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Making it Easier to Create e-Business Applications and Web Services

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Overview Learn more about the IBM WebSphere Software Platform and integrated application development environment, including a services-oriented model where applications are composed of integrated, modular 'services', dynamic, interactive development, test & server deployment environment, portal-like integration of best-of-breed tools and middleware extensions via Eclipse technology and visual construction of a Web application flow.

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Publisher	IBM
Live Date	14th August 2003 16:19 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Web Development and Design, Web Services

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