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IBM Web Services Navigator

An Eclipse/RAD plug-in for interactive visualization of Web service transactions.

Date Posted: December 2, 2004

Overview

 

What is IBM Web Services Navigator?

This technology has graduated.

IBM Web Services Navigator became part of IBM Tivoli ITCAM for SOA, providing most of the visualization and analysis features in this product.

About the technology author(s)

All the contributors to this technology work at the IBM T. J. Watson Research Center.

Matthew Arnold, Ph.D., is a research staff member. His thesis work focused on profiling and optimization techniques for the Java programming language, and his current research interests include software profiling, program understanding, and dynamic optimization.

Wim De Pauw, Ph.D., is is a research staff member and the technical lead for the IBM Web Services Navigator project. His research interests include software visualization, Web services, service-oriented architecture, pattern extraction, profiling, and debugging. Dr. De Pauw's previous project, Jinsight, was a Java visualization tool and also appeared on alphaWorks.

Michelle Lei, a software engineer, holds a master's degree. Her interest areas inlude graph layout algorithms, Web technologies, and middleware. She currently works as project manager for Java development at the Office Fédéral d'Informatique et Télécommunication in Geneva.

John Morar, Ph.D., has extensive experience in semiconductors and computer virus research. He has written 70 articles in reviewed scientific journals and holds patents in the areas of device processing, computer virus detection, Web services, and economic systems. Dr. Morar currently manages a research group focusing on the use of Web services both within and between enterprises.

Edward Pring, a senior programmer, holds an M.S. His research interests include Web services, performance optimization, and test automation.

Lionel Villard, Ph.D., is an advisory research engineer. Dr. Villard's research interests include multimedia documents, contextual adaptation, authoring tools, document transformations, incremental transformations, and high performance.

Sophia Krasikov, an advisory research engineer, holds a master's degree in applied math and computer science. Her areas of interest include collaborative web services optimization, monitoring and control, and visualization software.

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