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Showing 1-8 of 8 results foundBEA brews Java tool bundle
March 22, 2004 The software maker launches a lower-cost version of its development tools that's intended to lure programmers to the company's server software lineup.A smoother blend for Java
November 25, 2003 IBM and BEA collaborate on ways to ease technical differences in their Java lines. Also, software providers work on interoperability among competing development tools.IBM spearheads Ajax tools at Eclipse
February 1, 2006 Open Ajax is a proposed open-source project to let programmers build Web apps using Eclipse, Ajax toolkits.BEA bets on cutting-edge tech
March 19, 2004 The Java server software maker is readying a program to encourage adoption of a modern system design called services-oriented architectures. Also on tap: a mobile development project.Borland assembles a bigger toolkit
November 3, 2003 The software maker expects later this year to deliver on its plans to bundle tools that work with Java and Microsoft's .Net software.Java tools advocacy group stands up
January 6, 2004 A group of 10 Java companies forms to lobby for greater awareness of tools in Java standards. Notably absent are Java tools heavyweights IBM and Borland.Firms consider plan for interoperable Java tools
November 24, 2003 A number of Java tools providers, including Sun and BEA, are talking about creating a common way to share plug-ins among their different tools.Sun urges Eclipse to unify Java world
January 30, 2004 The company issues an open letter to Eclipse, warning that the influential open-source project could act as a fragmenting, rather than unifying, force in the Java industry.
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