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Oracle released a free dev tool for its Fusion middleware. The new productivity tool is called Oracle Developer Depot and provides access to a library or reusable and sample code for rapid development of Java app prototypes. After the mega acquisition of rival PeopleSoft, the database world leader has many opportunities for the future.  Database [...]

Oracle and handheld devices

To meet the new challenges, Web services link servers over the Internet to exchange data and combine information in new ways. These services run on Web-based severs instead of individual PCs, allowing people to use then through any device that has Internet access, including cellular phones and handheld computing gadgets, as well as desktop and [...]

Oracle and XML

More than ever, developers need to be able to acquire, integrate, repurpose, and exchange information with other applications to feed their growing databases and to coordinate their business operations with those of partners and suppliers over the Web. These tasks can be dramatically simplified using XML. Oracle is making a major commitment to XML, and [...]

Oracle – modeling and development

The main development directions are to assist Oracle analysts and design tools users in maximizing their investment in Oracle Designer and JDeveloper, through sharing experience with the other users and to ensure that Oracle customers are fully apprised of the future direction of Oracle analysis and design tools. Oracle relies on its own software to [...]

Oracle and PeopleSoft

Project Fusion is the next stage to bring together Oracle, PeopleSoft and JD Edwards product lines. This will bring all three product sets together using Java and HTML standards to make the new software easy to integrate into other systems. “The future looks bright now: the new architecture and the results companies will achieve will [...]