Найденные страницы с тегом java всего 398134

VMware acquires Java vendor SpringSource | Network World

VMware has struck a deal to acquire enterprise Java vendor SpringSource for $362 million.

Oracle plugs severe security holes that put systems at hijack risk | Network World

Oracle fixed on Tuesday 127 security issues in Java, its database and other products, patching some flaws that could let attackers take over systems.

Opera Mini browser quietly available worldwide | Network World

Users of Java-capable cell phones anywhere may find browsing the Web easier and cheaper now that Opera Software is allowing anyone to download its Opera Mini application. The official worldwide launch of Opera Mini is planned for January but Opera has quietly lifted restrictions that previously allowed only residents of some Nordic countries and Germany to download the application, a spokesman has confirmed.

Microsoft, Sun split Java ruling | Network World

Plus: WLAN chips to drop in price; ICANN approves 'Net framework; and more.

Customers get more time to quit Microsoft’s Java | Network World

In what should come as a relief to some customers, Microsoft said it will continue to provide support for its Java virtual machine software until the end of September 2004, 10 months longer than it had originally planned, under a new licensing agreement announced Tuesday with Sun.

Sun, NTT DoCoMo plan new cellular Java platform | Network World

NTT DoCoMo and Sun have begun work on a new Java platform for cellular handsets. The work, which began last year but was first revealed two weeks ago at Sun's JavaOne conference in San Francisco, is aimed at refreshing the mobile Java platform for today's more advanced handsets and applications. It could also be promoted as a cross-industry standard, the companies said in interviews.

Patch Tuesday: Fairly quiet on the Microsoft front | Network World

Microsoft's "Patch Tuesday" set of monthly software patches is so minimal for January that at least one security firm is suggesting that IT shops first tend to recently issued patches for more severe vulnerabilities found in Oracle Java, Adobe Flash and Adobe Reader.

The CEOs of Google and Oracle met for 6 hours Friday but failed to settle their lawsuit | Network World

The CEOs of Oracle and Google met in court for six hours on Friday but failed to reach a deal to end their massive copyright lawsuit over Google's use of Java in Android.

Compiere’s free Java-based ERP/CRM system | Network World

Businesses that love Java and are looking to move to open source may want to give Compiere a look. The system is a complete ERP and CRM suite that includes accounting, order entry, customer information tracking, as well internal applications such as human resources, sales force automation and even customer call management functions.

Open season on open source | Network World

I believe in open source and I believe that the results of open source projects are generally on par and often significantly better than those of commercial software. Why else would Linux and Apache be capturing server market share at such a rate? Why else would Java, Perl and Python be such remarkable forces in programming? Why else would tens of thousands of developers and hundreds of companies have selected the open source world as their chosen way to build business?

The Oracle-Google trial over Android starts Monday. Here’s what you need to know | Network World

Oracle’s legal fight with Google over its use of Java in Android goes to a jury trial for the second time on Monday, with Oracle seeking $8.8 billion in damages.

Getting a MAC address from a remote machine | Network World

Is there any ready-made code available to get a MAC address from a remote machine (behind a router) when the client is executing a Web page? Something in Java Server Pages or Java would be preferable.

Sun’s McNealy chides Microsoft, IBM, Red Hat | Network World

Sun Chairman and CEO Scott McNealy at the 2004 JavaOne conference on Tuesday extended an open invitation to Microsoft and Linux operating system vendor Red Hat to join the Java Community Process (JCP), and also stressed that Sun, which has struggled financially lately, is not going away.

Big Blue’s mainframe gathers no rust | Network World

Mainframe customers are taking a fresh look at the Big Iron that celebrated its 40th birthday last month. IBM is spurring things along with new pricing schemes; more powerful processors; support for non-proprietary technologies such as TCP/IP, Linux and Java; and on-demand offerings that put the mainframe in the reach of even the smallest customers.

VMware’s SpringSource boosts cloud computing plans with acquisition | Network World

SpringSource, the enterprise Java vendor recently bought by VMware, announced an acquisition Tuesday that is designed to boost VMware’s cloud computing plans in the platform-as-a-service market.

Java supplants IT security as most sought-after tech skill set, survey finds | Network World

Java development has supplanted IT security as the most difficult skill set for hiring managers to locate, a Dice.com survey finds.

When a Java app doesn’t work over a VPN | Network World

I have been trying to run a Java-based application (IDXRAD) over IPSec using the Nortel Contivity 1700. For some reason, when users try to run this application remotely via IPSec IDXRAD will not work. You can log in to IDXRAD fine, but it will only display a grey background. I have tried everything from capturing and analyzing the packets, but I can't seem to figure out what is going.

VPN and Java conflict? | Network World

I have been trying to run a Java-based application (IDXRAD) over IPSec using the Nortel Contivity 1700. For some reason, when users try to run this application remotely via IPSec IDXRAD will not work. You can log in to IDXRAD fine, but it will only display a grey background. I have tried everything from capturing and analyzing the packets, but I can’t seem to figure out what is going.

IBM approaches Sun about open-source Java | Network World

IBM and Sun have a new favorite weapon in the public wrangling over Java development leadership: the open letter. IBM's Rod Smith, vice president of emerging technologies for the company's software group, fired off the latest salvo Wednesday, jumping on Sun technology evangelist Simon Phipps' suggestion at the recent EclipseCon that IBM give its Java implementation to the open-source community.

Some IT skills see pay hikes during downturn | Network World

Java, Linux, virtualization and business process skills among those seeing an increase in pay, according to Foote Partners research.

Nokia sees progress next year for mobile apps | Network World

Nokia expects work to be wrapped up early next year on a Java standard that should make it easier to manage business and consumer applications on mobile phones and other wireless devices, Nokia's CTO said Wednesday.

7 steps to securing Java | Network World

Java, the popular OS-independent platform and programming language, runs on just about every kind of electronic device imaginable, including computers, cell phones, printers, TVs, DVDs, home security systems, automated teller machines, navigation systems, games and medical devices.

Waratek tackles Java application security | Network World

Waratek Java Application Security monitors, detects and blocks risky application behaviors.

Microsoft files counterclaim against Sun | Network World

Microsoft has filed a counterclaim in Sun's private antitrust lawsuit against the software giant, with Microsoft claiming that Sun broke a contract that allowed it to distribute its own version of Java.