Sun Java CAPS Provides Fast Solution to Expanded Card Services

The German credit card and point-of-sale transaction processing service easycash chose the Sun Java Composite Application Platform Suite (Java CAPS) in the expansion of its services to provide online transaction processing (OLTP), customer account management, and credit scoring. Java CAPS assisted easycash by requiring a mere two days and two individuals to install the solution, and migration was seamless. [...read more...]

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