Java luminary Dave Chappell has joined Oracle, as development VP for SOA/ESB. I'm hoping that we can get Dave blogging right away!
Look, ma, no hands! I think I attracted some attention:Scoble: Oracle can�t get blogging respectAgreed, the lack of a formal blogger relations program is not...
Look, ma, no hands! I think I attracted some attention:Scoble: Oracle can�t get blogging respectAgreed, the lack of a formal blogger relations program is not helpful. But we're working on it. Hopefully Robert will get that invitation soon.
Look, ma, no hands! I think I attracted some attention:Scoble: Oracle can�t get blogging respectAgreed, the lack of a formal blogger relations program is not helpful. But we're working on...
A fairly good sized-crew of my colleagues attended the Web 2.0 Conference in SF last week and returned to the office with a treasure trove of information....
A fairly good sized-crew of my colleagues attended the Web 2.0 Conference in SF last week and returned to the office with a treasure trove of information. (Unfortunately, I was locked in the Mandalay Bay Conf Center in Vegas for IOUG Collaborate at the time.) We have some very interesting new ideas to look into this summer.What I find personally discouraging, however, is the complete lack of Oracle mindshare in this area. Even SAP was mentioned several times at the Web 2.0...
A fairly good sized-crew of my colleagues attended the Web 2.0 Conference in SF last week and returned to the office with a treasure trove of information. (Unfortunately, I was locked in the Mandalay...
I've seen several posts lately about Discussion Forums etiquette, and for those of you similarly interested in such matters - or if you simply want to have a...
I've seen several posts lately about Discussion Forums etiquette, and for those of you similarly interested in such matters - or if you simply want to have a good laugh - I suggest that you read this thread.A great example of the OTN community at work, in all its richness (and humor). Now you know how NOT to ask a question!
I've seen several posts lately about Discussion Forums etiquette, and for those of you similarly interested in such matters - or if you simply want to have a good laugh - I suggest that you read...
Have recently returned from IOUG Collaborate in Las Vegas, which was one of the more energized instances of that conference I've experienced recently. Just a...
Have recently returned from IOUG Collaborate in Las Vegas, which was one of the more energized instances of that conference I've experienced recently. Just a few comments/observations:- Oracle's "Flashback" technology, into which Oracle has made major additional investments for version 11.x, is a significant and under-appreciated differentiator. - In Olivier Ricordel's session about Oracle WebCenter, I saw a lot of nodding heads. This is extremely interesting technology that...
Have recently returned from IOUG Collaborate in Las Vegas, which was one of the more energized instances of that conference I've experienced recently. Just a few comments/observations:-...
Thanks to the power of server-side scripting, we are now powering the OTN Java Developer Center and SOA Technology Center (and others soon to follow) with...
Thanks to the power of server-side scripting, we are now powering the OTN Java Developer Center and SOA Technology Center (and others soon to follow) with del.icio.us. Any content we tag "java" and "soa" is now automagically syndicating to those respective OTN pages, where you can also choose to consume the same RSS. And unlike an Ajax implementation, this published content is readable by search engines.This opens up new vistas for content management on OTN; when fully...
Thanks to the power of server-side scripting, we are now powering the OTN Java Developer Center and SOA Technology Center (and others soon to follow) with del.icio.us. Any content we tag "java"...
So today we published the traditional Oracle Java Developer's Guide to JavaOne 2007, where you can get an overview of Oracle-led technical sessions and BOFs,...
So today we published the traditional Oracle Java Developer's Guide to JavaOne 2007, where you can get an overview of Oracle-led technical sessions and BOFs, the content of this year's free software DVDs (there are two of them), info about how to get a free pass to a special showing of Spider-Man 3 at The Metreon (awesome, state-of-the-art cinema right next to Moscone), etc.I'd like to say that you should keep your eyeballs on some specific conference themes, but I think we...
So today we published the traditional Oracle Java Developer's Guide to JavaOne 2007, where you can get an overview of Oracle-led technical sessions and BOFs, the content of this year's free software...
Today OTN deployed a series of new Grid Computing discussion forums; topics include Oracle RAC, Clusterware, ASM, and installation of all of the above.These...
Today OTN deployed a series of new Grid Computing discussion forums; topics include Oracle RAC, Clusterware, ASM, and installation of all of the above.These forums are literally "virginal" territory right now, so login and stake your claim as an expert today.
Today OTN deployed a series of new Grid Computing discussion forums; topics include Oracle RAC, Clusterware, ASM, and installation of all of the above.These forums are literally "virginal" territory...
Duncan Mills tells me that the folks at EMEA Oracle Usergroup Council (EOUC) have been kind enough to offer OTN members a 10% registration discount for the EOUC...
Duncan Mills tells me that the folks at EMEA Oracle Usergroup Council (EOUC) have been kind enough to offer OTN members a 10% registration discount for the EOUC 07 conference (May 3-4, in Amsterdam). Register at www.eouc.eu using discount code 848734121875.In addition to several Oracle speakers, the legendary Chris Date will be presenting on "The Closed World Assumption" (a high-five for anyone who attends and reports on the substance of this session)!
Duncan Mills tells me that the folks at EMEA Oracle Usergroup Council (EOUC) have been kind enough to offer OTN members a 10% registration discount for the EOUC 07 conference (May 3-4, in Amsterdam)....
