Application Development Trends' News


China trade: Microsoft “opens” Windows for security study

China was added Friday to the list of governments now allowed controlled access to Microsoft Windows source code. -- Feb 28

Cape Clear releases free WSDL editor

New Web service application development tool available.

Sybase refashions PowerBuilder; preps 4GL+

Preview of latest version of a rapid application development tool.

Widespread adoption seen for XACML specs

A prediction that XACML will see increased use in the near future.

Web services meet chaos theory

The expansion of web services leads to a new way of looking at applications.

IBM closes Rational deal

Rational software has become a division of IBM.

Sonic updates flagship JMS server

A look at Sonic's updated JMS server.

SEI talks up Team Software Process at Boston event

A discussion of a new way to create and test software.

BEA unveils Itanium 2 JVM

A new standalone Java Virtual Machine designed to work with the Intel Itanium 2.

GigaSpaces is the place; distributed, shared memory on tap

Distributed computing makes an impact.

At IDF: Intel offers peek at future mobile tech

Chipmaker previews a new processor.

Intel CEO says convergence key to future

Craig Barrett looks ahead.

Intel shows off new technologies

Intel previews a number of new chips.

PKZip adds security, ports to new platforms

Maker of compression utility adds features to flagship product.

Web apps improving Native American health care

New technology helps deliver better health services.

Ecolab wins change management bet

A change of management methods pays off.

Web services cut state health costs

New application saves health care dollars.

Teleconferencing provider turns to XML

XML finds a place in communications.

OASIS approves XACML to drive authorization policy

Standards group approves a language as an open standard.