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M2Spring 1.2 (Windows)

Building Spring Enterprise applications is now easier and faster than ever. With M2Spring, experience the perfect combination of best of breed Model Driven technologies, MagicDraw UML and BLU AGE Agile Model Transformation, and dramatically enhance your productivity by easily modeling and automatically generating 100% of your Spring SOA applications, with...

Tags: Teamwork, Microsoft Windows, BLU AGE Software, M2Spring 1.2, Building Spring Enterprise Application, Team Management, UML, Research & Development, Management, Ooa/Ood/Oop, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Business Operations

Software downloads 2009-11-06

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VMware completes the PaaS to vCloud

If you’ve been wondering why an infrastructure leader would acquire a developer framework, the answer is a bit more complex that what shows on the surface â€" and a lot more strategic. As stated in the press release and in the blogs by VMware CTO Steve Herrod and SpringSource CEO...

Tags: Java, PaaS, VMware Inc., SpringSource, Microsoft Windows Azure, Virtualization, Hardware, James Staten

Blog posts 2009-08-11

Profits-strapped Sun continues decade-long pitch to developers on Java dominance

Leading up to the JavaOne developers conference, Sun Microsystems posted an embarrassing quarterly profit loss, is making OpenSolaris more open than ever, bringing the OpenSolaris platform value to the Amazon Web Services cloud, and is still using variations on the projectile theme to send T-shirts into the international crowd of...

Tags: Developer, Sun Microsystems Inc., NetBeans Ecosystem, Programming Languages, Java, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Dana Gardner

Blog posts 2008-05-06

Nexaweb Advance takes RIA value to the enterprise application modernization imperative

There are so many good reasons to modernize legacy and 3GL/4GL applications that enterprises are moving wholesale to modernization activities, changing entire classes of applications, and aligning them with SOA, SaaS, data center consolidation, ITIL, and energy-conservation/green initiatives. Oh, and modernization allows you to gracefully get out...

Tags: Client-server, Data Center, Goal, Rich Internet Application, Enterprise Application, Datacenter Transformation, Data Centers, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Model Driven Architecture, ITIL, Storage, Enterprise Software, Hardware, Data Management, Web Services, Software, Ooa/Ood/Oop, Software Development, Software/Web Development, It Services, Dana Gardner

Blog posts 2008-03-03

Enterprise SaaS and the cloud

ISVs today have three choices when setting out to build a SaaS application: A. Build the application on your own infrastructure, which you'll have to assemble from scratch using open source and commodity components. B. Build it on a packaged platform from an established application infrastructure...

Tags: Salesforce.com Inc., Marc Andreessen, Software-as-a-service, Platform, ISV, Computing, Force.com, Riskonnect, Software As A Service (SaaS), Sales Force Management, Service Management, Emerging Technologies, Sales, Phil Wainewright

Blog posts 2008-01-17

Java now shares limelight with other platforms

Will Java Platform survive? Should end-users be enabled to design their own apps? Paul Patrick, chief architect of BEA, has some interesting views on these topics. A few weeks back at BEA World, I had the opportunity to sit down and chat with Paul, who, in his...

Tags: BEA Systems Inc., Reality, Programming Languages, Java, J2Ee, Middleware, Enterprise Software, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Software, Joe McKendrick

Blog posts 2007-10-16

BriefingsDirect SOA Insights Analysts on RIAs, Microsoft Silverlight and Enterprise 2.0 trends

Read a full transcript of the discussion. The still-maturing technology around Rich Internet Applications RIAs and rich media interfaces and video players was jolted last spring when Microsoft's Silverlight offering was unveiled. Already a Linux version is in the offing called Moonlight. The RIA news hit about...

Tags: Microsoft Silverlight, Java, Rich Internet Application, Enterprise 2.0, Microsoft Corp., IBM Corp., Flash, AJAX, Internet, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Web 2.0, Dana Gardner

Blog posts 2007-09-08

SOA Insights analysts join The Open Group to help define new role of SOA architect

Read a full transcript of the discussion.Bringing services-oriented architectures SOAs to life is a lot like delivering a baby -- it requires a copious nurturing, understanding, labor, and ultimately ... pushing. So far, the job openings for SOA midwives outstrip the available pool of talent.And these are great jobs: transforming...

Tags: Software Infrastructure, Software Development, SOA architect, SOA, Podcasts, Microsoft, management, IT Management, IBM, Enterprise Java, .NET

Blog posts 2007-06-08

The socialization of CRM

The Web is a funny old place, sometimes. Seven years after it first launched, on-demand vendor Salesforce.com has finally added customer collaboration into its CRM package — albeit only on limited release to start off with. How has it taken so long after the advent of the Web for vendors...

Tags: Customer relationship management (CRM), Enterprise software, CRM, Appspace, Salesforce.com Inc., Salesforce.coms Spring 07, Agillion, collaboration, Web

Blog posts 2007-03-22

Sun 'simplifies' Java EE, but are its glory days at an end?

Sun says it has simplified Java EE, but are its glory days at an end? Last May, Sun released Java Enterprise Edition 5 (Java EE, known in previous editions as J2EE), the latest version of the standards platform that underpins many commercial and open-source application servers. Whether Java...

Tags: Programming languages, J2EE, Middleware, Sun Microsystems Inc., Java EE, Java

Blog posts 2006-12-20

Ten companies where SOA made a difference in 2006

The year 2006 was a busy one for SOA proponents; many service-oriented architectures moved from the pilot stages to live deployments. Many companies have been able to demonstrate value from their SOA efforts; here are some outstanding examples I reported on in this blogsite throughout the year. Abstracting enterprise information...

Tags: Service-oriented architecture (SOA), Web services, Middleware, Enterprise software, SOA

Blog posts 2006-12-17

Q&A with Mik Kersten, Mylar project lead

This week, the Mylar project reached its 1.0 production milestone. Variously described by its users as "addictive", "revolutionary", "innovative", and "a killer app", Mylar represents a fundamental shift in the way IDEs work. I caught up with Mik Kersten, project leader for Mylar, and asked him to explain what Mylar...

Tags: E-mail, Development tools, Mylar, Mik Kersten, task context

Blog posts 2006-12-13

Scalix 11 joins the commercial open source world

Yesterday I wrote about Zimbra launching a new version of its mostly open source-based collaboration suite. Then I got a call from competitor Scalix, telling me about the just released downloadable community preview edition of Scalix 11, a new open source and commercial version of the company's Linux messaging and...

Tags: Scalix Corp.

Blog posts 2006-08-15

Business app vendor consolidation shifts power on infrastructure choices

It wasn't that long ago that platform and infrastructure vendors were the dogs that wagged the independent application vendors' ISVs tails. The ISVs had to make risky and costly bets on which platforms would, as much as years in the future, be prevalent in their desired markets. Back...

Tags: ISV, business application

Blog posts 2005-09-12

Business app vendor consolidation shifts power on infrastructure choices

It wasn't that long ago that platform and infrastructure vendors were the dogs that wagged the independent application vendors' ISVs tails. The ISVs had to make risky and costly bets on which platforms would, as much as years in the future, be prevalent in their desired markets. Back in the...

Tags: ISV, business application

Blog posts 2005-09-12

The end of corporate computing?

Nick Carr has followed up his "IT Doesn’t Matter" article (Harvard Business Review, 2003) and subsequent book, Does IT Matter? (Harvard Business School Press, 2004), this time with another clarion call for extinction of enterprise computing as we know it. As in his previous article, "The End of Corporate...

Tags: information technology, Nick Carr

Blog posts 2005-04-18