IBM WebSphere and Lotus:Implementing Collaborative Solutions - Tapa dura

Lotus Notes and Domino are the premier offerings in the field of collaborationwhile WebSphere is IBM's premier entry in the area of tools for buildingwebsites. For companies that have a Web application that requires thestrengths of Domino (e.g. Teamrooms, Knowledge Bases, Corporate Portals,Help Desks, Sales Force Automation, Web Meetings - that include "chat",Project Tracking, Intranets, built in messaging, etc.) and the strengths ofWebSphere (e-commerce, Brokerages, B2B Exchanges, Supply ChainIntegration, Online Banking, Web Account Access, Web Portals, Extranets,etc.) a combined Domino and WebSphere system would be ideal. This bookshows developers how to build applications that combine the strengths of bothproducts.

JOHN LAMB, Senior Technical Staff Member for IBM Global Services in White Plains, NY, has developed Web services architectures on behalf of clients including the New York Stock Exchange. A Principal Certified Lotus Professional (PCLP) in Systems Administration, he has written three books on Lotus technologies, including Lotus Notes and Domino 5 Scalable Network Design. MICHAEL LASKEY, IT Architect for IBM Global Services in Tampa, FL, and Lead Developer in IBM's e-Commerce Development and Support organization, co-authored Domino and WebSphere Together. GOPAL INDURKHYA, Certified Consulting IT Architect for IBM in Charlotte, NC, specializes in managing development and building solution architectures. He has co-authored a book on Servlet/JSP/EJB Design and Implementation Guide for WebSphere Application Server. (c) Copyright Pearson Education. All rights reserved.