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Welcome to alphaWork Flash!
The alphaWorks Flash newsletter delivers the latest trial downloads of emerging technologies and online access to emerging
software services from alphaWorks at no charge.
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Technology updates
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Toolkit for Custom and Reusable Solution Information
A toolkit that enables users to easily create custom solution information centers by assembling existing materials.
A minor release that fixes known defects in Version 1.0 and improves the user experience.
Try Toolkit for Custom
and Reusable Solution Information.
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XML Import tool from ARIS to IBM WebSphere Business Modeler
An Eclipse plug-in for WebSphere Business Modeler that imports business process models created using ARIS. New feature
supports non-English workspaces.
Try XML Import tool from
ARIS to IBM WebSphere Business Modeler.
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IBM iSCSI Boot Commander
An application that assists in configuring IBM Blades and IBM N-Series Storage for software-based iSCSI Boot. Version
2.04.01 adds an installer aid for corequisites; enhanced version-checking support; updated Web links; and bug fixes.
Try IBM iSCSI Boot Commander.
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IBM OmniFind Personal E-mail Search
A powerful semantic search engine that enables you to search your e-mail easily and effectively; plug-ins are available
for Microsoft Outlook and Lotus Notes mail systems. New versions for Outlook and Notes with improved support for non-English
Windows machines; Outlook version now also supports IMAP and non-cached Exchange accounts.
Try IBM OmniFind Personal
E-mail Search.
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alphaWorks beta site
alphaWorks has launched the alphaWorks beta site with features to make the site easier to use and navigate, and to give
emerging technology developers better opportunities to participate in the alphaWorks community.
Use XQuery from a Java environment
Easily query and search XML documents by adding XQuery capabilities to your Java applications with Sun's XQuery API for
Java. If you work with XML documents using SAX, DOM, JDOM, JAXP, and more, the XQuery API for Java is a welcome addition
to your toolkit. Now the power of XQuery is available without resorting to system calls or unwieldy APIs, all in a Sun-standardized
package.
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