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Hi,
ReplyDeleteFound your Java search engine useful. Hope you do one for websphere as well. As ou can see using my CSE search engine there is only one cse for websphere.
http://www.google.com/custom?sourceid=Mozilla-search&cx=006220872262304550041%3Ahpoa4qugio0&q=websphere&cof=CX%3ASearch%2520engine%2520search%3BFORID%3A1&client=pub-9324829980761295
And by the way your java search engine has been added to coop search at http://coopsearch.blogspot.com