Web Ontology Language (OWL) is ready for implementation.
Analysis of the recent wave of virus attacks.
Developers downloading the latest version of BEA's WebLogic Workshop, v8.1 have been quietly getting something extra.
One of the results of the growth in XP, said test expert Brad Pettichord, has been
an increased number of useful, free, open-source tools that developers may want to utilize.
Dwight expounds on the use of Ant to automate the build process for Java applications.
The Rational Software unit of IBM to unveil strategy plan next week.
Goals-based performance enterprise testing offering aimed at database tool users.
Company offers way to weather the storm of XML standards.
DataPower CTO looks to build a smoother, faster connection between MQ and Web services.
Interview with Telelogic VP on getting requirements right.
Project management software now integrated with Office 2003 and Windows SharePoint.
Colorado company uses information sharing to tie together security agencies.
Company unveils new Linux-based desktop environment.
Microsoft architect says the flood of XML standards may be ebbing.
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.