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Monday, July 17, 2006
WSAD 5.1, WAS 5.0 Support Ends in September
As
Bobby Woolf
notes, WSAD 5.1 support ends in September. Support for WAS 5.0 is also scheduled to end on the same day. For more information on software support dates, visit the
IBM Software support lifecycle
page.
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