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Oracle Application Testing Suite Release 9.0 Now Available
Further enabling customers to deliver high-performance, mission-critical applications on time and under budget, Oracle today announced the availability of Oracle® Application Testing Suite 9.0, the industry’s most complete, open and integrated application testing solution for Oracle applications, Web and SOA applications.
via Oracle® Application Testing Suite Release 9.0 Now Available.
Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g Reasserts Oracle’s Middleware Vision
Oracle Fusion Middleware (OFM) 11g is a milestone as the company solidifies its middleware offering postacquisition of BEA Systems. In addition to many delivered products, Oracle has also reaffirmed and refreshed its overall vision and long-term objectives in the application infrastructure markets. CIOs, chief technology officers (CTOs), IT architects, planners and project leaders should use this Gartner assessment of Oracle’s strategic directions for planning their own software strategies.
via Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g Reasserts Oracle’s Middleware Vision.
2008 Magic Quadrant for Horizontal Portal Products
Gartner review of MS Sharepoint, IBM Websphere, Oracle Webcenter. Comparison of applications that allow web 2.0 functionality.
Survey: SOA Adoption Dropping
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In the current environment, enterprises are looking for tactical/short-term solutions within their existing capabilities. SOA is a change and change requires imagination.
BPM platform updated by Oracle adding new dashboard options
Posted by pridham in Oracle Solutions, SOA, e-world on October 27, 2008
Business users may not understand SOA, BPM, CEP or XTP, but they know what they want to see on their dashboard and they may be willing to fund backend architecture and development projects to get more information faster, says Roy Schulte, vice president of Gartner.
Transforming BPMN into BPEL
Posted by pridham in Oracle Solutions, SOA, fusion on September 2, 2008
With the acquisition of BEA, several new products have joined the pre-existing Oracle Business Process Analysis Suite in Oracle’s Business Process Management (BPM) portfolio. These new tools form what is collectively now called Oracle Business Process Management Suite (including Oracle Business Process Management Studio, formerly BEA AquaLogic Business Process Management Studio), which is an option to Oracle WebLogic Suite.
Oracle sets middleware lineup following BEA deal
Posted by pridham in Oracle Solutions, SOA, fusion on June 13, 2008
The go-to portal going forward will be Oracle WebCenter, although the company will continue to support the Plumtree, WebLogic and Oracle Portal brands, several sources said. Oracle WebCenter will get a taste of BEA, however, as Oracle plans to integrate BEA’s AquaLogic User Interaction framework into the winning portal.
BEA’s JRockit will be crowned the No. 1 Java Virtual Machine over Oracle’s own JVM.
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And, not surprisingly, BEA’s popular WebLogic Server gets the nod as the strategic Java container or application server of choice over Oracle’s own.
Oracle Integrates Oracle(r)Utilities Work and Asset Management with Oracle Application Server MapViewer
Posted by pridham in Oracle Solutions, SOA on April 14, 2008
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