- 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.
A binding scope where the binding is not specific to, and not associated with any node or server. This type of name binding is created under the persistent root context of a cell.
Industry:Software
A class that can be instantiated only once. A singleton class cannot be an interface.
Industry:Software
A biometric device used as a means of authentication. Examples of authentication devices include IBM SmartCard, Litronic Smart Card, and Biometric Access Corporation Fingerprint Reader.
Industry:Software
A class that contains the text for the store pages. Bundle files are created and accessed according to the Java PropertyResourceBundle API.
Industry:Software
A bit in the data set label that the system sets when the data set is opened for processing other than input.
Industry:Software
A bit mask of 32 bits that defines the particular subnetwork to which an interface attaches.
Industry:Software
A class that inherits instance methods, attributes, and instance variables directly from the parent class (also known as the base class or superclass), or indirectly from an ancestor class.
Industry:Software
A bit mask used by a local system to determine whether a destination is on the same network as the source or if the destination can be reached directly through one of the local interfaces.
Industry:Software
A class that is related to one or more classes by a composition relationship.
Industry:Software
