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  • BEA rethinks its WebLogic software

    BEA Systems will seek to reposition its WebLogic line as a Swiss Army knife for business software development when it launches a major upgrade to its flagship products in the first half of next year.

  • The great app server free-for-all

    Major revisions to the J2EE specification and the continuing emergence of strong alternative products will heat up the app server market in 2002. Here's what to expect.

  • BEA, Sybase join open-source consortium

    Back-end software makers BEA Systems and Sybase have joined the Eclipse open-source foundation, lending two more established companies to the organisation.

  • BEA's Liquid dips deeper into data pool

    The chip maker is launching its long-anticipated foray into wireless networking with a new chipset and reference design kit from the nascent Connectivity Solutions division.

  • Solving the integration conundrum

    Integrating and synchronizing data sources into a virtual data warehouse is still a long way off, unless database vendors have anything to do with it.

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  • The great app server free-for-all

    Major revisions to the J2EE specification and the continuing emergence of strong alternative products will heat up the app server market in 2002. Here's what to expect.

  • Open-source CMS: On the rise

    Alternatives to traditional content management products are now ready for prime time, but there are several factors to consider when selecting an open-source solution.

  • Web services nears saturation

    A shakeout looms as the competition between Web services companies intensifies.

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