Mixed .NET and Java application deployment platforms promote new interoperability initiatives.
New Eclipse-like developer product can be used to support team collaboration.
Developers can create dynamic Web apps in the Curl language via Eclipse.
Sun Microsystems has released the latest version of its business integration and service-oriented-architecture (SOA) package.
Security research firm finds multiple flaws in Sun Java System Active Server Pages.
A number of developers are working on new time and date interfaces for the Java programming language.
IBM Rational Director Dave Locke calls Jazz the server-side counterpart of Eclipse; partners announce compatibility initiatives.
While last month's JavaOne conference focused on the next generation of the Java platform, there's a growing ecosystem of tools to connect existing Java-based apps to those based on Microsoft's .NET environment.
JavaOne conference showcases growing number of tools connecting Java and .NET applications.
Embarcadero Technologies will purchase CodeGear from Borland, and plans to continue support for CodeGear products.
Google is set to unveil the latest version of the Google Web Toolkit
Codemesh bridges the Java-to-.NET gap at Deutsche Post.
Codemesh bridges the Java-to-.NET gap at Deutsche Post.
Product lets developers create dynamic Web applications using familiar Java code.
ServerFX, Thread Analyzer for Java, NetAdvantage for JSF 2008 Volume 1 among new releases.
According to Sun's Chief Java Architect Todd Fast, these "disposable" applications are changing the face of development.
At JavaOne this week, Neal Gafter, a software engineer at Google, presented his proposed specification for adding closures to Java
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.
Rock legend Neil Young joined Sun Microsystems' Executive Vice President of Software Rich Green on stage during the opening keynote of the 13th annual JavaOne conference.
Borland agrees to sell its CodeGear unit for $23 million to Embarcadero Technologies.