentation for the zero.data module instructs users to obtain JDBC drivers and place the jars in the “lib” directory of the application. This is the most consistent method across all the databases.
However, some vendors provide their drivers through the Maven repository. Therefore, it might be easier to obtain some drivers. For instance, the [...]

sMashing Information on Demand

Posted by brandon on January 19th, 2009. Other posts by brandon

Late in 2008, I had the opportunity to attend IBM’s Information on Demand conference (IOD) held in Las Vegas. This is a huge event bringing together thousands of people for an opportunity to learn, discuss and share leading information management best practices, technology and products from IBM and business partners.
There were many highlights. For instance, [...]

Three new features in sMash 1.1 App Builder

Posted by steveims on December 16th, 2008. Other posts by steveims

On the forum, I have highlighted three of the new features of App Builder in sMash Developers Edition 1.1. What are your top three? What would you like to see next?
Also, watch these videos featuring the App Builder for a look at some of these features in action.
- Steve Ims

Data collision can be a good situation for your business

Posted by Ryan B on November 14th, 2008. Other posts by Ryan B

When market insight gains serve the situational needs of your business, data collision can create the a-ha moment you are seeking. Here is a new marketing video for IBM WebSphere sMash. For a deeper look at Situational Applications in the Enterprise, review the following series of articles on developerWorks.

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Zero Team presents at CASCON and IOD Conferences

Posted by Ryan B on October 27th, 2008. Other posts by Ryan B

The team would like to share a couple of events where Project Zero development team leads will be attending in person this week.
CASCON 2008 is the IBM Center for Advanced Studies Conference held in Ontario, Canada. This conference is an opportunity to showcase innovation and research across industry and academia. Todd Kaplinger will be [...]

It’s that easy

Posted by Ryan B on October 17th, 2008. Other posts by Ryan B

Video example showing how to create a lightweight library app using WebSphere sMash in minutes. Code included.

Zero Resource Model Quick Start Tutorial

Posted by admin on April 19th, 2008. Other posts by admin

Please enable Javascript and Flash to view this Viddler video.
This video provides a brief introduction to the Zero Resource Model and illustrates how quickly you can get up and running with RESTful data. The tutorial is located in the IBM WebSphere sMash DE developer’s guide.
- Brandon
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ZRMing with Gift Organizer

Posted by ngawor on January 10th, 2008. Other posts by ngawor

This is a continuation of my post yesterday where I described the gift organizer application I was building. In this post I will focus on the use of ZRM (Zero Resource Model) in the application, since that’s where I started when building it. After creating my app, and adding an additional dependency on zero.resources I [...]