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This tutorial shows you how to use IBM Rational Application Developer V6.0 to build dynamic Web sites. The tutorial walks you through a simple example that uses Java servlets and JavaServer Pages to implement a simple messaging center

Cambridge academic Ross Anderson argues that empirical analysis of software bug records will prove whether open source code is more secure than closed source, and show the true value of techniques like peer review and extreme programming.

Businesses increasingly use MySQL database and Red Hat Linux for grid computing, MySQL CEO says. MySQL AB is partnering with Red Hat Inc. to ensure that the two companies support users running the MySQL open-source database on Linux as companies build out large server clusters and grids.

Learn some of the basics of the USB subsystem, including how URBs work and what kind of host controllers are available.

Microsoft's Virtual Server 2005 Service Pack 1, due by the end of the year, will feature support for Linux.

Novell has just announced a point-of-sale (POS) system. Well, Novell is calling it "Novell Linux Point of Service 9" but those of us who've spent any time in the retail industry know that it's just the latest version of a POS system.

Koper, Slovenia and Lyon, France have been proposed as locations for the OpenOffice.org Conference 2005. Please visit the conference website and submit a vote for your favorite location.

Scott Handy says there's more to open standards and open source than just Linux. Handy, who is the vice president of worldwide Linux business strategy at IBM, delivered a keynote on the second day of LinuxWorld Canada.

Get detailed code examples illustrating how to map Win32 to Linux with respect to semaphore application program interfaces (APIs).

Panasas ActiveScale Storage Cluster Delivers Breakneck Speeds and I/O Throughput for AMD Opteron Processor-Powered Linux Compute Clusters

Linux is very easy to use, and the idea that the open source operating system is a command-line driven environment is a misconception, executives told the LinuxWorld Expo on Wednesday.

Microsoft said Wednesday that for the first time it would add Linux support to one of its products, citing the need for providing users with the means to manage a heterogeneous network environment.

Much has changed in the decade since the first code was written for MySQL. The machines we carry with us are many times more powerful and the number of nodes on the network has exploded in the years since 1995.

A conversation with two of the developers behind a new standard for achieving a Universal Business Language.

Samba man Andrew Tridgell has publicly demonstrated how to interoperate with the proprietary Bitkeeper source code management system. It's so easy, you'll be able to do it yourself wearing boxing gloves.

O-Ya Software's DeepDiveTM SDK Platform opens new design frontiers for today's search engine and open source development community.

According to an analyst at the Linux on Wall Street conference in New York, once database applications are ported to Linux, the operating system will become the OS of choice for financial institutions.

Linus Torvalds released a new version of the Linux kernel last night. It's the 2.6.12rc3 release. What's unusual about it is that it was not prepared with BitKeeper, the source management tool he has been using the past three years. As has been widely reported, BitKeeper and the kernel are coming to a parting of the ways. Torvalds has, in the meantime, handcrafted his own tool -- called git -- which he used to prepare this release.

LiveCD Linux distributions offer a great way to learn Linux, troubleshoot computer problems, and share Linux with others. Now, with PCLinuxOS, creating a custom LiveCD that meets the exact needs of your family, friends or coworkers has become so easy that almost anyone can do it -- once you know a few simple tricks we'll cover in less than 1500 words, along with a couple of screenshots.

The third and final day of Toronto's LinuxWorld 2005 had the meat I was looking for. First, I attended Mark S. A. Smith's presentation entitled "Linux in the Boardroom: An executive briefing". Next, I listened to David Senf of IDC discuss the top 10 CIO concerns with open source. And finally, I wrapped my attendance to this year's LinuxWorld Toronto with another session by the energetic Marcel Gagné in a presentation entitled "Linux Culture Shock"