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Sun Microsystems announced it has entered into a multi-year agreement with On2 Technologies to add comprehensive video capabilities, using On2 Technologies TrueMotion video codecs, to Sun's JavaFX, a family of products for creating Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) with immersive media and content across all the “screens of your life”.
via Java Developers Journal @ 18:03 9th May
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via InfoWorld @ 16:01 9th May
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LAS VEGAS, April 29 -- Zeus Technology, a leading provider of application delivery software, today announced the release of ZXTM 5.0 (Zeus Extensible Traffic Manager). This latest version is equipped with Java Extensions, enabling application architects, administrators, and developers to control their application delivery using policies that build on the robust, rich and powerful body of reusable Java application code.
via Grid Today @ 16:01 9th May
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Solve your spatial data conversion challenges with FME. Get the most extensive format support for data translation and integration, and unlimited flexibility in data model transformation.
via GISUser @ 16:01 9th May
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Sun Microsystems Inc. has announced it has entered into a multi-year agreement with On2 Technologies to add comprehensive video capabilities, using On2 Technologies TrueMotion video codecs, to Sun's JavaFX, a family of products for creating Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) with immersive media and content across all the "screens of your life". For more information on the JavaFX family of products visit http://www.javafx.com and for details on On2 video technologies visit http://www.on2.com.
via Channel Line @ 12:46 9th May
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Eying Java's rise years ago, Scott Sellers, CEO of Azul Systems, jumped on the trend with its Compute Appliance, a device designed to better deploy Java applications. "It was tough to steal long-term accounts with other technologies," Sellers noted; however, the company has at this point enjoyed three straight years of growing revenue.
via Linux Insider @ 12:46 9th May
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SAN FRANCISCO, BUSINESS WIRE -- Sun Microsystems, Inc. (NASDAQ:JAVA), today announced it has entered into a multi-year agreement with On2 Technologies (AMEX:ONT) to add comprehensive video capabilities, using On2 Technologies TrueMotion video codecs, to Sun's
via Broadcast Newsroom @ 12:46 9th May
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JavaOne Todd Fast, chief architect in Sun Microsystems' Java Enterprise tools group, took a big gulp of Web 2.0 Kool-Aid at JavaOne while telling professional developers they must embrace a broader definition of "application" if they are to take advantage of the current sea change in the way software is built and delivered.
via The Register @ 12:46 9th May
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Kabira® Announces Creation of a Java™ Technology - Kabira® Announces Creation of a Java™ Technology Enabled Product to Complement its Kabira eXtreme Transaction Platform™ Software (KXTP) New Product Marries a Java Development Environment to the Kabira Runtime Software San Francisco, CA – May 6, 2008 - Kabira Technologies Inc., a leader in extreme transaction processing software for global enterprises, announced today at the 2008 JavaOne™ Conference in San Francisco, California that it is building a Java technology-enabled product to work with its core product technology, the Kabira eXtreme Transaction Platform (KXTP) software. Marrying a Java technology development environment to the Kabira Runtime enables an application developer to inherit integrated transactionality, high performance, transparent distribution, persistent sh
via Business Portal 24 @ 12:46 9th May
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Sun stresses ties between JavaFX and the base Java platform, and touts Java Community Process changes and SOA enhancements
via InfoWorld @ 12:46 9th May
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via Computerworld Australia @ 12:46 9th May
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Users who have struggled to learn the Java programming language will be pleased with the news reported by InformationWeek's Charles Babcock, which is that Sun is working on the release of Java FX, a scripting language based on a byte code that can run in the standard Java Virtual Machine (JVM) but that will be much easier to learn and to use than Java itself. Sun plans a demonstration of Java FX during the upcoming JavaOne 2008 Conference.
via System News @ 8:32 9th May
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via TMC Net @ 0:02 9th May
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Sun Adds Comprehensive Video Capabilities, Using On2 TrueMotion Video Codecs, to JavaFX Product Family
via DVD Creation @ 0:02 9th May
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Emphasizing the company's commitment to the Java platform, AMD detailed this week how it is building technologies to make Java work better.
via Linux World Australia @ 0:00 9th May
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Sun Adds Comprehensive Video Capabilities, Using On2 TrueMotion Video Codecs, to JavaFX Product Family
via Digital CAD @ 23:59 8th May
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Sun Microsystems announced it has entered into a multi-year agreement with On2 Technologies to add comprehensive video capabilities, using On2 Technologies TrueMotion video codecs, to Sun's JavaFX, a family of products for creating Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) with immersive media and content across all the “screens of your life”.
via SYS-CON Media @ 20:28 8th May
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via InfoWorld @ 20:23 8th May
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This article will discuss two fundamentally different approaches to development of the enterprise Web Services (WS). Both approaches use SOAP over HTTP protocols and define endpoints and operations via a Web Services Definition Language (WSDL) file. The two methods are contract-first and contract-last. Even though the technology stack can be similar for both methods, they differ in both the methodology and the implementations. The examples will be in Java and cover the most common toolkits such as Spring-WS and Apache Axis, and some automation tools, like JBuilder 2007.
via Developer.com @ 18:28 8th May
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In the litigious world we live in, deploying a unified communications platform in your enterprise could cause more headaches...
via InfoWorld @ 18:28 8th May
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What do future generations think about the state of Java and its relevance to their research? The answer may surprise you, and Sun.
via Information Week @ 18:05 8th May
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Eying Java's rise years ago, Scott Sellers, CEO of Azul Systems, jumped on the trend with its Compute Appliance, a device designed to better deploy Java applications. "It was tough to steal long-term accounts with other technologies," Sellers noted; however, the company has at this point enjoyed three straight years of growing revenue.
via Tech News World @ 16:59 8th May
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SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. -- If there is one topic that seems to get Java programmers excited, it's the question of whether to include a new feature called closures in the next version of Java. Advocates say closures would bring more flexibility to the language, but others worry it might encourage bad coding practices and make the language more difficult to work with.
via Application Development Trends @ 16:59 8th May
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Home Press Releases Sony Ericssons New Technology, Project Capuchin, Bridges Java ME and Adobe Flash Lite
via Actionscript.org @ 16:59 8th May
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Sun Java Systems Application Server 7.0.0 2004Q2 R6 Enterprise
via SecurityFocus @ 16:59 8th May
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