Application programming interface (APIs)

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  • Ajax powers Rich Client Faces

    Rich Client Faces is a JavaServerFaces library that provides a component set for building Web applications. RC Faces use Ajax technologies and an object-oriented JavaScript API to build dynamic pages.  News | 09 Nov 2006

  • Web services revenue Amazon goal

    Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos this week defended his plan to use Web services as a revenue generator despite analysts' skepticism. Amazon Web Services currently consists of hosted services, which provide software developers access to Amazon data, as well...  News | 09 Nov 2006

  • API tracking for Web services offered by startup

    Mashery, a new San Francisco-based startup that is opening for business this week, offers technology to track the usage of APIs in Web services applications. The concept is that there is value and thus revenue to be derived from popular APIs.  News | 07 Nov 2006

  • BEA bundles SOA integration products

    BEA Systems Inc. announced point upgrades to its WebLogic Integration tool (9.2) and its AquaLogic Service Bus (2.6) as well as a bundling of its integration products now dubbed BEA AquaLogic Integrator.  News | 07 Nov 2006

  • Amazon curtailing SOA development spending

    Amazon's famous Web services and SOA developers may be taking a breather over the holidays. The online bookseller and purveyor of vast stores of miscellaneous merchandise, announced plans to curtail spending on development, so it can turn a profit se...  News | 26 Oct 2006

  • Googazon Web 2.0 retail monster?

    Web 2.0 retailing could be dominated by a combination of Google Inc. and Amazon Inc., according to Gartner Group Inc. analyst Hung LeHong. The combined forces of the two Web giants would create an online retail monster he calls Googazon.  News | 11 Oct 2006

  • Google gobbles up YouTube

    It's a Web 2.0 success story. Google Inc. is paying the founders of YouTube $1.65 billion in stock for the popular video sharing Website.  News | 10 Oct 2006

  • Web services for sale on Amazon

    Amazon.com will continue to rely on its online bookstore and wide-ranging retail business for revenue, but it is also looking to make money selling Web services. Amazon Web services applications and the infrastructure supporting online selling are se...  News | 28 Sep 2006

  • Microsoft keeping eye on Web services from Google

    Could Google's move to provide enterprises with desktop apps as Web services have Microsoft worried? A spokesperson for the Redmond, WA-based software vendor said the company does not see a threat to its "Information Worker" business, but added "we'r...  News | 30 Aug 2006

  • Web services apps released by Google

    Google Inc. announces a beta version of Google Apps for Your Domain. The new Web services available starting today include Gmail with 2 gigabytes of storage, Google Calendar, Google Talk and Page Creator.  News | 28 Aug 2006

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