A once-profitable market for a key piece of e-commerce software is cooling, forcing big software makers to rethink their strategies. In the past three years, BEA Systems, IBM, Oracle and Sun ...

Sun Microsystems Inc. last week announced an upgraded application server that will support multiple operating systems, raising the ante on an effort to broaden the use of its middleware beyond ...

Community driven content discussing all aspects of software development from DevOps to design patterns. The key difference between Tomcat and WebSphere is that WebSphere is a proprietary, Jakarta EE ...

BEA Systems Inc. today announced plans to develop a version of its application server software that supports Intel Corp.’s new 64-bit Itanium microprocessor, a move aimed at making it more feasible ...

At Oracle OpenWorld London, the Redwood Shores, Calif.-based software vendor unveiled Oracle Application Server, Standard Edition One: a combination of application server, Web server and portal ...

Developers will be able to use the Serverless MCP Server by prompting their AI-driven coding agents to design, deploy, and troubleshoot serverless applications. Amazon Web Services (AWS) has released ...

A new report from Gartner Dataquest states that while IBM's WebSphere grew a whopping 71 percent in 2001 and captured 31 percent of the market, BEA was still the market leader in terms of new license ...