- 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.
An IBM extension to the standard deployment descriptors for enterprise beans that define transaction isolation methods and control the delegation of credentials.
Industry:Software
An IBM format used to describe business processes in WebSphere Application Server. FDML is an XML language which is based on the flow related aspects of Web Services Flow Language (WSFL).
Industry:Software
An agent that is installed on a monitored computer and that communicates information to a management server. The management agent provides the following functions: discovery, listening and playback, ARM engine for data collection, policy management, threshold setting, event support, and Store and Forward.
Industry:Software
An element of type char that, when processed sequentially, can represent text. See also wide character.
Industry:Software
A view that users design and save for their own use with a Notes database.
Industry:Software
An agent that is processing a request for an application. See also idle agent, inactive agent.
Industry:Software
An element or subelement of a dimension that is arranged hierarchically. For example, the time dimension can have years, months, and days as its levels.
Industry:Software
A view that uses a local file system to access versions of elements.
Industry:Software
An agent that programmers can create in order to write data (for example Java primitives, objects, or predefined logging structures) to one or more output sources (for example text or XML), for an application under test.
Industry:Software
