This latest Ruby IDE release features improved installation, plus a few customization features to suit your coding preferences.
The problem, enabling remote code execution, depends on the server used to run the program.
Last week: Microsoft's Nick Malik, Burton Group Analyst Anne Thomas Manes, SOA Blog's Eric Roch and others.
Composite Software announced a new version of its enterprise data integration solution Composite Information Server.
Earlier this month, Composite Software announced a new version of its enterprise data integration solution Composite Information Server.
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Like much of the rest of the city, New Orleans' information technology department was nearly crippled by Hurricane Katrina. But as the city continues to put itself back together, the IT department has been able to rebuild -- and even improve some operations. The automation of its business processes has been among the improvements.
Update resolves an Excel calculation error.
Redmond's latest addition will add rootkit security technology to Microsoft solutions.
The industry group has marshaled its efforts to better enable mashups in the enterprise, plus it plans to add library support and facilitate AJAX-based mobile applications.
The keynote address announcing Microsoft's latest customer relationship management product focused on automating processes for sales personnel.
Application Rights Auditor finds software that requires elevated privileges.
This week Sun Microsystems launched a beta of NetBeans 6.1, the next version of its Java-based, open source integrated development environment.
Lightweight preinstalled solution will give customers the ability to try out virtualization.
Adobe this week began shipping Adobe Flash Media Rights Management Server, a $40,000 (per CPU) system designed to integrate with Adobe Media Player and Adobe AIR software to "safeguard video content created for Adobe Flash technology against misuse."
Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have built working electronic devices using a thin layer of organic molecules on a traditional silicon platform, setting the stage for the next step toward practical molecular electronics.
The company is planning collaboration solutions releases in the next few weeks.
The company is poised for "accelerated financial growth," CEO says.
Solution plugs into Eclipse and other environments to help modernize legacy apps.
Microsoft's virtualization product is at the release candidate stage.