Preface
I have been lucky enough during my career to have worked as a developer, a consultant, and for many years as a WebSphere Application Server (WAS) administrator. I have also held senior architecture roles. One thing I have learned is that it is difficult for one person to know everything about a complex product such as WAS 8. More often than not, we find ourselves struggling to find the right amount of time and patience, to learn all the intricacies of a new product.
WAS has now become a highly in-depth product, as has JEE (Java Enterprise Edition, formerly known as J2EE) on which WebSphere 8 is based. During this foray into WebSphere Application Server 8, I have kept in mind that some readers are new to WAS and require an overview which ...
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