IBM Software Group Web Sphere Update June 2004

® IBM Software Group Web. Sphere Update June, 2004

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software Moving to more advanced e-business on demand strategies “Buying, not browsing… Working, not surfing” “Get on the Net” “Optimize operations… dynamically respond to the needs of customers, employees, partners. ” Advanced Integrating Early Access 2 Publish Transact Integrate Internally Integrate Adapt Externally Dynamically

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software On Demand Business Requires an On Demand Operating Environment Business Transformation Align IT processes with business priorities Improve asset utilization Enable business flexibility and responsiveness On Demand Operating Environment 4 Reduce cost Address new business opportunities

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software On Demand Operating Environment Integration of People – Process – Information Anywhere, any time, from any device Open Standards-based Collaboration Transactional Processes Information Management Application Development, Deployment & Maintenance Business Objectives and Policies Policy-based Orchestration Availability Security Optimization Provisioning Virtualization Engine Servers 5 Storage Distributed Systems Network

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software A Service oriented architecture (SOA) is key to business flexibility The flexibility to treat elements of business processes and the underlying IT infrastructure as standardized components (services) that can be reused and combined to address changing business priorities. Services are the building blocks Packaging business functions from applications in a simple and standardized way creates services that are available for use Services are used directly to get the right information to the right people at the right time Services can be reused and combined to deploy composite applications to address new opportunities or changing business priorities. Increasing use of “Web” services based on open standards complements existing services technology 6

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software IBM Web. Sphere Software Platform Web. Sphere Portal A single point of personalized interaction with applications, content, processes and people Web. Sphere Business Integration Server Foundation Web. Sphere Commerce Powerful sell-side solutions to handle the challenges encountered in customer and trading partner environments. Business Web. Sphere Everyplace Portals Software for extending e-business applications to mobile devices Software needed to model, integrate, automate, and manage efficient and Business flexible business processes Integration MQSeries Web. Sphere Voice Software for enabling natural voice interactions with apps and data Web. Sphere Studio An open comprehensive development environment for building dynamic e-business applications 7 Foundation and Tools Messaging Software to connect internal and external applications to exchange information reliably and securely Web. Sphere Application Server Web. Sphere Host Integration A high-performance and extremely scalable transaction engine for dynamic e-business applications Software to leverage and extend legacy assets for new e-business solutions

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software IBM Business Integration Reference Architecture IBM Software Offerings Web. Sphere BI Modeler Model, design, development, test tools Web. Sphere Studio Common Runtime Infrastructure Monitoring Services User Interaction Services Application Services Information Services Web. Sphere Portal Server Web. Sphere Application Server DB 2 Information Integrator Web. Sphere BI Monitor Process Services Web. Sphere Business Integration Server Foundation Community Integration Services Web. Sphere Business Integration Connect Enterprise Service Bus Web. Sphere MQ Web Services Gateway Application Access Services Web. Sphere BI Adapters, HATS Enterprise applications 8 Web. Sphere BI Event/Message Broker Data Access Services DB 2 Information Integrator Classic Enterprise data

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software The IBM Web. Sphere Product Family: Sharing a single common standards framework for tooling & runtime All runtime solutions to be ISV Integrati on Commer ce Portal WAS Standards Platform 9 delivered on the Web. Sphere J 2 EE application platform Non-J 2 EE extensions are delivered through functional extensions (Portal, Commerce, . . ) to the base Each offering can be extended through additional QOS extenders Common tooling platform is built on the Eclipse-based Web. Sphere Studio Web. Sphere Quality of Service Extenders C 11153. 60. 00. ppt

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software IBM Web. Sphere Business Integration Server Foundation and IBM Web. Sphere Studio Application Developer Integration Edition ü Service oriented architecture ü BPEL 4 WS process choreography ü Human workflow support ü Business rules support ü Application adapters ü Programming model extensions ü Support for Web. Sphere Business Integration Modeler and Monitor (2 H 04) ü J 2 EE Application Server ü Integrated J 2 EE development environment 10 *Tech preview in V 5. 1, GA delivery later this year

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software Business Process Execution Language for Web Services (BPEL 4 WS) A language to specify behavior of business processes 4 Between Web services 4 As Web services Same language to define executable processes and business protocols 4 Executable processes • Can be performed in all compliant environments • Interoperability of heterogeneous environments 4 Abstract processes • Specify constraints of message exchange History 4 7/2002: Original 1. 0 BPEL 4 WS proposal from BEA, IBM, Microsoft • Combined ideas from IBM’s WSFL and Microsoft’s XLang 4 5/2003: Revised 1. 1 proposal • With contributions from SAP and Siebel 4 4/2003: OASIS Technical Committee formed • Standards-based follow-on to earlier BPEL 4 WS work 11

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software WSAD-IE BPEL Editor 12

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software Web. Sphere Business Integration Modeler Statement of direction 4 WBI Modeler Version 5. 1 will provide the next generation of business modeling tooling, featuring Eclipse-based implementation, BPEL, MQ Workflow, Rational’s XDE and WBI Server integration; enhanced reporting and simulation capabilities and a new UM 2 -derived Meta. Modeler V 5. 1 is a significant departure from the current tool 4 Moved from ‘MQ Build-time’ to ‘Business Modeling’ Tool. 4 Not a ‘just an Eclipse re-write’ 4 New, UML 2 -derived meta-model that defines the complete semantics of the tool and baselines the tool ‘descriptive power’ 4 Brand New user interface with UML/BPMN -derived Notation 4 New linkage to SOA runtime(s) via heuristics, pattern-based complex transformations 13 Models Process Editor Process Information Editor Organization Editor Resources Resource Editor Services Observation Editor Policy Reporting & Analisis Observation Simulation …. . WBI Artifacts BPEL/BPEL+ SCDL (Wired) Adapter Mediator SDOs Workflow FDL Others UML WMM Other Models LDAP

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software Modeling the Processes “Drag & Drop” Interface Swimlane Viewer Task Details Contextual Navigator 14

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software Architecture: Model-driven development Model IBM Rational XDETM in IBM Web. Sphere Studio Experience integrated design & development Harvest the power of patterns Leverage multiple model advantages Make team development easier 16 Code

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software IBM Rational XDE Developer Plus Find Bugs Before They Break your Application Provides runtime analysis directly from IBM Web. Sphere Studio Complements new visual trace feature to provide the most comprehensive runtime analysis Collects runtime data for applications in the shell: 4 Purify – Memory Utilization 4 Pure. Coverage – Code Coverage (executed lines and stale code) 4 Quantify – Performance Analysis (bottleneck and timing) Now includes IBM Rational Purify. Plus! IBM Rational XDE Developer Plus 17

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software IBM Business Integration Reference Architecture IBM Software Offerings Web. Sphere BI Modeler Model, design, development, test tools Web. Sphere Studio Common Runtime Infrastructure Monitoring Services User Interaction Services Application Services Information Services Web. Sphere Portal Server Web. Sphere Application Server DB 2 Information Integrator Web. Sphere BI Monitor Process Services Web. Sphere Business Integration Server Foundation Community Integration Services Web. Sphere Business Integration Connect Enterprise Service Bus Web. Sphere MQ Web Services Gateway Application Access Services Web. Sphere BI Adapters, HATS Enterprise applications 19 Web. Sphere BI Event/Message Broker Data Access Services DB 2 Information Integrator Classic Enterprise data

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software Single Point of Access Organized workspace Documents and search • Framework • Layout • Portlets Applications and content 20 Calendar and e-mail

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software Capabilities of Web. Sphere Portal User Perspective Personalization IT Perspective Integration at the glass Customization SCM Application Content Management Collaboration Navigation Single Sign On CRM Application e. HR Secure Access Syndicated Content People Awareness Rapid, Role Based Deployment Scalability and Reliability 21 Web Services

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software Client Device Pendulum Thin Client Network Application Model Fat Client Server Multi-tier server model Pure browser strategy no longer sufficient Customers increasingly asking to go beyond the browser Offload Resources from Enterprise Servers Central Management & Deployment Large reach - multi-client (browsers), server (J 2 EE, Web Svc) Rich, native, clients no longer the norm Common Browser Rich Browser Supplemented Browser Managed Local Web Application Managed Native Application Richness & Function Improved Manageability & Deployment Giga: Companies turning back somewhat to rich clients, disconnected model Gartner: Growing trend back from thin clients to something in the middle smart client, fit client, Hi. Fi client 22

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software IBM Workplace Client Technology A dynamically downloaded client platform of robust frameworks, services, and APIs for integrating reusable client components Extends the security, manageability and componentbased assembly of a server-based platform to the enterprise desktop and pervasive devices IBM Workplace Messaging and Documents will be the first IBM solutions utilizing IBM Workplace Client Technology, & Rich Doc Editors Foundation for rich client versions of IBM Workplace products and other IBM products… Projected 2 H 04 availability to solution providers and ISV’s to build rich end user applications 23 Rich Client for Web. Sphere Portal Based on Eclipse

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software A Mobile Application Platform Defined: 24

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software IBM Software Solutions 25

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software Web. Sphere Voice Application Access 26

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software Web. Sphere Everyplace Access 27

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Web. Sphere 28

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software IBM Commitment to Integration Nobody invests more Continued success $1 billion annual investment in Engineering $5 billion annual investment in technology acquisition Modeling Process Integration Software Development Over 7, 000 developers 10, 000 customer sites rely on Web. Sphere MQ 2, 000 customers rely on Web. Sphere Business Integration 2, 000+ customers reply on Web. Sphere Portal since year 2000 introduction Web. Sphere Commerce powers 6 of top 10 pharmaceuticals Market-leading Business Integration Environment Technology leadership “Best in Enterprise Integration” —Intelligent Enterprise Readers Choice award 2002 IBM is the leader in application integration IBM is the leader in business automation IBM is the leader in portal software in 2002 IBM have widened lead as the leading and most question-free vendor in commerce servers 29 —Gartner, October 2002 —Aberdeen, September 2002 —Gartner, 2003 —Giga, August 2003

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software Open Standards Leadership 1998 / 1999 2000 Java, XML and eb. XML Co-founder and lead architect for Rosetta. Net Author of XML 4 J Chair OMG XML Metadata Interch. Format Co-author W 3 C Document Object Model Founder. XML. org Elected to Board of Directors in OASIS Web Services and UDDI Co-author of SOAP 1. 1 and submission to W 3 C Cofounder of UDDI. org and author of original UDDI specification Co-author of WSDL IBM contributes SOAP 4 J to Apache Over 160 business integration technology patents 30 2001 2002 Web Services and Tools and Security Led submission of Founder and WSDL to the W 3 C chair, Web Services Co-chaired W 3 Interoperability Web Services Organization Workshop Co-author of web Founder of services bus Eclipse. org process Co-author of W 3 C specification XML Schema (BPEL, WS-TX, standard WS-TC) Chair of Web Services Interactive Co-author for Web Services Security Applications TC roadmap and specification First Web Services Gateway 2003 Web Services and Security Submission of BPEL to OASIS Co-chair WSBPELTC in OASIS Submission of Common Base Events to WSDM TC in OASIS Submission of WS-Manageability to WSDM TC in OASIS Co-authored and published EPAL specification to WC 3 Co-chair WSDM TC in OASIS More than 1, 000 developers devoted to XML and more than 1, 500 focused on Linux. Over 200 software products running on Linux Led workgroup responsible for finalization of SOAP 1. 2 First integrated private UDDI directory

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software Web. Sphere in the Marketplace Web. Sphere is used by tens of thousands of customers worldwide, including the top 45 commercial and savings banks worldwide, 15 top Wall Street brokerage firms, the nin of the top 10 U. S. telecoms, and 80 percent of the top U. S. healthcare companies. More than 9000 ISVs write applications on top of Web. Sphere is the preferred J 2 EE platform for leading application vendors including JD Edwards, People. Soft and Siebel, all of which build applications on Web. Sphere Business Integration software claimed leadership in 2003, enjoying the #1 marketshare position of the business integration software market per Gartner Dataquest. IBM has the industry's most complete and open portal - with the greatest market share - with tools and software for security, collaboration, personalization, Web services and content management, and support for virtually every industrystandard protocol and language. There were over two million Web. Sphere developers in 2003, and the number is increasing dramatically. There have been almost 20 Million downloads of Eclipse since 2001 31

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software Why Web. Sphere? IBM Web. Sphere is the leading software platform for e-business on demand IBM Web. Sphere Software Advantages Product Leadership in All Categories Most Comprehensive Integration Platform Reliability, Security & Scalability Modular, Incremental & Adaptable Open Standards Leadership An integrated part of the leading middleware software and support offerings from IBM Software Group 32

IBM Software Group | Web. Sphere software Web. Sphere, Additional Information • Web. Sphere home: http: //www. ibm. com/websphere • Web. Sphere Developer Domain: http: //www 7 b. boulder. ibm. com/wsdd/ • Redbooks: http: //www. redbooks. ibm. com • Web. Sphere Info. Center - Web. Sphere V 5 Doc: http: //www 3. ibm. com/software/webservers/appserv/infocenter. html • Alphaworks - new software technology: http: //www. alphaworks. ibm. com/ • Web. Sphere Central: http: //www. webspherecentral. com 33 • IBM Systems Journal – issue on