On Monday this week I got a call from goods inwards at work to tell me I had a package for me from Poughkeepsie. This was a surprise, I wasn't expecting anything, and although I do know people who work in Poughkeepsie if they were going to send me something they would have mentioned it. So down I trotted to pick up my package, and as it turned out seven other packages for people I work with.
The package contains a copy of the new WebSphere Application Server V7 Messaging Administration Guide. Well I say new, it was published in July, but I didn't realize. The book was reviewed by several people who work on developing WebSphere Messaging, hence me walking back with seven copies of the book.
The best thing about the Redbook is that although you can purchase it, you can also download it for free as a PDF, or view it online.
Another good resource for WebSphere Messaging users everywhere.
Alasdair
The package contains a copy of the new WebSphere Application Server V7 Messaging Administration Guide. Well I say new, it was published in July, but I didn't realize. The book was reviewed by several people who work on developing WebSphere Messaging, hence me walking back with seven copies of the book.
The best thing about the Redbook is that although you can purchase it, you can also download it for free as a PDF, or view it online.
Another good resource for WebSphere Messaging users everywhere.
Alasdair
Originally posted to the WebSphere Messaging Blog. I'm re-posting here because I contributed to this one by providing information for and reviewing the security chapter, so I want to shout about it. I have helped write two Redbooks, and have reviewed several others. I really enjoyed each and every opportunity. If you ever get a chance to go on a residency go, the six week residency I did five years ago was one of the best experiences of my professional life.
Alasdair
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