Re: Is there a good Tutorial that is current on Websphere?

Booth, be forewarned that the book was written using version 7.6 of RBD. I have someone working through the book right now on V8 and he's run into a few inconsistencies. If you'd like, you can contact me offline and I'll try to get you his impressions and perhaps some notes on what was different.

Joe

It is looking like a very low level tutorial does not exist, or at
least, if it does, it isn't well known.

That could mean a few different things. My hope is that it does not
mean that there is no such thing as a beginner's tutorial because there
is no simple solution.

Hopefully, Joe Pluta's book will be here next week and hopefully I can
read it and hopefully I can follow his instructions and hopefully I can
get something up and running.

Thank you for the comments.





On 3/4/2011 8:58 AM, Bryce Martin wrote:

Hey Booth,
I just got back into my Web Perspective yesterday to do some proof of
concept/mock up stuff for a stored procedure that I wrote that will be
used with Java. I'll be freshening up on my WAS deployment stuff (since
my last app went into production 2 years ago) over the next couple days.
If you have any questions you can ask here or email me offlist. Its
really not very hard to do what you want if you know Java.


Thanks
Bryce Martin
Programmer/Analyst I
570-546-4777



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Is there a good Tutorial that is current on Websphere?

In looking, I am finding pretty stale information, and it occurs to me
that probably those tutorials are no longer relevant or useful.

I am wanting to build an application that resides on the i, serves
dynamic web pages, and allows me to display the fields in a simple keyed
physical file, and an image (also stored on the i)

I would like to develop the application with Rational Developer for the i.

It occurs to me that I am probably making it all too complicated, and
that I might do well to stop, look, and listen.