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IBM Toolbox for Java resources
Use the following sites to learn more about the IBM Toolbox for Java:
IBM Toolbox for Java 2 Micro Edition resources
Use the following sites to learn more about ToolboxME for iSeries and the Java
implementation of wireless technologies:
- IBM Toolbox for
Java and JTOpen
:
Offers more information about ToolboxME for iSeries.
- IBM alphaWorks
Wireless
:
Offers information about new wireless technologies, including downloads and
links to development resources.
- Sun Java 2 Platform, Micro
Edition
:
Provides additional information about the Java wireless technologies, including
the following:
- K Virtual Machine (KVM)
- Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC)
- Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP)
- Java Wireless Developer
:
Offers a wide range of technical information for Java wireless application
developers.
- Wireless application development tools:
Java
Java is a programming language that allows you to develop portable object-oriented
applications and applets. Use the following sites to learn more about Java:
Java Naming and Directory Interface
Java Secure Socket Extension
Servlets
Servlets are small Java programs that run on a server and mediate requests from
one or many clients (each of which runs in a browser) to one or more databases.
Because servlets are programmed in Java, they can execute requests as multiple
threads within a single process, thereby saving system resources. Use the following
sites to learn more about servlets:
XHTML
XHTML is touted as the successor to HTML 4.0. It is based on HTML 4.0, but incorporates
the extensibility of XML. Use following sites to learn more about XHTML:
- The Web Developer's Virtual Library
:
Offers an introduction to XHTML, including examples and links to additional
information.
- W3C
:
Provides technical information about XHTML standards and recommendations.
XML
Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a metalanguage that allows you to describe
and organize information in ways that are easily understandable by both humans
and computers. A metalanguage allows you to define a document markup language
and its structure. Use the following sites to learn more about XML:
- IBM developerWorks
XML zone
:
Provides a site dedicated to the work IBM does with XML and how it works to
facilitate e-commerce
- IBM alphaWorks
XML
:
Offers information about emerging XML standards and tools, including downloads
and links to development resources.
- XML Support on iSeries, PartnerWorld for Developers
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Provides information about XML and the ways IBM business partners can and
are using it.
- W3C XML
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Offers technical resources for XML developers.
- XML.com
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Offers updated information about XML in the computer industry
- XML.org
:
Provides news and information about the XML community, including industry
news, calendars of events, and more.
- XMLephant
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Offers resources for learning XML that includes links to many other XML sites.
- XML Cover Pages
:
Provides a comprehensive online reference work for XML, SGML, and related
XML standards, like XSL and XSLT.
Other references