- Industry: Computer
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Sometimes referred to as “Big Blue” IBM is a multinational corporation headquartered in Armonk, New York. It manufactures computer hardware and software and provides information technology and services.
A rule that pertains to only one event and contains predefined conditions and actions. See also compound rule.
Industry:Software
A rule that selects particular Internet Protocol (IP) traffic and requests an action for that traffic. Possible actions are to discard the packet, to allow the packet without security, and to take the appropriate IP security action.
Industry:Software
A rule that specifies a causal relationship between two event classes. See also simple rule.
Industry:Software
A rule used by the SQL compiler to improve query performance without requiring additional data verification. See also constraint.
Industry:Software
A rule used by the workload manager component of z/OS to assign a service class.
Industry:Software
A rule-based programming language that is used to express business logic outside of programme logic. ARL provides tight integration with Java objects, and the tooling provided with ABLE is based on the Eclipse platform.
Industry:Software
A runtime aggregation of business policies based on context, content and contract of a service request.
Industry:Software
A runtime component that handles the transfer of internal WebSphere Application Server data.
Industry:Software
A runtime environment that is integrated into the Rational development workbench for testing applications that are targeted for WebSphere Application Server.
Industry:Software
A runtime environment that monitors all requests and responses between a Web browser and an application server, as well as TCP/IP activity.
Industry:Software
