SOA integration projects connect apps, processes

SOA is a potent middleware connector. At Oracle OpenWorld, project leaders shared their experiences with SOA connecting applications and processes.
In-memory data cache performance dos and don'ts

Go beyond Hadoop-style big data batch processing and into real-time operations with in-memory data caches.
IMDGs look to cover performance bottlenecks

In-memory data grids now have a broader application. Their use is especially prevalent in data-intensive jobs that demand performance.
Achieve service elasticity with IaaS

Service elasticity prepares enterprise architecture for the cloud. Middleware expert Steve Millidge explains how to prepare SOA services for IaaS.

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OSGi modularization: Benefits and challenges

Richard Nicholson, the head of Paremus, discusses the growth of OSGi over recent years and the benefits and challenges of modularizing applications with OSGi. Video
OSGi modularization and the cloud

Paremus CEO Richard Nicholson talks about making OSGi modularization easier, the connection between OSGi and the cloud, creating synergies between the two technologies, and the benefits of doing so. Video
OSGi and Equinox - Creating Highly Modular Java Systems

OSGi and Equinox: Creating Highly Modular Java Systems is a practical guidebook that can help Java development team leaders to gain a greater understanding of the OSGi framework. Chapter Excerpt
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IBM joins Oracle in OpenJDK 8 effort at EclipseCon 2011

At EclipseCon 2011, Oracle and IBM execs appeared together to announce plans to revive the long-stalled OpenJDK for Java. News
Developers still skeptical of Oracle’s stewardship of Java

More than a year after Oracle completed its acquisition of Sun Microsystems Java developers say they are still wary of how Oracle will shepherd the Java programming language despite Oracle executives’ claims that they plan to keep Java ''vibrant.'' News
James Gosling riffs at TSSJS keynote

Java creator James Gosling at the Java Symposium waxed on Java, Oracle, JVMs and more. His comment on SOA and REST: "They've sedimented down and they've become the bedrock that so much stuff rests upon." News
Oracle Fusion Middleware VP breaks down Oracle Exalogic

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Rethinking the conventional wisdom of data architecture

As the business world becomes more Web-connected enterprise architects should stay ahead of the game. Often, this means bucking the deep-set trends of conventional wisdom. Tip
Ehcache Java in-memory store gains advanced analytic traits

Caching specialist Terracotta Inc. recently released search features that allow the Ehcache Java in-memory data base to support analytical views. News

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