BEA Systems

...driving the web services collaboration with Microsoft and IBM. Dietzen came to BEA in 1998 via the acquisition of WebLogic, a pioneer in Java and web application technology. Until recently, Dietzen served as the senior vice president,...

In this article: Rpath, Yahoo, Trademark, Zimbra, WebLogic, Cloud computing, Web 2.0, and Java

...from Sun. Supporting the idea of a change, is the fact Oracle now has a track record of accepting non-JDeveloper IDEs: it moved fully to Eclipse once it sucked in BEA Systems' WebLogic Workshop after its BEA acquisition. The industry's...

In this article: Java, Oracle, JavaFX, Jruby, NetBeans, and Sun Microsystems

...is shifting in ways that disadvantage Java. That carries serious implications not only for Sun but companies including IBM, BEA Systems (BEAS), and jBoss, which have made huge bets on Java. If Java's luster dims, so does the appeal of...

In this article: Java, Microsoft, IBM, PHP, Linux, LAMP, Ajax, and Red Hat

...and Java revenues will grow in 2009, he adds. The open sourcing of Java had been sought by parties such as IBM and BEA Systems, which argued that such a move would boost innovation. Sun initially resisted, citing concerns about...

In this article: Java, OpenJDK, Linux Foundation, James Gosling, Revenue, GPL, and IBM

...to the product line, named TopLink for Java. After the joint acquisition of The Object People in April 2000 by BEA Systems and WebGain, TopLink product line became the property of WebGain . In 2002, TopLink was acquired by Oracle...

In this article: TopLink, Java, Oracle Corporation, WebGain, Sun Microsystems, XML, Cache, Smalltalk, SQL, and Oracle Fusion Middleware

...and open-source frameworks. The new tool combines Workshop for WebLogic with Workshop Studio, formerly called Nitrox, an Eclipse-based tool BEA acquired through its purchase of middleware company M7 in 2005. "It used to be that we...

In this article: BEA Systems Inc., Java, RSS Feeds, Eclipse, and WebLogic

...over how Java EE had become bloated with too many APIs. The company's hesitation allowed frameworks such as Spring to step up and feed developers' need for a light-weight Java container. Other features coming in the "just enough" bucket are...

In this article: WebLogic, Oracle, OSGi, Java, Technology roadmap, Microsoft Office, Java Enterprise Edition, and IBM

...to $1.1 billion, or 22 cents a share. Oracle, of course, has built its business in recent years with a series of multibillion-dollar acquisitions, buying rivals such as BEA Systems and PeopleSoft. Oracle now is trying to buy Sun...

In this article: Oracle, Google, Corning, Revenue, Union City, Carnegie Mellon University, Luis von Ahn, and American Capital