- 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 session bean that acts on behalf of a single client and maintains client-specific session information (called conversational state) across multiple method calls and transactions. See also stateless session bean, session bean.
Industry:Software
A specific instance of a configuration of hardware and software established for the purpose of conducting tests under known and controlled conditions. See also deployment environment.
Industry:Software
A role assigned to administrators that enables them to perform their assigned systems management tasks. A role can be granted over the entire Tivoli management region or over a specific set of resources, such as those resources that are contained in a policy region. Examples of authorization roles include super, senior, admin, and user.
Industry:Software
A role in the pre-defined workflow process shipped with WebSphere Portal content publishing. Users assigned to the role of content contributor can create and edit content.
Industry:Software
A role in the pre-defined workflow process shipped with WebSphere Portal content publishing. Users assigned to the role of Content Publisher have authority to publish content to production servers.
Industry:Software
A session for small to medium-size classes that permits interaction between instructors and participants and allows the option of a breakout session.
Industry:Software
A specific instance of a course, based on a course master and offered at a particular date and time.
Industry:Software
A specific occurrence of a connection matching a DB2 workload definition for which the current session user has the USAGE privilege.
Industry:Software
A session-layer component in an APPN network node or in a subarea node boundary or gateway function that connects two stages of a session. Session connectors swap addresses from one address space to another for session-level intermediate routing, segment session message units as needed, and (except for gateway function session connectors) adaptively pace the session traffic in each direction.
Industry:Software
