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Five 'must-secure' Web app vulnerabilities

Security holes in the Apache Geronimo Application Server and SAP cFolders headline a list of five serious Web app vulnerabilities that demand immediate attention. According to Mark Painter from the HP Security Laboratory, the Geronimo flaws expose users to a variety of attack vectors that could lead...

Tags: Novell Inc., Apache Geronimo, Attacker, Vulnerability, XSS, Web Application, SAP AG, Attack, Authentication Credential, SAP cFolders SAP cFolders, CS Whois Lookup CS Whois Lookup, Security, Ryan Naraine

Blog posts 2009-04-29

Goodbye, Geronimo? IBM says app server is alive and well

When IBM acquired Gluecode, many industry watchers saw it as the ultimate statement that open source was a force to be reckoned with in the SOA and middleware space. And, it was a smart move by IBM to embrace this new disruptive force that promised to bring SOA to...

Tags: Apache Geronimo, Application Server, Server, IBM Corp., Community Edition, Application Servers, Middleware, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Sales Strategy, Enterprise Software, Software, Web Services, Sales, Joe McKendrick

Blog posts 2008-01-13

Covalent to support Apache Geronimo

Covalent to support Apache GeronimoLooks like the Open Source model is alive and well.Notice they are paying a company with Geronimo developers for 3rd level support. Looks like you CAN make money developing for open source projects!

Tags: OPEN SOURCE, Apache Geronimo, Covalent Technologies, Looks Like, Apache Software Foundation

Discussion threads 2006-01-24

Apache Geronimo passes Java test

Apache Geronimo passes Java testMy Unix Rep Says This Will Change The Face Of Web DesignWe were having morning lattes atop the Space Needle in Seattle when my rep stated "Java will be the future of computing, and hand in hand with Linux and Apache we can take hold of...

Tags: Programming languages, Microsoft development tools, OPEN SOURCE, Microsoft IIS Server, Apache Software Foundation, Java, Apache Geronimo

Discussion threads 2005-06-30

Additional Resources

What Microsoft gives you for free

What Microsoft gives you for freeDrug dealer tacticsWhat do they do when they are no longer students? Will they be able break their dependency on these products and find chearper or free replacements or will they have to pay forever more?RE: What Microsoft gives you for freeAs far as...

Tags: OPEN SOURCE, PRODUCTIVITY, Application servers, Java development tools, Middleware, UNIX, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2008-09-17

JBoss, Apache founders engage in war of words on the web

JBoss founder Marc Fleury lashed out Sunday at a blog written by an Apache chief claiming he did not pay proper homage to the Apache Software Foundation after making his fortune. In Maison Fleury's latest blog, entitled, "The Brotherhood is Displeased," Fleury takes issue with a...

Tags: Web, Marc Fleury, Apache Software Foundation, JBoss, Jim Jagielski, ASF, Java Development Tools, Development Tools, Open Source, Middleware, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software, Paula Rooney

Blog posts 2007-11-26

IBM open source strategy becomes clearer

With a little help from an Infoworld blogger and a closer look at IBM's Lotus Symphony announcement, I may have finally divined IBM's mass market open source strategy. Savio Rodriguez Rodrigues is the Infoworld blogger in question, and this is fair play because he is, in fact, an...

Tags: Strategy, IBM Corp., Savio, Websphere CE, OpenOffice, Blogging, Open Source, Application Servers, Middleware, Enterprise Software, Office Suites, Software, Internet, Dana Blankenhorn

Blog posts 2007-09-20

ConAgra Foods saves thousands using Covalent Technologies Enterprise Ready Server

CovalentI had an opportunity to ask Matt Reagan, Sr. System and Network Administrator, ConAgra Foods, Inc., a few questions about how his organization is using tools from Covalent Technologies.Please tell me who you are and a bit about your organization?Matt is a Senior System and Network Administrator for ConAgra Foods....

Tags: application virtualization

Blog posts 2007-07-20

Covalent open source application virtualization

Recently I had a chance to speak with two folks from Covalent Technologies, Mark Brewer, CEO, and Charlie Purdom, VP of Marketing. It was a wonderful chance to catch up with what the company is doing now. I've spoken with these gentleman over the years as the company searched for...

Tags: application virtualization

Blog posts 2007-07-12

REST-style architecture in the real world

A couple of weeks ago, I presented REST to the IT staff in the London division of a major US investment bank. Out of something like 100 people, only a small number of people had ever heard of REST. Yet this bank had invested in a REST to SOAP bridge...

Tags: SOA, REST, Information Management, Content Management

Blog posts 2007-07-10

Open source revenues expected to soar -- but what of the savings?

Open source revenues expected to soar -- but what of the savings?ASSUMPTIONS is the mother of all ****upsThe TCO of open source being less by a factor of 25% is just not true. Its precisely for this reason that Microsoft software prices have not come down. Infact if you look,...

Tags: Operating systems, Linux server growth, open source, Linux, Linux HAS, Unix, Microsoft Windows

Discussion threads 2007-06-01

SOA consolidation takes on new stripes, while extending to open source-oriented vendors

IONA Technologies purchase today of LogicBlaze -- while directed at the open-source development and business models for SOA -- also further demonstrates the prevailing diversity of SOA consolidation activities. There seem to be as many variations on the SOA consolidation theme nowadays as there are vendors lining up to provide...

Tags: Sybase, SOA architect, SOA, SaaS, Progress Software, JBoss, IONA, Cape Clear, Apache, Wall Street, Sun Microsystems, Software Infrastructure, SOA Governance, Red Hat, Oracle, Open Source, Microsoft, IBM, HP, Enterprise Java, Celtix

Blog posts 2007-04-10

TIBCO scores on open source and debugging RIAs in one fell swoop

Middleware giant TIBCO has open-sourced a QA application based on the popular Selenium Core test tool. TIBCO says its General Interface Test Automation Kit GITAK helps developers with QA on AJAX components and other rich Internet applications RIAs. GITAK, which is available for free download now, runs directly in a...

Tags: Windows, Software Infrastructure, Software Development, SOA architect, SOA, Open Source, Microsoft, JBoss, IBM, Developer Tools, Apache

Blog posts 2007-04-05

IBM pushes enterprise Linux profit center

IBM pushes enterprise Linux profit centerSome clarificationsDana, a few points of clarification:[1] The announcement is focused on IBM WebSphere Application Server Community Edition, which is one member of the IBM WebSphere Application Server WAS family. Other products in the IBM WAS Family include Express, Base, WAS for zOS and Network...

Tags: Business structures, Application servers, Middleware, Enterprise software, OPEN SOURCE, WAS Community Edition, IBM Corp.

Discussion threads 2007-02-08

IBM pushes enterprise Linux profit center

I dont write enough about IBM here.The company refuses to be too sexy for its shirt, with a formal, coat-and-tie corporate culture nearly a century old. They dont do many turns on the industry cat walk. They dont go in for big parties.But IBM defines the enterprise space, still the...

Tags: General, Development, Linux, Strategy, Linux Server OS, Database Management, management, marketing, IBM Corp.

Blog posts 2007-02-08

Open source and management disputes

Open source and management disputes"He wasn't happy with the R&D investment...""... he was getting from home office."Yes, open source does have unique versions of ordinary problems. Two applicable characteristics of open source are reliance on reduced staff costs as a means to profitability and restrictions on profit as a...

Tags: Java development tools, Development tools, Middleware, JBoss, Red Hat Inc., open source

Discussion threads 2006-11-28

The hybrid model in open source

The hybrid model in open sourceThe most important question is which model will result in the best code inthe long run.People using the hybrid approach, force contributors to sign over rights for proprietary use to the primary developers, which means they also cannot incorporate existing code unless they track down...

Tags: Application servers, open source, WAS CE, IBM WebSphere

Discussion threads 2006-11-27

Will open source Java matter?

Will open source Java matter?'Java' still mattersBut, in terms of current trends, [url=http://www.eclipse.org]Open Source Eclipse[/url] is where the [i]smart[/i] R&D dollars are being spent.YesJava most definitely matters, and open sourcing it will only increase its importance.ultimate what triumphs arequality, features, performance ... .Net leads Java in this aspectcost sure,...

Tags: Programming languages, Web servers, OPEN SOURCE, Eclipse, PC, Java, IBM Corp., Apache Software Foundation, JVM, Sun Microsystems Inc., HTTP server

Discussion threads 2006-10-23

IBM's open source expansion could speed up IT commoditization

IBM announced at LinuxWorld in San Francisco that it is extending its support for open source business models in eight key initiatives. I spoke with Dan Frye, who heads up IBM's Linux Technology Center in Portland, Oregon. "Our experience with Linux and open source has shown how disruptive the business...

Tags: IBM Corp., open source

Blog posts 2006-08-15

Open source now ties for first place in app servers

Are open-source app servers sucking up ever more air from their commercial counterparts? It appears that way. Richard Monson-Haefel, senior analyst for Burton Group, blogged on recent market share numbers for application servers. Interestingly, at least in this survey, contention for the number-one spot among Java Enterprise Edition-based...

Tags: application server, open source

Blog posts 2006-05-13