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28 Jun 2004
#13347
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Java Technology Innovations Contributed to Open Source Community
Project Looking Glass, Java 3D, JDIC, JDNC Now Available on java.net
Sun announced a major contribution to the open source community by
making four of its Java technology innovations freely available on
java.net. Project Looking Glass, Java 3D technology, JDesktop
Integration Components (JDIC) and JDesktop Network Components (JDNC)
are now available to the Java technology developer community as part of
javadesktop.org.
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28 Jun 2004
#13348
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J2SE 5.0 Beta Available with More than 100 New Features
Release Sets SPECjbb 2000 Benchmark for 64-bit Two-way Systems
Sun's Project Tiger has matured and resulted in the release of the
Java 2 Platform Standard Edition (J2SE platform) Version
5.0, Beta 2. Accompanying the release was news of the latest benchmark results
for the solution, which show it as capable of delivering 59,648 JBB
operations per second on the SPECjbb 2000 on a 64-bit two-way system.
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28 Jun 2004
#13349
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Free Sun Java Studio Creator with Sun Developer Network Subscription
Visual Development Tool Aimed at Skilled Developers
Sun released its Sun Java Studio Creator under a new subscription
model that offers the software free when users subscribe to the Sun
Developer Network program at a cost of USD$99 per developer per year.
Designed for skilled developers, Sun Java Studio Creator is a visual
development tool capable of rapid delivery of business-critical
applications.
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28 Jun 2004
#13350
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Sun Developer Network Facilitates Community Involvement
Membership and Promotional Offers Aim to Entice Developers
The Sun Developer Network is offering two new membership levels
along with two developer promotions. This announcement is part of the
Sun initiative to keep developers on Java technology's cutting edge
and provide them with access to Java technology products, programs, information, tools and equipment.
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28 Jun 2004
#13351
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Vodafone VFX to be Based on Java Technology for the Wireless Industry
Promises Enriched Next Generation 3G Mobile Services
Vodafone VFX is a new platform based on the Java Technology for the
Wireless Industry (JTWI) technology specification, along with other
third-party technologies. The result of an active collaboration between
Vodafone and Sun, Vodafone VFX will help Vodafone monetize data
services and deliver rich, secure, next-generation 3G communications
experience to its Vodafone live! customers.
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28 Jun 2004
#13352
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Project Kitty Hawk Seeks to Expand Service-oriented Architecture in Sun Products
Sun Also Offers Service-oriented Architecture Readiness Assessment Program
Project Kitty Hawk, a new initiative encompassing expanded
service-oriented architecture (SOA)-enabling capabilities in Sun
products, is underway. Project Kitty Hawk is designed to enable a new
breed of enterprise software built around Java technology-based Web
Services, incorporating an SOA programming model and an open,
extensible architecture.
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29 Jun 2004
#13354
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New Member Elected to Sun Microsystems Board of Directors
Intuit Inc. President and CEO Stephen Bennett Steps on Board
Sun Microsystems Board of Directors elected Intuit Inc. President and
CEO Stephen Bennett to the company's Board of Directors with an
immediate effective date. Sun Chairman and CEO Scott McNealy attributed
Bennett's successful business experience and reputation as key factors
in Bennett's nomination and appointment.
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2 Jul 2004
#13384
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Top Articles from Last Issue, Current and Last Volumes
Vol 76 Issue 4, Vol 76, Vol 75
Each week, we determine which articles have been most frequently
referenced by logged in subscribers to provide you with the most
popular articles of the current and last volumes. The Web version
of this article has the top 10 articles. The top article last
week was "Interoperability? Sun Is Already There"
[13277]. The top article for this volume is still "Sun Confirms
Plans to Open Source Solaris Operating System" [13199].
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