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Last Updated: Dec 20, 2001

Whether discussing Web services or application servers, the buzz is about the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) -- a standard that is attracting a lot of attention these days. Read more below ...	>>	Discuss J2EE with your peers in our Discussion Forums.
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>>	BEA adds WebLogic integration solution and program (ebizQ) 19 Jul 2001


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>>	WebSphere and the J2EE: Thinking outside the box TIP :Bob Cancilla concentrates on J2EE and its components, providing links to resources to help you understand this technology.
>>	Noodling on .NET and other similar initiatives TIP :Ed Tittel discusses the basics of the .Net initiative.

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