Oracle Debuts GlassFish Server 3.1 Improving JavaEE 6 Middleware

March 10, 2011 Create or Manage Your Profile Server Tech Daily Brought to you by Oracle Debuts GlassFish Server 3.1 Improving JavaEE 6 Middleware Reference middleware architecture for JavaEE 6 is updated, tying the former Sun tech even closer to Oracle's broader Java platform offerings.Read more >> Tape's Evolving Data Storage Role Sponsored by Quantum There is no such thing as a data recession and no end in sight for the amount of data that will need to be stored and protected for longer periods of time. Learn why tape is still relevant and remains the most cost effective, energy efficient and reliable program technology for storing large amounts of inactive, off-line or near-line data while complimenting disk-based data protection and retention solutions. Click Here >> Are Mobile Apps Violating Open Source Licenses? There are a lot of mobile apps that use open source software, but how many of them are in compliance with open source licensing rules? As it turns out, not very many. Read more >>    Assessing Data Center Power Consumption    Setting Up a VPN Server on a Mac    vCenter Operations Manages Virtual Servers    Novell Launches SUSE Manager    UMaine Houses Souped-Up Super Computer    Symantec Whitepapers: Make the Most of Your Virtual Environment Job Title: Junior Software Developer (IL) Company: Next Step Systems Location: US-IL-Chicago    IBM Article: Best practices for DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows    Fix the Disconnect Between Sales and Marketing - Oracle    Making the Most of SharePoint - by Microsoft    IBM Whitepaper: Top Reasons to Get a Server Makeover Now    Oracle Whitepaper: Tape Technology Leaps Forward Red Hat Fights Back These days, open source software is not just about peace, love and digital freedom; it's also about turning a profit. Red Hat, clearly tired of the other Linux vendors using its Linux server OS as a foundation for their services, is changing its rules with the latest release of RHEL. Read more >>

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