Rutvik Doshi is a Development Manager for Application Servers and J2EE technology within CA's Unicenter Application Infrastructure Management solution portfolio. He is also involved in application management and Web Services standards groups at DMTF. Rutvik holds a B.S from Indian Institute of Technology.
The new features and capabilities found in the WebSphere Application Server
and WebSphere MQ 6.0 lets organizations combine new and existing
heterogeneous IT assets as part of composite applications that reside on an
underlying service-oriented architecture (SOA) across distributed and
mainframe environments. As you deploy your composite applications, having a
complete strategy in place to manage and secure them properly becomes the
next goal. This article explains the key changes in version 6.0 from a
management perspective and offers pointers on how to meet the management and
security challenges specific to the WebSphere 6.0 platform.
What's New in WebSphere 6.0?
The IBM product line known as the WebSphere platform contains more than 350
different products, but in this article we'll focus on the two major elements
of the 6.0 release: WebSphere Application Server an... (more)
Rutvik Doshi is a Development Manager for Application Servers and J2EE technology within CA's Unicenter Application Infrastructure Management solution portfolio. He is also involved in application management and Web Services standards groups at DMTF. Rutvik holds a B.S from Indian Institute of Technology.
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