Siebel CRM Roadmap by Oracle.

Siebel Investment Roadmap by oracle.

 

For more information please refer the below link.

http://www.boxfusionconsulting.com/oracle_sales_service_marketing_cloud_services

 

 

 

 

 

JBOSS App Server has New Name? Do you know

Its Name is WildFly.

While the name may be new, WildFly is the eigth version of the project previously known as JBoss AS.

Picking up where JBoss AS 7 left off, Wildfly 8 is JBoss' new community project for rapidly driving forward java application server innovation

Refer the Jboss Website

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Download Soon - Update CPU Now Oracle JDK 7u15 and 6u41 released

Oracle has released a Critical Patch Update which including updates to JDK 6 and 7. More information about this CPU is available on https://blogs.oracle.com/security and in the releases notes (7u15, 6u41).

The JDK releases are available from the following download sites:

• java.com for end-user desktops.
• Oracle Technology Network for developers.

Note that this JDK 6 release is the final public update of JDK 6. For more information on the End of Public Updates milestone, see my previous blog on the topic.

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Ganesh Babu G

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[programming thrills]Spring Framework v4.0 Next release!

 For Hungry spring developers

For Spring Framework 4.0, our focus is on emerging enterprise themes in 2013 and beyond:

• First-class support for Java SE 8 based Spring applications:
  language features such as lambda expressions; APIs such as JSR-310 Date and Time
• Configuring and implementing Spring-style applications using Groovy 2:
  Groovy-based bean definitions; Groovy as the language of choice for an entire app
• Support for key Java EE 7 technologies:
  including JMS 2.0, JPA 2.1, Bean Validation 1.1, Servlet 3.1, and JCache
• Enabling WebSocket-style application architectures:
  support for JSR-356 compliant runtimes and related technologies
• Fine-grained eventing and messaging within the application:
  building on our existing application event and message listener mechanisms
• Pruning and dependency upgrades:
  removing deprecated features; raising minimum dependencies to Java 6+ etc

More information : - http://blog.springsource.org/2013/01/16/next-stop-spring-framework-4-0/

I shall show some example of the spring 4.0 by next upcoming posts.