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| EclipseCon 2007 |
| BEA are going to be at EclipseCon 2007 this year, and our Dev2Dev event coverage page points to some of the sessions that we'll be participating in - ranging from JSF tutorials to WTP and Maven. Check out and subscribe to the event coverage page for more details as the conference unfolds.
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| Education News |
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| Learning at your own pace |
| Yu-Ting writes in the Education Services blog that "online self-study is now an option for learning at BEA. Access Web-playable recordings created from the same great course materials from instructor-led classes. In accommodating individual learning styles, the course recordings are broken out into modules that focus on specific tasks and last approximately 30 minutes each. Students can also choose to purchase only the modules that are relevant to them." |
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| In the Blogs |
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| When is a BUG and good thing? |
| "When it's, err, a BEA User Group!" says Hoos in this review of the first meeting of London Middleware as an official Dev2Dev BUG. It's great to see our community members out of the office! |
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| SOA - A move towards Compliance |
| Suchin Rengan talks about the complexity of standards compliance (HIPAA, SOX) and what this means to SOA. If you start creating services in an application for which compliance levels are needed, how do you go about enforcing those standards using policies? Suchin describes a possible solution and invites others to contribute theirs. |
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| A Transactional File System |
| Cindy McMullen writes about how the content management team are looking at how to use transaction file systems as a possible implementation of the file system repository. Cindy asks, "Wouldn't it be nice if file systems could be considered transactional resources so that the component code (Portal CM code, in this case) could handle atomic operations to read and write on your file system?" and points to Jakarta's Commons Transaction framework as a possible implementation. |
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| Adrenalize Windows Vista with Portlets from WebLogic Portal |
| Microsoft Windows Vista provides an important step forward for the client desktop computer experience. Here, Josh Lannin shows how users of WebLogic Portal can extend the reach of their portal investments to employees, partners, and consumers running Vista by leveraging Adrenaline technology. A reader has contributed an OS X widget to do the same! |
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