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Alfresco, EnterpriseDB Forge Open Source Alliance

2009-06-09

Alfresco Software Inc. and EnterpriseDB Corp. have forged a technology and business alliance aimed at helping make it easier for businesses to benefit from open source database, content and integration options.

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Open Source IT Embraces Cloud Computing, Google App Engine

2009-01-20

Cloud computing is gaining strong momentum in the open source community, with close half of all professionals saying they will offer their apps as web services via cloud providers. Google's Apps Engine, so far, is the top cloud provider-of-choice, says a survey by Evans Data Corp.

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WSO2 Open Source Tools, Training Bring SQL to SOA

2008-10-10

Open source SOA firm WSO2 is helping database administrators and programmers play a more central role in SOA projects with release of WSO2 Data Services tool and online training.

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Caspio Bridge Boosts Web 2.0 Support with Ajax, Mashups

2008-09-26

Caspio is upgrading Web 2.0 capabilities in its Caspio Bridge web-based subscription database platform with more interactive and integration to support mashups, AJAX and security protections.

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MobiForms Developer Toolset Links PDA to MySQL DBs

2008-05-29

MobiForms 4.05 mobile development tool recently added support for linking wireless PDAs to MySQL databases. The update now adds MySQL to other popular enterprise databases, including Oracle, Sybase, IBM DB2, SQLite, and even Open Source HSQLDB Notably, MobiForms 4.05 bundles a free copy of HSQLDB for server, standalone or mobile database applications.

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ParAccel, IBM Ink Pact To Embed InfoSphere

2008-05-14

ParAccel, provider of analytics database and tools, will bundle IBM's InfoSphere Change Data Capture with its technologies to provide customers real-time data access in SOA environments.

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DataDirect: Houston, We Have XQuery 1.0

2007-02-20

After 8 years of at-times-intense vendor discussions, the W3C has finally adopted XQuery 1.0 (and seven other XML standards). The standards looks to help enterprise IT unify diverse databases, documents, emails and web pages into a single, searchable datastore. But how will XQuery 1.0 change things, and how should IT pro's treat the news? IDN speaks with W3C XQuery Working Group member DataDirect Technologies' XML Architect Carlo Innocenti.

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Sybase ASE 15 DB, Tools Hold SQL-XML Vision

2005-09-16

The latest upgrade to Sybase' enterprise database ASE 15, announced this week, does a great deal more than offer a faster, more scalable database. Under the covers, Sybase engineers are using ASE 15 and its tools to lay a rich foundation to make it easier for today's devs and DBAs to co-mingle XML and SQL data.

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Java ORM Data Mapping Eclipse Plug-in Due

2005-08-12

A new Eclipse plug-in will soon be released that looks to speed up how Java/J2EE devs can map their applications code to underlying SQL databases. See why the JSR220-ORM Project lead says that object-relational mapping technologies are the "last missing piece" for getting rid of the pain Java/J2EE devs face when building complex apps.

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“Missing Piece” for Java Tools Due in August

2005-07-29

A new Eclipse plug-in will be released in August that should speed up how Java/J2EE devs can map their applications code to underlying SQL databases. See why the JSR220-ORM project lead says object-relational mapping technologies are the "last missing piece" for getting rid of the pain Java/J2EE devs face when building complex apps.

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Oracle 10g To Boost Support, Status of PHP

2005-05-15

Oracle is looking beyond Java options for enterprise developers, taking steps to let Oracle 10g architects and developers employ light-weight PHP scripting for database projects. Take a look at what's in store as Oracle and Zend, the creators of PHP, begin a very intimate partnership which will push the envelop of PHP-Java interop, and create more dev options for building Oracle apps

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2005: A Milestone for Enterprise Mobile Apps

2005-02-02

Predictions of a strong boon in enterprise mobile have been made almost every year since the late 1990s. But this time, the stars are aligning to make 2005 the year of the mobile enterprise, says an exec with Sybase's iAnywhere Solutions. The key: A wave of mobile integration standards and technologies that bring low-cost, easy-to-deploy integration between enterprise software and smartphones, PDAs, tablets and other off-the-shelf mobile devices.

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