Striking a balance between structure and flexibility.
While programmers probably won't need to read the 551 books on XML available via Amazon.com, it doesn't hurt to dig through a few for the information you need, according to Frank Barbato, chief systems architect at Lydian
Trust Company.
While the sluggish U.S. economy is slowing Web services development, it has not stopped it by a long shot, according to a survey this summer by Gartner Inc.
Pervasive looks at building "a significant data management infrastructure company."
A look at the emerging role of standards in the Web services world.
Company officials said the move is part of a move toward machine-to-machine B2B integration.
Integration moves to the top of the list in development.
Company previews new desktop.
Company acquires key role player in Gnome Linux desktop initiative.
Analyst tells users of open source code to wait for word from the courts.
BEA now able to certify WebLogic JRockit and WebLogic Server to run on Red Hat Linux Advanced Server.
Open source fight makes its mark at LinuxWorld.
Closer look at company's efforts to take the lead in XQuery integration.
According to Frank Martinez, chairman and chief technology officer at San Francisco-based Blue Titan Software Inc., XML Beans solve a very significant impedance mismatch problem that exists between the world of Java and the world of XML.
Software for automating financial controls required by the new federal regulations mandated by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 is the goal of a new Supervisory Control Application (SCA) developed by Fuego Inc., a Dallas-based
BPM software vendor, and Deloitte & Touche LLP based in suburban Plano, Texas.
Web Parts are probably not
the best known of Microsoft's .NET-based technologies, but they can make life easier for developers working to bring XML data from a variety of sources to a portal application.
Continuing a recent trend toward consolidation in BI, Ascential Software plans to acquire struggling Mercator Software for $106 million in cash.
Managers at RSA Security Inc. are now able to compare plan vs. actual performance on a monthly basis through the use of Comshare tools.
Company disputes claim that app server is prone to problems.