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What is the WSS extension?

I browsed to a page hosted by IBM and the page has a WSS extension... is this an IBM WebSphere page?

http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/presskit/23540.wss

WebSphere is very similar to TomCat which hosts JSP (Java Scripting Pages). I'm thinking it's IBM's alternative to JSP...still no clue though.

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This stands for: WebSphere Application Server Standard

It's exactly what I though it was. Very similar to JSP/Tomcat.

Danny G  2009-03-15 21:14:59

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