How different kinds of SOAP might cloud the waters of Web services.
Company takes on rival with new WebSphere tool.
New product combines integration and analysis functions.
The enterprise service bus has the potential to change the way developers work, in the sense that it may lead to corporate interconnection
standards for all in-house applications.
We recently asked security maven Steve Orrin to tell us some of the tenets of secure coding today.
Updated management product adds automatic script creation.
Communication services field gets another player.
Software and hardware makers announce more joint projects.
Company allows secure access for developers around the world.
The Open eBook Forum has unveiled a new
version of its XML-based Open eBook Publication Structure (OeBPS) that booksellers hope can boost acceptance of the eBook concept.
Version 7 of the Actuate BI toolset incorporates an object-oriented development environment, a server-based infrastructure and drag-and-drop
templates that officials say allow the less-technical user to develop their own
reports and database queries.
Wrangling among vendors seeking competitive advantage is slowing the adoption of protocols to support commercially viable Web services,
contends Ray Valdes, research director at Gartner Inc., a Stamford, Conn.-based consulting firm.
Engineers at Musician's Friend, a catalog- and Web-based music equipment retailer, create a better way to track and route returned items.
Compuware seeks to reduce development time.
Adding voice control to Web applications.
Software now said to integrate with Microsoft, CA, and Symantec platforms.
New appliance said to provide security and monitoring of XML Web services.
Company offers a new way to acquire and deploy its products.
Software and hardware companies team up.