Java & Eclipse


Oracle 9i JDeveloper seeks wider following

New version offers more tools.

Microsoft targets Java with new mobile tools

Compnay unveils Windows Mobile 2003 Software for Pocket PCs.

Microsoft offers brand to mobile developers

Company strikes back in mobile marketing battle.

Parasoft debuts AEP solution for Java

Company rolls out automated testing tool.

Tools emerge from JavaOne platform

Vendors roll out enterprise and mobile development tools.

Sun Java Rave tool targets 'corporate' programmers

Company unveils new rapid application development tool.

At JavaOne: Smart clients use XML, JavaScript

Company offers a way to build rich Internet applications which get around bandwidth and server constraints.

At JavaOne: Sun's Schwartz says WS-I 'slowing down' next J2EE release

A "Java Powered" branding program will make Java technology more visible to consumers using cell phones and PDAs.

Inspection service focuses on Java resource leaks

Compnay offers an automated way to find and fix them.

JBoss Group developers head for greener open-source pastures

New venture to be called Core Developers Network.

New version of Berkeley DB handles XML natively

New link between XML and data.

New Java math libraries due

Company releases new version of analysis software.

At JavaOne: Novell shows off SilverStream arsenal

Novell takes to the halls of JavaOne with new development acquisition.

JBoss releases developer edition

New lower cost version available from open-source vendor.

Java faithful gather in SF for 8th JavaOne

Preview of weeklong Java conference.

Extending Eclipse -- Part 2

Want to know more about extending Eclipse? Dwight explains how to add a new view and create your own perspective.

IBM's CodeRally takes it to the streets

alphaWorks hopes Java-racing game will follow in the footsteps Robocode.

Mercury optimizes J2EE delivery, management

Mercury announced Optane for J2EE app performance management. It builds on technology purchased recently along with Performant.

Tool generates code metrics for the masses

Company says it has a low-cost solution.

Jini: Bottled up no more?

Sun says the time could be right for its adaptive network architecture.