- 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 enhancement to the IMS offline dump formatter that allows you to format your IMS dumps through a series of interactive menu-driven panels rather than by creating or editing a DFSFRMAT data set.
Industry:Software
A virtualization that compensates for the differences in the syntactic details of the service interactions so that the service requestor and provider do not have to use the same interaction protocol and pattern or the same interface, nor do they have to know the identities of the other participants.
Industry:Software
An allocation technique in which the resources assigned for execution of computer programs are determined by criteria applied at the moment of need.
Industry:Software
An enterprise bean that is created by a client and that usually exists only for the duration of a single client/server session. (Sun) See also stateless session bean, entity bean, stateful session bean.
Industry:Software
A visible or audible indication (such as a light or a stutter tone) that a voice message is waiting to be retrieved.
Industry:Software
An alphanumeric identifier for each item of merchandise, or catalog entry. The smallest unit available for keeping inventory control. It can include variables for department, class, vendor, style, color, size, and location. See also package.
Industry:Software
An enterprise bean that provides asynchronous message support and clearly separates message and business processing.
Industry:Software
A vital record specification used to define additional retention and movement policy information for data sets or volumes.
Industry:Software
An alternating current that generates an electromagnetic field when applied to an antenna. The generated electromagnetic field is suitable for wireless broadcasting and communications.
Industry:Software
An enterprise bean wrapper that is typically used by client programs, such as JSP files and servlets. Access beans hide the complexity of using enterprise beans and improve the performance of reading and writing multiple EJB properties.
Industry:Software
