Sun Microsystems Inc. announced plans for a new version of its portal server software on Thursday, adding support for a proposed Java specification that could make life easier for businesses building ...

Community driven content discussing all aspects of software development from DevOps to design patterns. The portal server isn’t dead, despite the ongoing consensus within the Java community that the ...

Proposals to boost Web services and portal capabilities in Java are up for imminent votes by stewards of the programming language, according to an official at Java inventor Sun Microsystems. Java 2 ...

August 28, 2006—Sun Microsystems has unveiled a portal that will detail its efforts to make its Java programming language available as open source code. After the announcement, Bob Brewin, Sun’s chief ...

Java programmers looking for the next wave in software development would do well to investigate opportunities for building portal applications, suggests Brent Ruggles, curriculum architect for ...

dynaTrace software, a provider of continuous application performance management for Java and .NET applications, announced the launch of a portal and community-based site for the posting and exchange ...

IBM signed on Monday an agreement to resell Mainsoft Corp.’s new .Net Extensions for WebSphere Portal product that will allow companies to use .Net to create Java applications for IBM’s WebSphere ...

Oracle on Wednesday released an early version of its software toolkit that allows developers to create standardized applications to run in Java-based Web site portals. The company said that its portal ...