At first i know it exist one official documantion about WebSphere APi:
http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/wasinfo/v8r5/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.websphere.javadoc.doc%2Fweb%2Fapidocs%2Fcom%2Fibm%2Fwebsphere%2Fmanagement%2FAdminClient.html
But that isnt a good one. It explains very few things and does help me just a little.
Iam searching for a good book or good paper wich explain all function, packeg, classes in a good way.
Can anybody help me?
Greetings
On Infocentre (the link you provided), the APIs are usually provided in the References subsection, for each product. I don't think you'll find a more complete list than that anywhere else.
If you mean resources on WebSphere Application Server, you can try searching for that on IBM Redbooks, e.g.:
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg247957.pdf
Devworks also has quite a few papers explaining concepts/providing examples for IBM products.
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/library/
Additionally i definition for MBeans in WAS 8.x !
Does anybody know ?
Something like this : http://my.safaribooksonline.com/book/web-development/websphere/0131446045/websphere-version-5-run-time-mbeans/app02lev1sec1
This Page isnt aktual.
I cant find it on the official documentation.
Thanks
Related
I am considering using EWS Java API to access Exchange. Specifically, to insert appointment into users' calendars. Now, the online documentation that I immediately find is... sparse, so I would very much appreciate if someone could give some input in:
1. Is this an API worth using?
2. Are there any online resources for it (that a rather superficial google doesn't find)?
3. Is there anyone of the alternatives I should use instead? (SyncEx, j-exchange)
I've seen previously posted links to the alternatives. What I am hoping for, however, is that someone can share experience with what is actually good to work with.
Thanks a lot,
Håkan
Regarding applications administration, I think SNMP4j and JMX are the most used standards. Looking to the documentation of each one, I got confused and not able to choose one or the other. So, I decided to get post and get some feedback from people who already have experience with the topic.
What I want to do is to consult and change the configuration of some elements and also get some statistics.. I would consider the efficiency, easiness of use and availability of documentation..
Thanks for your help
You can go for JMX. As the documentation for JMX is good enough to create a JMX interface for you application but on the other side SNMP4J is lagging with respect to the documentation. If you have any doubt please let me know.
Regards,
Raghav
I would like to use the mms-computing.co.uk.device.twain.jar library in a Java project that should talk to image acquisition devices.
I noticed that the site of mms-computing is unavailable; I could download the jar from another site but I can't find any examples or documentation about the methods exposed by that library and how to use them.
Can someone help me providing a link where the documentation is still accessible, if any?
you can see this link
http://thorntonzone.com/manuals/Compression/Fax,%20IBM%20MMR/MMSC/mmsc/uk/co/mmscomputing/device/twain/pdfapplet/index.html
This have many examples but few documentation.
I hope it will be useful to you.
I'm totally a newbie-programmer and I've just joined to Java World, so I need a place to hear pros talking about it.
With .NET, I have the dotnetkicks.com, dotnetshoutout.com, etc.
So, anyone know something like that for Java?
Try http://www.javaranch.com. It is aimed at helping people learn Java and earning certifications.
Also consider http://TheServerSide.com and http://java.dzone.com/ .
Yes you have its Stackoverflow.com Where you are currently asking this question.
There was forums.java.sun.com which was a pretty vibrant forum (not really news, but mostly help). It was integrated into the Oracle Forums which reduced its activity quite a lot ('though many former Java forum members are around here).
For news-ish stuff about (server-side) Java The Server Side isn't too bad.
You might be looking for something like http://www.java-forums.org/ or http://javaprogrammingforums.com/ . Google for java forum to find similar sites.
Good Java community and resource
Does anyone have a very simple example of using OData4J and GAE?
In the OData4J site there is a stub project for use in GAE...but doesn't really show how to expose entities out of the datastore as odata entities.
I may be missing something with that stub project(I'm sure I am)...but just need a little jump start on how to publish my persisted entities.
Thanks
MJD
Take a look at http://code.google.com/p/odata-appengine/
Maybe it's just what you're looking for.
the odata4j-appengine sample project in the repository shows how to expose existing appengine datastore kinds as odata open-typed entities.
See appengine-web.xml for how it's configured.
If you need any additional help, feel free to post to our discussion group at odata4j-discuss.
Thanks,
- John
unfortunately, it looks like no one has written and published such example code yet. google has only 127 results for odata4j "app engine", and the vast majority are unrelated mentions that happen to be on the same page.
so, you may be in unexplored territory here, at least as far as the internet is concerned. if you do end up writing example code yourself, feel free to post it here so others can benefit!