[B2] WebSphere Development Studio for i5/OS WebSphere Development Studio for i5/OS is IBM’s complete suite of tools for creating and maintaining applications for the System i. Included in the toolset are the traditional language compilers as well as development components to work with those traditional technologies such as RPG and COBOL. But WDS also includes tools to assist in the integration and creation of applications using Java, Web, XML, etc. What are the pieces are included in WDS and how should they be used? This question and more will be reviewed and answered during this session. WebSphere Development Studio for i5/OS continues to make the System i the best platform for development of any application - traditional or eBusiness. Spreker: Alison Butterill Alison is the Application Development Offering Manager for the System i Worldwide Brand team. She is an IBM Certified Consulting I/T Specialist; certified in Application Development, WebSphere and System i. In her present position, Alison is working with a wide variety of teams to develop strategic direction and offerings for developers on the System i. Alison has worked in the mid-range area for more than 25 years holding a wide variety of positions at IBM, always specializing in the areas of application development and database. Alison is a regular speaker at technical conferences and COMMON conferences around the world and holds numerous Speaker Excellence medals from COMMON North America.
[D2] Optimize DB2 for i5/OS Access from Java and WebSphere This presentation provides implementation tips and coding examples that illustrate how to optimize the access to your DB2 for i5/OS database from a client system by using various JDBC drivers. Currently, IBM offers several JDBC drivers that support DB2 for i5/OS: - Type 4 drivers--IBM Toolbox for Java & JTOpen, and DB2 Universal JDBC Driver - Type 2 driver--DB2 JDBC Type 2 Driver We discuss several important aspects of efficient JDBC programming for DB2 for i5/OS: - Connection Pooling - Extended Dynamic SQL and Statement Caching - Reusable Open Data Paths (ODPs) - Block Insert - Massive Delete We cover various WebSphere locking scenarios and show methods to reduce resource contention. The tools and utilities that can be used to troubleshoot the JDBC connections to DB2 will also be covered in this session. Spreker: Rob Bestgen Rob Bestgen is a longtime member of the DB2 for i5/OS database organization. He has overseen numerous product enhancements within the organization and is currently the SQL engine architect at IBM in Rochester, Minn. Rob can be reached at bestgen@us.ibm.com.
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