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Adobe Buys Day Software to Bolster ECM Portfolio
[source: DevX: Latest Java Articles  ] 
Adobe Systems shelled out $240 million to acquire Day Software Holding, a Swiss developer of enterprise content management software.
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Speakers & Sessions At IndicThreads Cloud Computing Conference, India
[source: IndicThreads ]
 IndicThreads.com International Conference On Cloud Computing will be held on 20-,21 August in Pune, India. The conference aims to demystify cloud computing & discuss migrating & implementing cloud solutions The conference sessions deal with topics like Amazon EC2, Microsoft Azure, JavaEE 6 on the cloud, Cloud Security & Privacy, Google App Engine, Cloud Data Migration, SaaS, [...]
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NaviSite Uses Oracle's Sun Servers for Managed Services Offering
[source: JAVA DEVELOPER'S JOURNAL ]
NaviSite, Inc., a provider of complex hosting, application management and managed cloud services for the enterprise market, is using a combination of Oracle's Sun servers and Oracle software to run its mission-critical systems.
With more than 1,500 customers in 10 datacenters across the US and UK, NaviSite needed to expand its virtualization platform to meet the growing infrastructure demands of its customers, while delivering industry-leading performance and availability. read more
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Improve file sharing and file locking in a cloud
[source: IBM: developerWorks: Java: ]
Block storage is a key foundation to most file systems. File sharing and
file locking are important processes for sharing cloud data resources, and for eliminating
race conditions. Efficient implementation can make a significant mark on your system's and applications' performance levels. In this article, we use an open source example -- cloud platform Eucalyptus and
its storage component Walrus -- to demonstrate how to modify block storage to improve the
file-sharing and -locking mechanisms. Learn how to install Eucalyptus so you
can deliver a top-notch Infrastructure-as-a-Service platform.
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VisualVM v1.3 Released
[source: About Focus on Java ]
A new version of VisualVM, the tool that makes visualizing the performance of Java SE applications easier, has just been released. Looking at the release notes VisualVM 1.3 has several new features and enhancements:
- Sampler added to core tool
- Sampler and Profiler presets
- Remote Heap Dumps
- Monitoring of remote hosts
- Custom sorting of hosts, applications, coredumps and snapshots
- New Tracer framework for probes
- New Threads Inspector plugin
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No Vendor Even Close To Google & IBM Who Are Perceived Cloud Leaders
[source: IndicThreads ]
 Survey says that 40% of developers think Google is the Public cloud leader and almost 30% think IBM as the top Private Cloud provider. No other vendor is even close in terms of perceived leadership. “Most developers expect to be in a hybrid situation going forward with respect to application deployment in the Cloud,? said [...]
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Parasoft Releases Parasoft Test Platform, Jtest9 & SOAtest9
[source: IndicThreads ]
 Parasoft has released Parasoft Test, a new platform for integrating testing throughout all stages of the software development lifecycle. Parasoft SOAtest 9 and Parasoft Jtest 9 also released today integrate into the Parasoft Test framework. The Jtest 9 release introduces runtime error detection during unit and application-level testing; this exposes defects such as race conditions, [...]
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Java 6 Update 21 Build 07 Released
[source: About Focus on Java ]
Following on from the problems that Eclipse users were experiencing with Java 6 Update 21, Oracle has rebuilt the release. If you look at the release notes it's now up to build 7. This build regresses the rebranding of the files' Company Name from "Oracle" back to "Sun Microsystems, Inc.".
This should mean that any Eclipse users who haven't upgraded to Java 6 Update 21 won't notice any problems when they do and for those who started using build 6 you can just download and reinstall with the latest Java update. It also gives Eclipse (and any other similarly affected applications) a chance to update their code in time for the release of JDK 7 when the rebranding changes will go ahead.
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Swiss Post Tries Skirting RPost Patents
[source: XML JOURNAL ]
The government-owned Swiss Post, forced out of the American registered e-mail market when RPost sued it for patent and trademark infringement, says it?s going to try to re-architect its IncaMail service so it doesn?t step on RPost?s toes anymore.
Basically it?s the only way the post can salvage its European IncaMail business because RPost has European patents that it hasn?t played yet.
Swiss Post is hoping to have the remade IncaMail 3.0 ready this fall.
In the meantime, it continues to talk to RPost about the European market but it?s unclear if they?ll come to an amicable settlement.
RPost could sue for infringement in Europe based merely on the fact that Swiss Post continues to service existing IncaMail customers like the Federal Court of Switzerland although it has ceased to sign new customers anywhere. read more
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5 things you didn't know about ... the Java Scripting API
[source: IBM: developerWorks: Java: ]
The Java language is more than you need for some projects, but
scripting languages are famously lacking on the performance front. Find out how the
Java Scripting API (javax.script) delivers the best of both
worlds, by allowing you to invoke scripts from your Java programs, and vice versa.
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