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Mainsoft Brings ASP.NET To WebSphere

The company's MainWin for J2EE, Portal Edition, enables IBM customers to run ASP.NET applications natively on the WebSphere Portal.

J2EE Seen In Oracle's SOA 2.0 Vision

A combination of Java Enterprise Edition 5, aka J2EE, and Oracle's Project Fusion middleware components will build the service-oriented architecture (SOA) of Oracle's future.

Oracle Development: JDeveloper 10G Java, J2EE, EJB, MVC, XML

In 2004 Oracle made its new step toward J2EE application development simplification, releasing the new RAD Oracle JDeveloper 10G.

J2EE Connector Architecture

There's a new adapter that adds a new standard as another option for Integrating Enterprise Java Applications.

Enterprise-class Transaction Tracing for .NET and J2EE Environments

Tonic WebLens, which provides enterprise-class transaction tracing for .NET and J2EE environments, now offers the added capability of allowing organizations to automatically compare complete J2EE or .NET transaction traces.

JBoss Joins Eclipse Foundation to Contribute to J2EE Standard Tools Project

Two of the Most Successful Open Source Communities Collaborate to Better Integrate J2EE Development Tools and Middleware.

People All Over the World Leverage Oracle Application Server's J2EE Capabilities

Major Industrial Conglomerates and Government Agencies use Oracle's J2EE and Business Integration Features.

Logidex 3.5 for J2EE and .NET Released by LogicLibrary

First Software Development Asset (SDA) Management Tool to Offer Interoperability Across Platforms.

The Sun Certified Web Component Developer 1.4 (SCWCD 1.4) Certification Exam

Exam Background and Its Importance In March 2004, Sun Microsystems launched a new version of their existing Sun Certified Web Component Developer 1.3 (SCWCD 1.3) exam, which tests the web component development according to the latest J2EE 1.4 specification. The old version will co-exist and a separate upgrade exam will be made available soon.

JMX Boosts J2EE Application Management

As J2EE adoption grows, the business use and importance of J2EE application deployments are on the rise. Increasingly, mission-critical applications are being built and deployed on J2EE infrastructures. This trend is driving the demand for better administration, monitoring, and management of J2EE applications, as well as the underlying network and systems infrastructure. The software industry has widely recognized the importance of J2EE application management to enterprise IT, and has been seeking ways to address this growing need. However, awareness of enterprise J2EE deployment issues and how to best address this need are only now emerging.