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Where are the best SOA synergies now that Rogue Wave is independent?

Either today or tomorrow the completion of Battery Ventures' buyout of Rogue Wave Software will prompt some strategic thinking about where this high-performance C++ platform supplier best fits in.As a bit of background, Rogue Wave was a part of publicly traded Quovadx, which found itself in a bit of hot...

Tags: Software Infrastructure, SOA, Open Source, Java, Enterprise Java, Apache, .NET

Blog posts 2007-07-18

Achieving Application Scalability on Multi-Core Systems: Concurrency Solutions From Rogue Wave Software and Intel

Building successful concurrent applications is a critical skill IT teams must have in order to meet the rising performance and scalability needs of the next generation of applications. Application developers must find ways to more efficiently process the increasing volume of data moving through the data center so that the...

Tags: Developer, Rogue Wave Software, Scalability, Multi-core, Intel Corp.

White papers 2007-05-14

Rogue Wave has identified a top-tier SOA capability that deeply exploits parallelism and virtualization

Rogue Wave Software is set to announce in April version 3.0 of its Hydra SOA framework, and in doing so has carved out a new top-end niche in SOA. I call it Transactional Integrity SOA TIS because of the high-performance character, transactional depth, and exploitation of parallelism and virtualization technologies....

Tags: Rogue Wave Software, Hydra SOA framework, Hydra SOA

Blog posts 2006-03-29

Additional Resources

Mozilla locks out rogue Firefox add-ons

Firefox has conquered IEIt is evident that Firefox free has conquered IE, plus the fact the majority of sites work regardless of browser.The days of this old bait & switch from MS are over.But I thought the whole point behind "open source"......was to allow ANYONE to put code in their...

Tags: Web browsers, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Web browser, open source, Mozilla Corp.

Discussion threads 2009-11-18

News to know: Nook; Yahoo; Sun; Net Neutrality; Apple; Windows 7

Here are today's notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily. For continuous updates see BNET's around-the-Web tech coverage. Ed Burnette: Meet Nook: Barnes and Noble's sexy new book reader Matthew Miller: B&N Nook ebook reader revolutionizes...

Tags: Larry Dignan, Sun Microsystems Inc., Yahoo! Inc., Apple MacBook, Apple iMac, Apple Inc., Net Neutrality, Sam Diaz, Microsoft Windows 7, E-books, Microsoft Windows, Desktops, Notebooks, Personal Technology, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets

Blog posts 2009-10-21

Twitter knocked offline by DDoS attack; Koobface returns with a twist

Popular microblogging service Twitter was knocked offline for an extended period this morning by what appears to be a massive distributed denial-of-service attacks. Twitter confirmed the outage was linked to malicious attackers in a brief status message posted around 11:00 a.m EST. We are...

Tags: Ryan Naraine

Blog posts 2009-08-06

Google's campaign for Apps doesn't address the IT data elephant in the room

Google's campaign for Apps doesn't address the IT data elephant in the roomCost$50 per user/ per year ? How long does that price last? Especially once Google has all your data and your are locked in with no control or easy way to move it without their help?It...

Tags: Microsoft Outlook, E-mail, Corporate America, Google Inc., IT data elephant, IT Data, elephant, Microsoft Corp., information technology

Discussion threads 2009-08-03

News to know: Storm; AMD, Intel; Tech economy reels

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily: Josh Taylor: Verizon announces BlackBerry Storm availability, pricing Larry Dignan: AMD unveils ‘Shanghai’; Aims to better compete with Intel AMD: Does the resurrection start...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Best Buy Co. Inc., Larry Dignan, Microsoft Windows 7, Nokia Corp., Shanghai, RIM BlackBerry, Microsoft Corp., Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Intel Corp., Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Handhelds, Software, Hardware

Blog posts 2008-11-13

MSN Norway serving Flash exploits through malvertising

Morten Krakvik from the Norwegian Honeynet Project is reporting that MSN Norway is among the latest victims of malvertising, a practice where a bogus advertising provider tricks leading portals into accepting advertisements from its network, which often end up redirecting to live exploit URLs. The recent wave of malvertising that...

Tags: MSN, Advertisement, Portals, Internet, Dancho Danchev

Blog posts 2008-08-27

News to know: DNS flaw; Amazon; Microsoft shakeup; Facebook

Notable headlines: Ryan Naraine: Researchers borrow from Google PageRank for network defense service Attack code published for DNS flaw Nate McFeters: |)ruid and HD Moore release part 2 of DNS exploit 'Spam King' escapes from federal prison iPhone vulnerable to phishing,...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Facebook, DNS, Amazon.com Inc., Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Xbox, Flaw, Game Players, Domain Names, Networking, Security, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Internet, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-07-24

SOA Software acquires respository and governance vendor LogicLibrary

SOA Software, a provider of governance solutions for services-oriented architecture SOA, has acquired LogicLibrary, a leading SOA repository and governance vendor. The acquisition of the Pittsburgh, Pa.-based LogicLibrary by Los Angeles-based SOA Software creates a more comprehensive SOA governance and automation solution, said the companies. The goal...

Tags: Dana Gardner

Blog posts 2008-05-12

Back to the Barricades and Firing Squads: Revolution 2.0 Is Coming

I had an epiphany attending the Office 2.0 conference this week, and it helped cancel some of my skepticism about the future of Office/Enterprise/Web 2.0. What dissolved was my doubts that this was a revolution worth participating in: I see the light, at least some dim reflections of the future...

Tags: Firing, PC, Revolution, Office 2.0, IBM Corp., Joshua Greenbaum

Blog posts 2007-09-07

More debate on Service Component Architecture -- is it vendor lock-in?

There was an interesting and passionate thread of follow-up commentary to my post from earlier this month, "Service Component Architecture gets slapped around a bit." Consultant David Chappell initially raised questions about the positioning of SCA as a part of SOA, but Oracle's Dave Chappell responded that SCA has plenty...

Tags: Web Services, Standards Watch, General

Blog posts 2007-06-13

Service Component Architecture gets slapped around a bit

Service Component Architecture gets slapped around a bitSCA is about building services to fit into a SOAHi Joe,Its Oracle Dave Chappell. In my blog writeup on the SCA panel discussion gets heated after the fact I spoke about this area of contention, which I thought that David, Gregor et...

Tags: Microsoft Corp., runtime infrastructure, Bloomberg L.P., Joe IT, JBI, Service Component Architecture, SOA

Discussion threads 2007-06-01

Service Component Architecture gets slapped around a bit

Service component architecture SCA is a good thing, right? Isn't it supposed to elevate SOA-ish things above Java and all that other those other bothersome languages with their own protocols, complexities, and latency issues?Well, some analysts out there have professed that SCA has, well, issues. David Chappell, for one,...

Tags: Web Services, Vendor Watch, Standards Watch, General

Blog posts 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

SCA/SDO goes to OASIS, could be to SOA what Java EE was to n-tier computing

Seeking to make the Service Component Architecture SCA and its sibling Service Data Objects SDO the basis for a new generation of standardized architecture in the SOA era, the large IT vendors behind the developments have agreed to hand over the specifications for management and maturity to the Organization for...

Tags: Service-oriented architecture (SOA), Web services, Middleware, Enterprise software, SCA/SDO, OASIS, SOA, Java

Blog posts 2007-03-21

Another view: ESBs are so early 2000s

A couple of days back, I speculated on the future of enterprise service buses, opining that , yes, they will proliferate everywhere, but increasingly melt into the SOA background, or meld into more expansive SOA suites.In a recent post over at Webservices.Org, Rogue Wave Software's Patrick Leonard also mused on...

Tags: Enterprise Service Bus, SOA

Blog posts 2006-11-02

SOA governance consolidation spree nets Infravio for WebMethods

Managing a hot rod SOA has become the burning question mark for SOA infrastructure providers. And the question is not just when, or even how, but if.That is, if you build a SOA and they do come, will there be adequate means to control, scale, provision, and automate the parameters...

Tags: SOA

Blog posts 2006-09-11

Survey: XML, data formats taxing systems

It's been an eternal source of debate in IT circles: Can good design overcome the compulsion to simply throw new hardware and systems at a problem? This debate is now front and center in the emerging SOA world, especially with the growing sizes of XML messages. ...

Tags: XML

Blog posts 2006-08-17