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Developing Web Services Using CICS, WMQ, and WMB
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Developing Web Services Using CICS, WMQ, and WMB

by Chris Rayns, David Carey, Andrew Gardner, Jenny Nott, Adrian Simcock
September 2007
Intermediate to advanced
280 pages
6h 36m
English
IBM Redbooks
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򐂰 Platform
The platform run time is the kernel that discovers at start-up what plug-ins are
installed and creates a registry of information about them. To reduce start-up
time and resource usage, it does not load any plug-in until it is actually
needed. Except for the kernel, everything else is implemented as a plug-in.
򐂰 Work space
The work space is the plug-in responsible for managing the user's resources.
This includes the projects the user creates, the files in those projects, and
changes to files and other resources. The work space is also responsible for
notifying other interested plug-ins about resource changes, such as files that
are created, deleted, or changed.
򐂰 Workbench
The work ...
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