Using your Built-In iSight with Parallels (and VMWare)
It is probably an old tipe, but I have just configured my Windows XP Parallels VMs
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Endangered Peregrine Falcons Return to Oracle HQ
Peregrine falcons have returned to Oracle's campus in Redwood Shores, California. You can watch the newborns on the Oracle Falconcam.
Oracle Development Kit for Spring
To help you better understand the support Oracle offers to Spring developers, everything you need to get started with Spring on Oracle Containers for Java EE is now available in the Oracle Development Kit for Spring. Whether you're new to Spring or an old hand, you're sure to benefit from the contents of the Development Kit:
OracleAS & JDeveloper: JavaEE 5.0 Technology Preview
During JavaOne last week Oracle has announced the availability of a the new JavaEE 5.0 Technology Preview of Oracle Containers for JavaEE and JDeveloper (release 11).
Oracle Develop 2007: conference near you from Oracle
Oracle is has started to deliver the "Oracle Developer 2007" conference. In this two days even you will learn more about multiple technologies: Enterprise Java,
Online Public Libraries: Google Books and now.. Europeana
I am sure that you know about Google Books//books.google.com/
Grails vs Rails Performance Benchmark
Graeme, the Grails Project Lead has published a very interesting benchmark of Grails versus Rails applications, that is available on the Grails wiki:
Tangosol is joining the Oracle family
During The Server Side Symposium in Vegas, Thomas Kurian announced that Oracle is acquiring Tangosol, during the keynote, Cameron Purdy (Tangosol's CEO) has demonstrated how cool Coherence can be, and they have presented how it could be used in the context of XTP (Extreme Transaction Processing).
Using Groovy within Oracle Data Integrator
As you may remember, Oracle acquired few months back a data integration solution from Sunopsis, and has integrated it in our product under the name "Oracle Data Integrator" (ODI).
JavaEE 5 Features of OracleAS 10gR3
OracleAS 10g R3 (10.1.3.x) is a certified J2EE 1.4 container, but OracleAS provides already support to some of the features of the Java Enterprise Edition 5