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Welcome to the IBM Composite Applications wiki
Welcome to the IBM Composite Applications wiki. This site showcases resources that will help you create and deploy composite applications, whether you are a novice or an expert, using Lotus Domino Designer, Lotus Expeditor, Eclipse, or WebSphere Portal. Here you can find and contribute information about basic concepts, the best ways to use the tools, instructions for common development and application deployment scenarios, samples, techniques, and troubleshooting information. In this wiki you'll find information reviewed by the IBM product teams, as well as content contributed by users like yourself. Browse the sections, or sign in to comment on reviewed pages or add your own expertise to the mix. When you look around in the wiki, you may notice that not all sections have content yet. Some sections are placeholders for future content. And since this wiki is a community effort, you can help by contributing! Want to learn more about composite applications? Visit the How do I? page. Log on to the wiki
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Find and share best practices with the community in the Best Practices section. Share your experiences, such as scenarios, topologies, best practices, lessons learned, and more with the community of composite application developers and users. Technical content resources
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