links for 2006-12-21
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“1.7 million users, representing more than 2,200 customers.”
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New version of GroundWork: “support 64-bit environments for both RedHat ES or WS 4, as well as SuSE 9 and 10, and have added support for CentOS 4.3. GroundWork Monitor now also ships with Nagios 2.5. Additionally we have added role based dashboards, which
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IBM releases an EJB “extension pack” to support EJB 3 in WS 6.1.
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“MIDPath is a Java library which provides a MIDP2 implementation on top of the SDL and SDLJava libraries. It targets free JVMs working with GNU Classpath: Cacao, Kaffe, JamVM.”
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Does MIDPath work with BEA JRockit?
Hey Cote,
I picked up something Dan Farber wrote on this and added my 2 cents.
http://mhjcsoftware.blogspot.com/2006/11/salesforcecom-wakes-up-oracle-on.html
Suffice it to say “On Demand” in this case is not limited to Software-as-a-Service, but also includes hosting and other stuff.
The original press release Oracle did on this was in response to Salesforce.com announcing 61K net new subs.
mark
James: I dunno.
Mark: thanks for the link!
MIDPath works by combining the best of all (L)GPL(+Exception) worlds (Sun PhoneME, GNU Classpath, Cacao, JamVM and/or Kaffe). Only that combination works at this time. BEA JRockit could probably be made to work easily if only it was also available under the GPL (hint, hint, …)
Thanks for the reply, Mark!
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