Application programming interface (APIs)

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    A year after Google claimed it was avoiding independent RSS feeds, it has introduced a similar feature on the Google News site.  News | 10 Aug 2005

  • SOA ready to tackle core legacy systems

    "Modernizing with agility" is the battle cry for Micro Focus executive Mike Gilbert, whose company focuses on mainframe and COBOL development and migration tools.  News | 04 Aug 2005

  • Altova packages XML engines

    COM, Java and .NET interfaces highlight the new AltovaXML developer toolset, which bundles together the XML engines from XMLSpy, MapForce and StyleVision.  News | 27 Jul 2005

  • Yahoo! makes desktop Web services play

    Desktop-based JavaScript, XML-based parameterization and a self-updating RSS feeder are the potential benefits of Yahoo!'s acquisition of Pixoria.  News | 27 Jul 2005

  • The role of composite applications in an SOA

    Integration, a longtime thorny issue for IT organizations, is the potential sweet spot for Web services and service-oriented architecture (SOA). Industry veteran Roger Sippl, co-founder and chairman of Above All Software, founded in 2002, has been ad...  Interview | 20 Jul 2005

  • Price not as important in open source adoption

    Open source watchers say cost dependency is less of a factor in adoption, as platforms like Eclipse grow in popularity.  Article | 18 Jul 2005

  • SOA Q&A with IBM's Mike Smith

    IBM's iSeries chief architect Mike Smith tackles questions on the benefits of service-oriented architecture for the mainframe world and the componentization of legacy code.  News | 18 Jul 2005

  • Study: Eclipse experiencing rapid growth

    Eclipse is thriving under a "don't ask, don't tell policy," says a Forrester Research report.  Article | 12 Jul 2005

  • Web services booming in the public sector

    Traditionally a late adopter in the IT world, state governments are showing an uncommon zeal for Web services.  Article | 11 Jul 2005

  • JBI for dummies

    Amid the confusion over the new Java Business Integration specification, its proponents are attempting to clarify things for the developer community. The basics are that it allows for the deployment of disparate integration services, offering connect...  News | 07 Jul 2005

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