June 7, 2006

Re: SIP Server, FTP in SOA, Portlets and iPod nanos

We opened the AquaLogic User Interaction Product Center a few weeks back. The associated newsgroups are open too: AquaLogic User Interaction and AquaLogic Business Services Interaction. As a reward for participating we're offering an Apple iPod nano to the top contributor to these newsgroups for the 3 months ending July 2006. Good luck!

BEA Education want to know what you think about their service offerings, and are also raffling iPod nanos as rewards for participation. Check out the survey on their home page for details.

Regards,

You can register and take part in these upcoming webinars:

Dev2Dev Days wrap up
June 14, 2006
How can you use Open Source technology in commercial environments? BEA's blended approach shows you the way. This session will provide an overview of many popular open source solutions and discuss how to utilize them with BEA products like the enterprise performance leader, WebLogic Server 9.1 and the award winning BEA Workshop Studio 3.0.

Advanced Topics in Adaptive Tags
June 14, 2006
Learn about advanced techniques and best practices for using Adaptive Tags to standardize and customize portlet user interfaces in a composite application in AquaLogic User Interaction.

SpringOne
June 15-16, 2006
The SpringOne conference, to be held in Antwerp, Belgium, is host to all things Spring Framework. BEA is a gold sponsor, and we'll be providing some coverage here on Dev2Dev.

Architectural principles for a successful RFID deployment
June 20, 2006
In this webcast you'll learn how to meet this new demand with a foundation based on three fundamental architecture principles: edge computing, service-oriented architecture, and open standards.

Subversion and using Eclipse's Subclipse Subversion Plugin
June 28, 2006
Learn about Subversion from Garrett Rooney, author of the book "Practical Subversion". Also view a demonstration of Eclipse using Subversion through the Subclipse plugin.

Trade in your Borland JBuilder licenses one for one to receive BEA Workshop Studio seats at 1/2 off. Simply contact our sales for large swapouts (+1.800.817.4BEA), or fufill online in our shopping cart with a coupon for smaller quantity swaps. To obtain a coupon for online cart redemption, forward your serial number - authorization key email to workshop.sales@bea.com. The email should contain your Serial Number and Authorization key from customerservice@borland.com.

CodeShare News Project and Sample News We've just released new AquaLogic User Interaction samples. These samples are BEA certified, with .NET and Java code available. Also check out Daniel's Introducing My Open Source - learn to use subversion and other open source management tools, and learn what it takes to start an open source project. More CodeShare >

Blog Coverage A Selection from the Blogs In E = mc^2, Marcus Hirt gives us a sneak peek at the next version of JRockit Mission Control. He tells us that, "it will be included as a stand-alone [Eclipse] RCP application." Simon Vans-Colina continues his epic Where Build begins and ends series, this time asking, "are hierarchical trees of properties even the best way of representing configuration?" Pinaki Poddar has just started blogging, and has already posted several contributions on getting started with EJB 3. Henrik St??hl notes that "Sun's new Java license for the Linux distributors has attracted a lot of attention." What does it mean for JRockit? As a final bit of news, Neelan Choksi has just announced that It's Official. BEA Kodo 4.0 Passes the EJB 3 Java Persistence API TCK. He also says, "Competition is great because it raises all vendors to the next level and pummels the ones that can't keep up. Standards-based competition is even better for customers because the threat of leaving a weaker product is real." More Blogs >