- 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
A virtual function is declared pure by replacing the function definition with '=0;'.
Industry:Software
An e-mail outline that serves as the basis for e-mail content issued via an e-mail activity. The e-mail template is a model by which the business user defines e-mail message content and optional placeholders for personalized content.
Industry:Software
A virtual gathering of two or more people to do work. It can include, but is not limited to, chat, IP audio/video, screen sharing, shared whiteboard, or telephone conference calls.
Industry:Software
An agreement between a provider and supplier, or a host and recipient, to define store setup and business relationship terms and conditions.
Industry:Software
An embedded directive within an XML instance document that is passed to an application when the document is parsed. The processing instruction node is one of the kinds of nodes that are defined in the XQuery and XPath data model. See also node kind.
Industry:Software
A virtual location that is visible in the portal where individuals and groups meet to collaborate. In a portal, each user has a personal place for private work, and individuals and groups have access to a variety of shared places, which can be either public places or restricted places. See also Lotus QuickPlace place.
Industry:Software
