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New Oracle Java modularity method, or trying to do this Jigsaw puzzle

Recent machinations around Jigsaw will make it new and more modular, its advocates say. But the fact is, it's not ready for prime time just yet.02 Aug 2012
Java developers and hiring companies seek midpoint in Java jobs game

Some say hiring trends for Java jobs show the Java language giving way to newer Java virtual machine languages; others feel Java EE is here to stay.30 Jul 2012
Open source tools level SharePoint 2010 collaboration playing field

SharePoint 2010 collaboration can be beefed up with open source add-ons that offer organizations with tight budgets a leg up in addressing the shortcomings of the platform’s built-in capabilities.16 Jul 2012
FAST enterprise search at core of European Court of Human Rights website

The European Court of Human Rights website redesign uses Microsoft FAST enterprise search and SkyDox technology so visitors can easily find 90,000 documents related to rulings in 47 nations.19 Jun 2012
Law and order and APIs

Early reaction from the Oracle-Google trial has proponents of open APIs trumpeting their victory, but most agree it's not over and could still have a profound impact on Web development.11 Jun 2012
Google vs. Oracle battle ends; Java freed

04 Jun 2012
HyperCITY’s retail store management system: Profit with promotions

HyperCITY services a million customers selling them about 40,000 products. Know how one of India’s largest hypermarket chains accomplishes this.17 May 2012
Jury issues partial verdict in Oracle vs. Google Java lawsuit

The jury has issued a partial verdict in the copyright phase of the Oracle vs. Google lawsuit, in which Oracle is claiming that Google violated Java patents and copyright with its Android mobile op...07 May 2012
Five lawsuits that rattled the tech world

Know about the high profile lawsuits that shook the tech world recently. These cases will redefine the way technology is used and sold.06 Apr 2012
20 days to a more secure enterprise

Desktop administrators can improve the security of their organizations by doing a little each day. Learn how small steps can help you keep up.25 Nov 2009

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