DataDirect Enables XQuery
Everywhere By XML News Desk DataDirect will announce
XQuery, which it
describes as 'an easily
embeddable XQuery
implementation for XML
applications that need to
process both XML and
relational data sources,'
on Tuesday, May 17. May. 15, 2005 01:00 AM Reads: 1,869 read & respond » |
Dell to Increase Presence
in India By XML News Desk Dell's plans to hire
2,000 more people in
India will increase its
total workforce to
between 9,000 and 10,000.
Although the majority
will be part of the
company's call centers,
Dell said it would hire
members for its software
development office in
Bangalore as well. May. 14, 2005 02:00 AM Reads: 361 read & respond » |
Tarari Accelerates at
Interop By XML News Desk XML has become the
dominant vehicle for data
exchange, but a growing
awareness of critical
performance issues has
prevented widespread
deployment of Web
Services solutions. Not
anymore. Tarari Inc., the
award-winning
acceleration company,
announced today that it
has overcome Tarari say May. 5, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 10,786 read & respond » |
OASIS Open Standards Day
in Amsterdam May 24 By XML News Desk Users, vendors,
governments, and
researchers from Europe
and around the world will
gather in Amsterdam on
May 24 to examine and
discuss advances in
e-Business standards at
the OASIS Open Standards
Day. Sponsored by the
international,
not-for-profit
consortium, OASIS, the
event will fea May. 3, 2005 11:30 AM Reads: 9,644 read & respond » |
IBM Backs XML Through
AlphaWorks By XML News Desk IBM has bolstered its
Emerging Technologies
Toolkit, available
through IBM alphaWorks,
by adding three new XML
development tools to its
collection of emerging
technologies for
developers and early
adopters. The tools aim
to help developers reduce
the manual coding
required to create o May. 2, 2005 10:00 PM Reads: 13,363 read & respond » |
Sarvega Security Claims
Best Practices By XML News Desk Sarvega conducted an
independent product
security assessment of
its XML Guardian Gateway,
and reported that 'the
management and
administration aspects of
the most current release
of Sarvega's XML Guardian
Gateway adheres to
security industry best
practices.' Apr. 28, 2005 09:00 PM Reads: 766 read & respond » |
Tim Bray to Speak at XML
Summer School in Oxford By XML News Desk Tim Bray, Director of Web
Technologies at Sun
Microsystems and
co-inventor of XML 1.0
will speak at CSW's sixth
XML Summer School on
'Trends & Transients in
XML.' The XML Summer
School 2005 is being held
at Wadham College,
University of Oxford,
between 24th and 29th
July. Highlights i Apr. 28, 2005 09:00 PM Reads: 1,295 read & respond » |
Can XQuery Be Saved on
the Microsoft .NET
Framework 2.0? By i-Technology News Desk When Microsoft dropped
XQuery from .NET
Framework 2.0 (Whidbey),
it hadn't perhaps
reckoned with Stylus
Studio's mission to
support what it calls
'XQuery for All!' Just as
the Java community -
through their work in JSR
225: An XQuery API for
Java - recognizes the
importance of XQuery, Apr. 28, 2005 02:00 PM Reads: 17,117 read & respond » |
Software AG Chief SOA
Architect Speaks By Roger Strukhoff Web Services Journal
recently interviewed Theo
Beack, Software AG's new
Chief SOA Architect.
Beack will be heading a
new SOA Competency
Center, to be based in
the Washington, DC area.
The Center will draw on
the company's 30 years of
global experience in
developing sophisticated
custom Apr. 27, 2005 10:00 PM Reads: 35,289 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
Forum Systems Integrates
Computer Associates
Protection By XML News Desk Web services security
pioneer Forum Systems on
Monday announced plans to
add virus protection to
its flagship XML Firewall
product. Forum Systems
Inc., of Salt Lake City,
will partner with
Computer Associates
International Inc. to
integrate CA's eTrust
anti-virus scanning
engine with i Apr. 26, 2005 12:00 PM Reads: 8,207 read & respond » |
How Does the DoD Use
Metadata to Make its
Massive Data Stores More
Visible? By Michael A. Sick The Department of Defense
(DoD) Discovery Metadata
Specification (DDMS)
describes the DOD's
preferred approach for
decorating data assets
with metadata. By
providing a common
convention for metadata,
the DoD is building a
common system for asset
discovery, search,
description, consumpt Apr. 26, 2005 12:00 PM Reads: 14,767 read & respond » |
XML Schema May Not Always
Be the Right Tool for the
Job By Michael Wacey  Will many of the features
in XML Schema be widely
used? In particular, I
agree that it is better
to have an XML language
for specifying document
layout rather than the
DTD language. On the
other hand, I am not sure
that the document layout
should be strongly typed.
The nightmare scenar Apr. 26, 2005 12:00 PM Reads: 8,345 read & respond » |
What Lies Beneath By Rajan Chandras How important are data
considerations to
service-oriented
architectures (SOA)
vending Web services?
Consider the following
definition of Web
services from AMR
Research: 'Web services
have been commonly
defined as a standardized
way of integrating
applications using
Extensible Markup La Apr. 26, 2005 11:00 AM Reads: 9,022 read & respond » |
OfficeHub Converts
Microsoft Office Data
into XML By XML News Desk Tokyo's Two Space Co.,
Ltd., has developed the
Office Storage Hub, to
provide the linking of
corporate and office data
created in Microsoft
Office within a network
environment. Official
worldwide sales of Office
Storage Hub will begin in
May 2005. Microsoft
Corporation plans
worldwide Apr. 22, 2005 01:00 PM Reads: 8,693 read & respond » |
"Software Quality Is
Finally Going
Mainstream," Says
Parasoft CEO By SOA World Magazine News Desk 'Compliance and security
are the new Software
Quality drivers,' said Dr
Adam Kolawa, cofounder
and CEO of Parasoft
Corporation, talking live
on SYS-CON.TV to Sean
Rhody, editor-in-chief of
Web Services Journal and
Yakov Fain, Enterprise
Editor of JDJ. Apr. 13, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 34,242 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
Java Basics: Lesson 11,
Java Packages and Imports
(Live Video Education) By Yakov Fain Yakov Fain reaches Lesson
11 in his popular 'Java
basics' series. This time
he deals with how and why
Java programmers working
on large projects that
have lots of classes
usually organize them in
different packages; and
explores the new element
introduced in Java 5.0
called static impo Apr. 13, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 104,481 Replies: 5 read & respond » |
"Mergermania" Isn't Just
Back - It's Back With a
Vengeance By Jeremy Geelan When in October of last
year I asked the
rhetorical question 'Is
Mergermania Back?' (JDJ,
Vol. 9, issue 10), there
wasn't much doubt that it
already was, but it took
until last month to truly
demonstrate just to what
extent. It's not just
back; in March we saw
it's back with a vengeanc Apr. 9, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 43,280 Replies: 14 read & respond » |
Sun "Believes In IP" But
Not In "IP Colonialism,"
Says Schwartz at Open
Source Conference By Alan Williamson At the Open Source
Business Conference
taking place today in San
Francisco, Sun's
President and COO,
Jonathan Schwartz
emphasized that 'free'
equates not to 'no
revenue' but instead to
'more opportunity to
create revenue.' Apr. 5, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 34,805 Replies: 16 read & respond » |
Adobe Extends Metadata To
Streamline Data Capture By XML News Desk Adobe has created a new
public specification,
IPTC Core Schema for XMP,
designed to ensure the
consistency of metadata. Apr. 4, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 13,781 read & respond » |
Java Applet Used By U.S.
Army By Java News Desk Approximately 40,000 U.S.
Army personnel worldwide
can now submit their
updated financial
information online, along
with a legally binding
digital signature, using
Infomosaic's SecureXML
Java Applet. The
SecureXML Java Applet
allows them to access
their common access card
(CAC) based P Apr. 3, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 9,039 read & respond » |
Gmail vs Yahoo! Mail:
Google Boosts Its Free
Storage to 2GB By i-Technology News Desk Now that Yahoo! Mail has
matched the Gmail offer
of 1GB storage to its
free e-mail customers,
Google is doing the
obvious thing and pulling
ahead again, reopening
'the one-gig gap' between
its Gmail service and
all-comers. Apr. 3, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 64,522 Replies: 28 read & respond » |
RLX Repotted With $9.1m
More Fertilizer By Maureen O'Gara RLX Technologies Inc, the
blade pioneer now in its
post-hardware,
software-only phase, has
moved its headquarters to
a converted barn in Old
Town Spring, Texas, a
snug little place in the
throes of preservation
north of Houston. The
move goes along with the
company's new perspective
an Apr. 2, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 9,737 read & respond » |
Arbortext Joins XBRL
International Consortium By XML News Desk Arbortext president says,
'XBRL has great potential
to bring tremendous
benefits to the financial
community.' Mar. 24, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 8,915 read & respond » |
Reactivity Releases SOA
Gateway By SOA World Magazine News Desk Reactivity is extending
enterprise XML Web
services infrastructure
with its SOA Gateway, the
industry's first gateway
optimized for SOA
deployments in data
centers. Mar. 24, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 6,523 read & respond » |
Reactivity's New XOS 4.2
Makes XML Web Services
Easier By XML News Desk The latest version of
Reactivity's
patent-pending XML
operating system is
designed to make using
Web services easy and
practical. Mar. 22, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 8,467 read & respond » |
You Just Don't Get It By Andrew Nash There are many reasons
why security
professionals and
application developers
seem to work at
cross-purposes when
bringing XML Web Services
to production. By
understanding the key
differences in approach
and the way to bridge
them, organizations can
realize significant
time-to-market an Mar. 20, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 11,538 read & respond » |
Process SOAP with VTD-XML By Jimmy Zhang SOAP is an XML based data
protocol standardized by
W3C for the purpose of
enabling
inter-application data
exchange over the
Internet. In a typical
Web Services scenario, a
SOAP message delivered
via HTTP needs to be
parsed before anything
else can happen. As two
popular SOAP processing Mar. 18, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 18,046 read & respond » |
Transforming XML-to-XML
or -Text or -HTML By Deepak Vohra; Ajay Vohra The Extensible Stylesheet
Language Transformations
(XSLT) specification
provides for morphing XML
documents into other XML
documents. An XML
document can also be
transformed into a format
other than XML such as
HTML or text. An XSLT
processor is required for
an XSLT transformation.
Som Mar. 18, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 19,676 read & respond » |
Client Feedback Drives
WebRenderer 3.0 Update By Java News Desk WebRenderer 3.0, called a
'milestone' in Java
browser component
technology, represents
the culmination of
development effort and
refinement with a number
of JadeLiquid's key
customers. Mar. 16, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 12,743 read & respond » |
SOA Software Extends Its
SOA Product Suite,
Acquires ThoughtDigital By SOA World Magazine News Desk SOA Software is acquiring
ThoughtDigital, and with
it ThoughtDigital's
publish and subscribe
technology, which SOA
Software will integrate
with its existing product
line to offer complete
SOA governance for
event-driven applications
as well as the more
traditional client-server
archite Mar. 15, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 8,915 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
WebLayers Offers New
Governance Solutions By SOA World Magazine News Desk Designed to help
enterprise align their
business and technology
efforts through
governance. Mar. 14, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 6,883 read & respond » |
Members Approve SAML v2.0
As OASIS Standard By XML News Desk AOL, BEA Systems, Boeing,
Booz Allen Hamilton,
Computer Associates,
Entrust, Hewlett-Packard,
IBM, Neustar, Nokia,
Novell, Oracle, RSA
Security, SAP, Sun
Microsystems, and others
advance standard for
single sign-on. Mar. 14, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 10,209 read & respond » |
Zebra Names PEAK
Authorized XML Printer
Specialist By XML News Desk PEAK achieved strenuous
Zebra certification by
showing knowledge of
in-depth training,
dedicated XML/RFID
integration resources,
and technical
proficiency. Mar. 11, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 9,128 read & respond » |
XQuery Not Necessarily
the Death Knell for SQL,
Says Jonathan Bruce (Live
on SYS-CON.TV) By XML News Desk It's unlikely that SQL
and relational based
applications will
disappear in the future
just because of the
rising importance of the
XQuery language, Jonathan
Bruce told SYS-CON.TV
(http://sys-con.tv). 'The
relational model remains
a highly optimized model
for data manipulation and
appli Mar. 11, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 11,538 Replies: 2 read & respond » |
Altova Releases MapForce
2005 Enhancements By XML News Desk Altova announced general
availability of Altova
software version 2005
release 3 (v2005r3),
which features several
significant enhancements
to MapForce 2005,
including expanded
support for Electronic
Data Integration (EDI)
standards. Mar. 10, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 8,684 read & respond » |
Enterprise Computing
Vendors Duke It Out In
App Server Shoot-Out 2005
(Live on SYS-CON.TV) By Java News Desk Although some folks were
predicting a 'bloodbath,'
the App Server Shoot-Out
at Web Services Edge 2005
in Boston did not result
in any serious injuries.
Instead, Anne Thomas
Manes, VP and Research
Director at Burton Group,
brought together
representatives from a
wide assortment of appli Mar. 6, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 36,930 Replies: 10 read & respond » |
ePath Creates Object
Query Language For ASAP
Product Line By XML News Desk ePath Learning announced
the release of ASAP
Object Model (ASAP-OM)
and ASAP Object Access
(ASAP-OA), a high-level
object model and a
pattern-based, object
query language for ePath
Learning's ASAP product
line. Mar. 4, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 8,610 read & respond » |
Extensible Access Control
Markup Language (XACML)
New OASIS Standard By XML News Desk BEA, Booz Allen Hamilton,
Computer Associates,
Entrust, Gluecode
Software, IBM, Sun, and
others advance open
standard for secure
information access
control. Mar. 3, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 2,133 read & respond » |
webMethods Fabric Gains
eBusinessReady
Certification By XML News Desk Certification of
webMethods Fabric will
improve supply chain and
distribution channels by
increasing
interoperability between
software providers. Mar. 3, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 10,019 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
Stylus Says Studio Home
Edition v2, "Completely
Revamped" By XML News Desk Stylus Studio continues
advancing XML with
Release 2 of Stylus
Studio 6 Home Edition,
the most reasonably
priced XML IDE on the
market. Mar. 2, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 9,618 read & respond » |