With IBM InfoSphere(TM) Content Collector, you can prompt users to add
additional archiving information to e-mail documents before the documents are archived.
The user interfaces that are used to prompt for data are Web 2.0-style Dojo
applications, called forms. This article describes how to customize
forms to integrate with Web services and how to include new user interface elements.
With this knowledge, you can build forms that model advanced use cases that are
tightly integrated with your environment.

The introduction of the Google App Engine saw a wave of frameworks emerge to facilitate developing applications targeted for it. The Gaelyk framework, one such framework written in Groovy, eases development of lightweight applications that leverage a datastore. And the scalability you can achieve is impressive.

Combine DITADoclet and DITA API specialization to save time and still produce quality API documentation directly from the Java source code.

This installment ties together emergent-design concepts from previous Evolutionary architecture and emergent design articles with a case study that shows how to discover, harvest, and leverage unexpected design elements in code. Once you understand how to identify design elements, you can use that knowledge to improve your code's design. Emergent design allows you to discover aspects of your code that you could never anticipate yet have become important parts of your code base.