WebSphere is IBM's product launched in 1998 to integrate company data using Java programming. It allows users to create and connect applications. The WebSphere Application Server (WAS) laid the foundation as an application server connecting website users to Java applications. WebSphere comes in four sizes to suit different company needs, and features include running business applications, multi-tier architecture, modular options, and multi-OS compatibility.

1. A Glance at the
WebSphere
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2. Agenda
• What’s WebSphere?
• More precise definition
• About WAS
• WebSphere Sizes
• WebSphere Features

3. What’s WebSphere?
WebSphere is IBM’s product launched in 1998
with a goal to integrate all the existing data of
a company.
It is based on Java programming language and
is used to build interactive Web-oriented
languages.

4. More Precise Definition
• WebSphere is a set of software products
that are used by the end-users to create
applications.
• Once the application is successfully created,
WebSphere allows users to integrate the
applications with other applications.

5. About WAS
• WAS is a WebSphere Application Server
which laid the foundation of WebSphere
software.
• It’s an application server that can be used by
a customer to connect Web site users with
Java applications.

6. WebSphere Sizes
• WebSphere comes with four different sizes.
They are:
• Super sized
• Large sized
• Medium sized
• Small sized
As every company is different and have different
requirements, the need of WebSphere products
also varies with the size of company.
They can choose which suits best to them.

7. WebSphere Features
• Running codes that ease business
applications
• Realizing multi tier applications
• Modular options to serve different
requirements
• Works for multi operating systems

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