Company expands support for its Java Virtual Machine clustering solution.
The ThinWire framework helps developers write AJAX apps that execute entirely on the server, meeting the data-centric, high-security needs of an enterprise.
But use of .NET shows decrease in survey results.
Features of Visual Studio 2008, code-named "Orcas," get near finalization with the release of Beta 2.
Companies rev up the open source application server market with partnership deal.
AJAX-era security requires tossing out a lot of what you thought you knew about security, starting with Same Origin Policy.
Company donates its message bus technology to OpenAjax Alliance.
Hyfinity's RIA mashup tool helps U.K. agencies quickly assemble services, without having to code in most cases.
Company's open source software (OSS) product offers break from proprietary solution lock-in.
Solution uses models for rapid application development.
Older versions of company's enterprise Unified Communications products face potential tie-ups.
Company adds .NET integration to Java-based solution for developing dynamic Web sites.
Developers code in Perl to create interactive Web catalog for the National Postal Museum.
Find out how ASP.NET AJAX Extensions lets you use Web services to support JSON messaging.
Company survey of its members finds Linux preferred over Windows for software deployments.
Software firm is using CodeMesh's .NET/Java interoperability solution to meet the needs of European Union financial institutions.
The company's DDS-based solution adds quality-of-service and scalability to service-oriented architectures (SOAs).
Tool helps create complex Web applications using Java objects and not much XML.
Company aims to provide technical support, documentation and indemnification for corporate users of open source software.
The new WSDL 2.0 protocol adds standardization and better interoperability for Web services and service-oriented architectures.