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This Redpaper contains information about the IBM Express Runtime Web Environments for i5/OS product (5733-SO1). IBM Express Runtime Web Environments for i5/OS is a new product for System i™ customers and is designed to reduce the complexity of moving to and using a Web environment for your applications. Of special interest to IBM® Business Partners and Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), in this Redpaper, we also discuss how to create a solution that is similar to that of IBM Express Runtime Web Environments for i5/OS using free downloadable tools from the IBM PartnerWorld® Web site.

This White paper provides instructions to download and use IBM Express Runtime wrapper templates to install the Fix Pack for IBM WebSphere Application Server Express, IBM HTTP Server, Web Server Plug-in for WebSphere Application Server and IBM DB2 Express.

This paper provides a basic overview of the information needed, procedures to follow, and tools to utilize in order to extend the problem monitoring and problem resolution capabilities of the IBM® Express Runtime console.

The IBM Express Runtime console enables a user with few or no technical skills to manage a business application and its associated middleware resources. The console also enables you to manage the application remotely. It provides a high-level view of the business application on the console dashboard, with the necessary administrative tasks made easily available. More detailed information is available as the user drills down from the dashboard. This white paper describes the process for creating a module to

The IBM Express Runtime V2.2 console provides management of business applications. A business application contains resources installed through Express Runtime. The console can perform various administrative tasks, such as: starting or stopping resources; backing up an application. The console provides the capability to predefine a business application at deployment time. This white paper describes how you can define an Express Runtime solution as a business application to be managed by the console.

This paper provides a basic overview of the information needed, procedures to follow and tools to utilize in order to incorporate custom log files into the IBM Express Runtime Console.

Many enterprises, both large and small, are focused on increasing their business flexibility while simplifying their IT infrastructure in order to better meet their business objectives. The IBM On Demand Operating Environment defines a set of integration and infrastructure management capabilities that enterprises can use to achieve these challenging objectives. The On Demand Operating Environment feature of particular relevance to this Redpaper is the use of a service-oriented architecture (SOA). Using an SOA is necessary to achieve the goals of increased business flexibility and a simplified IT infrastructure. Many of these enterprises are determined to use proven architectures, designs, and product mappings in order to speed their implementation and minimize their risk. This Redpaper describes how to use the DVD entitled "Service Orientation Test-Drive with Linux on xSeries" that accompanies the paper. This paper focuses on a simple infrastructure to exploit service orientation principles. The intent of this environment is to allow companies to evaluate the processes and questions that arise from SOA projects, and take into consideration aspects such as the impact on the underlying system infrastructure. The information provided by this Redpaper and additional materials will help you get off to a fast start with SOA by providing an easy platform to install the basic software building blocks that can allow companies to experiment with service orientation principles.

This document is targeted at the independent software vendor or other developer who wants to create a wrapper for the DB2 Workgroup Server Edition product for use in a solution for the Linux platform.

This whitepaper describes an affordable and scalable IBM solution that is ideal for mid-sized businesses. The solution discussed in this paper was tested in IBM labs on an IBM System p5 510 running Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS release 4. This was done running the middleware infrastructure of IBM Express Runtime Version 2.1.1 using the publicly available Trade6 (the IBM WebSphere performance benchmark sample) Web application.

This document is targeted at the Independent Software Vendor (ISV) or other developer who wants to create a wrapper of the base WebSphere Application Server product for use in a solution. This application wrapper is developed on the Linux platform. It can be developed on the Windows platform with minor changes.