Stories about: SeeBeyond Technology

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Sun : Open source Java due in late '06, '07 24 October, 2006 10:06

Rich Green is in his second incarnation at Sun Microsystems, returning in May as executive vice president for software at the company. He is responsible for the Solaris Enterprise System, including the Solaris OS, the Java Enterprise System suites, N1 management software, Sun Studio and Java Studio developer tools. Green also heads up a variety of industry-standards efforts and open source communities. InfoWorld Editor at Large Paul Krill met with Green last Friday at Sun offices in Menlo Park, California to discuss the open-sourcing of Java and Solaris, as well as a number of other topics pertaining to the company, including the recent changing of the guard at the CEO level at Sun.
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Sun to offer all core software products as open-source 01 December, 2005 07:55

Sun Microsystems said Wednesday that it will offer all its core software products as open-source, making all of its middleware, management and Java development tools free to use. The move follows Sun's decision last year to offer Solaris as open-source and is aimed at developers.
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Losses continue at Sun 03 November, 2005 07:15

Despite some bright spots with its Opteron-based server line and midrange storage arrays, Sun Microsystemshas reported lacklustre results for its first fiscal quarter of 2006. Revenue hit $US2.7 billion, an increase of just under 4 per cent, year-over-year, and the company posted a net loss for the quarter.
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Sun's Java middleware to support Windows, HP-UX 27 October, 2005 07:53

Sun Microsystems made a flurry of announcements centered around its Solaris 10 operating system Wednesday. The news included the release of a new version of its Java Enterprise System (Java ES) subscription-based enterprise middleware, which will now support additional non-Sun operating systems.
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BPEL 06 July, 2005 13:57

Business Process Execution Language is an XML-based language that's designed to run a series of Web-based transactions and/or characterize interfaces that are needed to complete Web-based transactions. By Jan Matlis
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Wall Street: Antitrust, M&A issues move market 01 July, 2005 08:00

IT investors and corporate buyers who are wondering what effect consolidation will have on the software market had news to chew on this week: a positive Oracle financial report and Sun Microsystems' purchase of SeeBeyond Technology. Meanwhile, Advanced Micro Devices' lawsuit against Intel roiled the processor sector while Google shares broke the US$300 barrier.
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Explainer: BPEL 30 June, 2005 16:07

For its advocates, Business Process Execution Language promises to be the capstone in the Web services standards stack that makes Web-based commerce work. It was designed to integrate a variety of applications that are run to achieve a particular business objective -- and to do it in a way that's platform- and code-independent, not to mention one that's scalable and flexible.
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Sun to buy SeeBeyond for $387 million 29 June, 2005 08:26

Sun Microsystems is to purchase SeeBeyond Technology for $US387 million in cash in a move to boost its presence in the business integration software arena.
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Sun's SeeBeyond buy is seen as a sensible deal 29 June, 2005 08:00

Sun Microsystems has finally made a logical software acquisition with its purchase of SeeBeyond Technology, after years of missed opportunities to buy technology to bolster what has never been a truly successful Java software business, industry observers said Tuesday at the vendor's annual JavaOne show in San Francisco.
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Sun announces Java RFID product, architectures 18 January, 2005 08:56

Sun Microsystems on Monday announced a Java-based product designed to make it easy for suppliers to switch from tagging their products with traditional bar codes to RFID (radio frequency identification) technology.
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Document spec for e-commerce is approved 10 November, 2004 08:35

Looking to provide a catalyst for e-commerce, OASIS on Monday announced ratification of Universal Business Language (UBL) Version 1.0, which defines a common XML library of business documents for use in online transactions.