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Cisco: Java Attacks on the Rise As Spam Declines By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published January 20, 2011 Annual security report from Cisco shows the first ever decline in spam volume, but dont get too optimistic -- other types of attacks are growing. Tags: Java, Oracle, security, spam, Cisco OpenOffice.org: Where From Here? By Serdar Yegulalp | Article Published October 19, 2010 If OpenOffice.org is to become competitive, it needs to change its approach to developers and use a more commercial strategy. Tags: Java, open source, Office, OpenOffice.org, OpenOffice Shuttleworth: Oracle's Java Lawsuit 'An Extremely Unsophisticated Move' By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published August 16, 2010 Founder of Ubuntu Linux sees little constructive outcome from Oracle's Java legal actions against Google and Android. Tags: Java, Linux, Oracle, Ubuntu, Shuttleworth Oracle Sues Google Over Java in Android By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published August 13, 2010 Tech titans are set to clash over Java patents and Google's Android operating system. Tags: Java, Oracle, Google, Android Metasploit 3.4 Takes Aim at Java Apps By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published May 19, 2010 New release of open source vulnerability testing framework adds brute force muscle and Java attacks to its security arsenal. Tags: Java, open source, open source software, Metasploit, Rapid7 SAP's Co-CEO's Talk Strategy, Oracle and On-Demand By David Needle | Article Published March 16, 2010 The first broad release of Business ByDesign is set for July and SAP's co-CEOs say they are confident the enterprise software company is on the right track. Tags: Java, Oracle, SaaS, SAP, SaaS Contract Oracle Begins Selecting Its Sun "Survivors" By Andy Patrizio | Article Published February 02, 2010 Oracle CEO Larry Ellison was adamant that there would be no wholesale slaughter of products or staffing cuts, yet the reality is that not everything can survive or receive full Oracle investment. Tags: Java, Oracle, Sun, Oracle Enterprise Manger, productivity tools MuleSoft Updates Tcat Tomcat Java Server By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published December 16, 2009 Enhancements to the commercially supported Tomcat server continues the acceleration of the market for lightweight Java middleware. Tags: Java, open source, Spring, Tomcat Red Hat Challenges Oracle on Java Openness By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published June 25, 2009 Oracle, having snapped up Sun, will be a major player in the Java world. Red Hat has an opinion it wants to share. Tags: Java, Linux, Oracle, middleware, Red Hat Java May Benefit from IBM-Sun By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published March 30, 2009 With talk of IBM acquiring Sun Microsystems, the Java community could undergo its most significant change in a decade -- perhaps for the better. Tags: Java, open source, IBM, iPhone, Sun Microsystems Big Blue Would Be Nuts To Pay That Much For Sun By Chris Nerney | Article Published March 18, 2009 Big Blue Would Be Nuts To Pay That Much For Sun Tags: Java, Microsoft, IBM, Sun Microsystems, HP, servers, Cisco Systems The TIOBE List Director vs. the 'Anti-Java' Professor By James Maguire | Article Published August 06, 2008 The man who maintains a list of the most popular programming languages responds to the professor who deplores Javas place at the top. Tags: Java, programming, software, IT, outsourcing The 'Anti-Java' Professor and the Jobless Programmers By James Maguire | Article Published July 29, 2008 Actually, this top computer science professor isnt exactly anti-Java but he deplores its effect on CS studies. And he sees dark clouds ahead if something doesnt change. Tags: Java, programming, software, development, IT Who Killed the Software Engineer? (Hint: It Happened in College) By James Maguire | Article Published January 21, 2008 A prominent professor says that university computer science programs deserve a failing grade. Todays U.S. grads are not prepared to compete in the global high tech market. Tags: Java, IT education, coding language, programming language, college software courses |