The 11g release of Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse (OEPE), a certified set of free Eclipse plug-ins designed to help you develop, deploy, debug, and test applications for Oracle WebLogic Server and Oracle Database, was announced at EclipseCon yesterday and...
A recent post about Oracle Unbreakable Linux adoption ("Oracle's Unbreakable Linux not denting Red Hat"), certainly a rainmaker on Twitter, was brought to mind while I was authoring my previous post about awareness of Oracle Unbreakable Linux. There's a lot...
It's worth mentioning as a companion to the fact that Oracle has made XQilla XQuery code available under the Apache 2.0 License, that the press release used to announce this news is a revelation.No bluster, no fluff, no clear-as-mud language ...
Good news for PHP propeller heads everywhere: a Beta of the OCI8 1.3.0 extension, which supports the Database Resident Connection Pooling feature in Oracle Database 11g, is now available (under the open-source PHP License) in the PECL repository. (You...
Oracle Fusion Middleware evangelist Omar Tazi, who focuses on the OSS area, recently gave a presentation to an Oracle users group that is well summarized by BMC Software blogger William Hurley here.This is one of the rare occasions where most...
Oracle has just announced from EclipseCon that it is donating the TopLink O/R persistence framework to the OSS community. This is a fairly substantial contribution of code.See the Eclipse Tooling page at oss.oracle.com here.There's a press release here....
Following the keynote below saw an interesting panel this AM on the topic of Oracle + FOSS (free and open source) software - Ken Jacobs (who directly manages the InnoDB team), Chris Jones from the scripting/PHP team, Mike Olson (former...
Oracle has acquired Sleepycat Software, makers of the open-source BerkeleyDB embeddable database engine. As you may know, BerkeleyDB is essentially a library to which applications can make function calls, vs. issuing SQL queries to a standalone database server. Java and...
Oracle Fusion Middleware is now a certified platform for the SourceLabs "SASH" stack, which includes Apache Struts, Apache Axis, the Spring Framework, and Hibernate. Talk about "hot-pluggable"!SourceLabs will provide subscription-based support for developers who download the stack via OTN....
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