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INDUSTRY SUPPORT The following companies, among others, have endorsed the JavaTM 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE), and have been instrumental in helping us develop the specifications. Some of our supporters also provided quotes (
"A key area of focus for Adobe is on building an extensible set of tools that enable designers to incorporate e-commerce capabilities into their sites," says Hank Skorny, senior director of Adobe's Internet Products Group. "We are delighted to announce our intention to support Sun's Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition, which will provide a secure, platform-independent architecture that will help further our customers' dynamic e-business site development."
"Allaire believes the release of Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition as a major milestone in the development of the Java platform, and we've already implemented key components of the specification in Allaire JRun," says Adam Berrey, product marketing director for Allaire. "The release of J2EE will accelerate our plans to give the hundreds of thousands of programmers in the Allaire developer community the ability to deliver sophisticated enterprise and e-commerce solutions that leverage J2EE technology through the Allaire web application platform." PR Contact: Kim Borst
"As one of the industry's earliest leaders in server-side Java technology for the web, we are particularly excited to be a part of the release of J2EE. Its platform independent architecture enables the entire Internet software community to innovate at an unparalleled rapid pace," says Joe Chung, Chairman and CTO of Art Technology Group. "ATG is firmly committed to continued support of the J2EE standards throughout our Dynamo product line." PR Contact: Nancy Morrisroe
"We believe the Java 2 platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) standards are as important to the growth in the Web application server market as SQL was to the relational database market in the 80's," said Scott Dietzen, chief technology officer for WebXpress, a BEA company. "BEA has been working closely with Sun on the development of the J2EE standards to provide a complete, integrated platform on which to develop and deploy enterprise Java applications. BEA has also consistently been among the first to deliver J2EE technology to the market, and we are continuing this strong support with the beta release of BEA WebLogic Server 4.5. For our customers, who have already deployed a diverse range of e-commerce and other Web-based applications, J2EE is key to protecting their investment." PR Contact: Angie Rodriguez
"With Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition Sun enhances Java technology with key technologies, including Java servlets, JavaServer Pages, and Enterprise JavaBeans needed to extend the power of Java to the enterprise at large," says Bob Bickel, senior vice president of products for Bluestone Software, Inc. "As a longtime Java technology advocate and provider of industrial-strength Java-based solutions, Bluestone Software is fully committed to the J2EE specification and J2EE compliance for all our products." PR Contact: Susan D'Elia
"In today's web-based economy, our customers need a platform-independent architecture that will be able to handle the increasing demands of the Internet. The Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition is a robust platform that enables us to provide our customers with the infrastructure to succeed on the Internet," says Jeff Barca-Hall, chief technology officer of Inprise Corporation. "The Inprise Application Server 4, VisiBroker 4 and JBuilder 3 products support the latest J2EE standards and Inprise will continue to develop products that enable our customers to leverage the power of the Web." PR Contact: Brett Smith
"BullSoft is committed to incorporating new technologies in our products that allow us to provide better solutions to our customers," said Henry Ancona, president of BullSoft, the worldwide software division of Bull. "The use of Enterprise JavaBeans in OpenMaster and AccessMaster will allow easy and seamless integration of new enterprise technologies and services. With the Java 2 platform, Enterprise Edition, Sun provides a breakthrough that simplifies the creation and distribution of enterprise applications. These new developments will enable us to provide an even lower Total Cost of Ownership than we currently offer, while increasing the quality of our management applications." PR Contact: Antonio Plutino
"Our customers recognize the value of 100% Pure Java implementations," said Bill Seagrave, CEO of D2K, Inc. "Developing future Tapestry and information portal products based on the Java 2 Platfrom, enterprise edition will reduce our time to market and allow our customers to enjoy even more robust and scalable solutions. We view early adoption of Sun's Java 2 Platfrom, Enterprise Edition as a key competitive advantage." PR Contact: Jim Benjamin
"With J2EE, the promised land of enterprise applications developed with reusable software components is now a reality," says Charles M. Stack, president and CEO of Flashline.com. "J2EE provides the Enterprise JavaBeans component architecture for developing cross-platform, server-side component solutions. This framework is a commitment to component reuse and confirms the competitive advantage achieved through assembling and developing multi-tier applications with reusable software components." PR Contact: Marti Bowman
"Forte has long been an active supporter and participant in the development of the J2EE standards," says Jonathan McKay, Sr. VP Internet Application and Performance Tools, Sun Microsystems. "We believe that the platform, in conjunction with world-class enterprise development and deployment tools like our Forte for Java, Enterprise Edition, is ready for use in business critical e-commerce applications. Our customers are enthusiastically adopting this technology to 'dot com' their businesses." PR Contact: Mark Herring
"Fujitsu Limited is an early supporter of the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition, and we are pleased to be a part of this technology release. Platform independence, commitment to standards, reduced development costs and smooth integration with existing legacy applications are core J2EE features which will make our customers more competitive," says Masahiko Fujita, General Manager, Application Server Software Division, Fujitsu Software Group. "J2EE is crucial to the success of our INTERSTAGE Application Server, and we plan to ship a J2EE compatible version of INTERSTAGE soon." PR Contact: Jim Hughes
"The Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition is the future of enterprise application creation and deployment," said Doug Pollack, vice president of marketing for GemStone Systems, Inc. "Sun is providing the underlying standard technology for vendors like GemStone Systems to build the EJB application server platforms that are so necessary for successful Internet commerce deployments. GemStone/J integrates the J2EE component models today along with its enterprise-class security, coordinated transaction infrastructure and complete scaling capabilities into an Internet commerce-ready application platform." PR Contact: Sandi Coe
"The business-to-business e-commerce world is poised to boom in the new millennium, and infrastructure will play a vital role in this new, connected world," says Rowland Archer, President and CEO of HAHT Software. "We already support the Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition and are aggressively moving to support the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition standard within our HAHTsite Application Server by February 2000. In so doing, we will continue to provide an open, secure, and scalable platform for business-to-business e-commerce." PR Contact: Grant Kitching
"J2EE has some exciting possibilities for our enterprise customers developing and deploying component-based application in distributed environments", said Patrick Rogers, Worldwide Marketing Manager for HP's Business Critical Computing Business Unit. "Experts from HP's Enterprise Java team have been actively involved in refining the specification for J2EE, and we are very interested in seeing our customers participate in the public review of J2EE to ensure its success." PR Contact: Susan Henson
"As one of the leading Java technology solutions vendor, we are very excited to embrace Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition, which is critical to the success of our full-scale mission critical business applications. We will actively provide our customer with applications, system integration and solutions that support this powerful Java platform for enterprise," says Nobuyuki Ohshima, Department Manager, Hitachi, Ltd.. PR Contact: Masaru Nihonmatsu
"i-net software will support the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition with i-net SPRINTA, the first available Type 4 JDBC 2.0 Driver for Microsoft SQL Server worldwide. The i-net JDBC 2.0 Driver provides an environment for developing Java-based solutions that preserve existing IT investments, which is a key tenent of J2EE," says Ralf Bischoff, COO of i-net. "JDBC 2.0, one of J2EE's core technologies, is important because it offers a variety of new features like scrollable and updatable result sets and new data types that allow developers to take advantage of Java 2 platform's "Write Once, Run Anywhere" capabilities for industrial strength, cross-platform applications that require access to enterprise data." PR Contact: Ralf Bischoff
"IBM customers and partners need a 3-tier programming model for serious enterprise applications," said Ian Brackenbury, Distinguished Engineer, IBM. "We see Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition, along with CORBA and XML, as the middleware foundation for e-business applications. IBM already provides key elements of the platform and we are actively endorsing Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition. As always, IBM recognizes the need and is pushing for a complete standards-based Java platform." PR Contact: Marisa Shumway
"The annoucement by Sun of Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition is a key event in the evolution of this technology," says Derek Lambert, President and CEO of Imperial Software Technology. "To satisfy the developer requirement for rapid prototyping, building and deployment of multi-tier applications, we will support the technology with our Visaj visual application builder and our new IDE, Visaj WorkShop."
"Our commitment to J2EE extends our leadership role in the Java technology community," says Steve Weick, Senior Vice President of Informix. "Our strategy is to deliver a complete J2EE-based platform that is tightly integrated with our database technology, enabling the development of distributed Web applications across the enterprise. From hosting Java inside of the server with Foundation.2000 to providing one of the first 100% Pure Java(TM) database with Cloudscape, our goal is to become the de facto platform for all Java applications." PR Contact: Mindy Behse
"Enterprise JavaBeans are fundamental to realizing significant improvements in the implementation, deployment, management, and maintenance of enterprise applications," said Jack Greenfield, chief technical officer at InLine Software. "That's why we have used EJB and the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) platform as the foundation of the technology we are developing and delivering. Both technologies will help us with our goal of simplifying the creation of distributed enterprise applications that exploit the benefits of Internet and intranet technologies while keeping with industry standards." PR Contact: Christopher Corcoran
"Inprise continues its commitment to Sun's Java technologies with support for the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition in our VisiBroker, JBuilder and Inprise Application Server products," said Jeff Barca-Hall, chief technology officer of Inprise Corporation. "We will be providing extensive support for J2EE in the next version of our acclaimed Inprise Application Server, which is based on a new EJB Server that is integrated with our industry-standard CORBA technologies. Our award-winning JBuilder Java development tool now includes Enterprise Java Beans and servlet support and will include support for other J2EE technologies in the upcoming Windows NT, Solaris and Linux versions." PR Contact: Brett Smith
"Sun's Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition is the most suitable technology in the market today serving as a truly business-critical, enterprise-class platform to replace the Mainframe environment. Intercomp's mission is to help Mainframe applications to maintain their functionality and logic by extracting the core business rules and transforming them to a new technological environment instead of the obsolescent legacy environment. For that purpose we were seeking a platform that could support our customer's mission-critical applications' need for high-scale performance, server-based services and reliability as well as component-based and web-enabled features. Sun's Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition features all these capabilities." http://www.intercomp.com
"The Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition offers our customers the flexibility they need when creating complex e-commerce sites," says Stephan Schambach, CEO, Intershop Communications. "Our use of both J2EE and XML programming language provides strong support and a strong, secure engine for e-commerce, which ensures freedom of choice for customers. We look forward to continued enhancements from Java technology that focus on meeting the needs of the expanding enterprise e-commerce community." PR Contact: Natalie Sequeira
"As members of the Early Release program for the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition, we are totally committed to the release of this technology. It will provide a strong, secure engine for Java-based e-commerce applications and enterprise portals," says Simon Pepper, Senior Product Manager Java Products, IONA Technologies. "J2EE is absolutely crucial to the long-term success of the IONA iPortal Application, which will be compliant by Q3 2000." PR Contact: Sarah Lima
"In releasing the first set of premium performance tools for the server-side development, KL Group is demonstrating its commitment to the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition," says Ed Lycklama, chief technology officer, KL Group. "KL Group believes that J2EE will define the framework of standards for server-side Java, and as such we are dedicated to providing tools that support performance, scalability, and robustness of applications developed in J2EE environments." PR Contact: Paula Capstick
"The Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition is the future of enterprise application creation and distribution," said Paul Colton, President and CEO of Live Software, Inc. "Live Software is fully committed to supporting the Java 2 platform, Enterprise Edition technologies in its award-winning JRun product line. JRun already includes full support for Java Servlets and JavaServer Pages, and will soon support Enterprise JavaBeans. Using these technologies, Sun is providing a platform that allows JRun to offer cost-effective development and deployment of web applications." PR Contact: Shannon Gillikin
"As an early supporter of J2EE, we are excited about the release of this technology," says Jim Acquaviva, CEO of LiveWater, Inc. "Our target market is investing strategically in Java technology and relies on its platform-independent architecture to provide a strong and secure foundation for e-business initiatives, without sacrificing flexibility. One of our driving goals is to create sophisticated breakthrough technologies that inspire developers through ease of use, Java-technology centricity, and innovative, meaningful productivity features. J2EE will play a large part in our ability to meet and exceed those goals." PR Contact: Jennifer Scheer
"Luna is excited to be a part of the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition release," says Mark Christiansen, Chief Technology Officer of Luna Systems. "J2EE platform-independent architecture provides a strong, secure engine for our business-to-business solutions and ensures our customers retain freedom of choice. The incorporation of J2EE will be crucial to the Luna Product Suite's continued success." PR Contact: Cynthia McHugh
"The Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition is a great milestone for enterprise application creation and deployment. It will benefit our large Web publishing customer-base and future "Project Whirlwind" customers by providing greater flexibility for deployment choices among Java application servers," says Kevin Lynch, vice president and co-general manager at Macromedia. "Macromedia products already take advantage of the Java platform, including JSP technology support in Drumbeat 2000 and Java servlets in Generator. In the coming months, we plan to extend our support for J2EE in more Macromedia products to provide our customers with today's most important technological advantages." PR Contact: Susan Nicolls
"As an early adopter of Java technology, MERANT has worked closely with Sun on the JDBC 2.0 specification," says John Goodson, MERANT vice president of research and development. "Our support for Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition and the optional package features within JDBC 2.0, such as distributed transactions, is critical to the success of our customers e-business initiatives. J2EE enables our customers to build highly scalable and reliable Java platform-based applications for the enterprise." PR Contact: Lori Baccanari
"Sun's Forte' for Java, Community Edition, based on NetBeans recently acquired technology, is a great complement to the J2EE platform providing a flexible, extensible IDE for J2EE. Not only is Forte' for Java, Community Edition written in Java, but it also provides an cross-platform integrated development environment for development using JavaBeans, Servlets, JavaServer Pages, JDBC, RMI over IIOP, CORBA, JNDI, and XML." PR Contact: Mike Shuster
"We believe that the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition is an exciting technology that provides an open, consistent and standards based platform for development of the enterprise web-based solutions of the future," says Dan Murphy, president and CEO of NetDirect. "By offering fully JDBC compliant JDBC drivers, JDataConnect provides the all important J2EE component of high performance and reliable database connectivity. The J2EE and JDataConnect technologies will enable a new breed of powerful, cost effective and rapid time-to-market software solutions." PR Contact: David Murphy
"As pioneers in supporting server-side Java technologies such as the Java Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP) technology, we are very excited to participate in the release of the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition," says Vince Bonfanti, President, New Atlanta Communications LLC. "Over the past two years we've seen tremendous growth in the use of Java on the server among our corporate customers as they realize its benefits in productivity, reliability, performance, and scalability when compared to alternate technologies. We will continue to be strong supporters of J2EE and plan to provide support for the latest specifications for JSP technology and servlets in the first quarter 2000." PR Contact: Vince Bonfanti
"The Java Platform has always promised heterogeneous computing solutions, although enterprises first used Java on the desktop, the real payback is using it on the server. The migration exponentially expanded the enterprise lever demands. Sun's delivery if the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition standards ensures that Java will find its real home on the server, where corporations run their business," said Patti Dock, vice president of product marketing, Novell. "Java is a key ingredient to assimilating the Internet into the heterogeneous worlds of servers, ensuring long term IT investments can be protected. We expect to see rapid acceleration in the number of mission critical Java based applications. Novell is extremely pleased to support this seminal moment of Java technology coming to the mainstream corporate enterprise." PR Contact: Gordon Evans
"The Java language and platform of choice for the majority of our customers, said Justin Perreault, President and CEO of Object Design, Inc. "All of our products support the Java 2 language specifications, and we are rolling out EJB support next quarter. Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) is critical to our business success and the success of our customers because it makes possible the development of distributed multi-tier enterprise applications and greatly reduces time-to-market and cost of ownership." PR Contact: Deborah Vlock
"Oracle is committed to delivering the software infrastructure customers use to transform themselves into e-businesses. Software such as Java -- which brings simplicity, scalability, and choice to customers -- facilitates the creation of e-business applications," says Chuck Rozwat, executive vice president, Oracle Corporation. "Oracle and Sun will continue to work closely to define Java 2 standards through Oracle's licensing and support of Sun's Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition." PR Contact: Paige Oneill
"J2EE specification provides enterprise customers with a comprehensive suite of modern technology, with broad industry support," says Randy Hietter, Vice President of Product Management, Persistence Software. "Implementations of J2EE, such as Persistence PowerTier, create a clear path to enterprise IT, removing the guess work and anxiety involved in building next-generation applications." PR Contact: Daisy Biggers
"As an early supporter of JDBC 2.0, we are excited to be a part of the release of this technology. This provides a solid specification for ISVs, tools suppliers, and enterprise-level developers who need to incorporate advanced data management capabilities into their code," says Bruce Scott, President, PointBase, Inc. "J2EE and JDBC 2.0 are crucial to the success of our Mobile and Network Server database products and we intend to ship compatible versions of our product through various planned releases in 2000." PR Contact: Laurie Dineen
"J2EE signals the end of proprietary application servers," says Jay Pullur, CEO of Pramati. "Customers want to know that their application software is fully portable and they will no longer tolerate lock-ins from proprietary APIs."
"Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition allows implementation vendors such as Progress Software to create tremendous value for software developers building e-commerce applications," says George Kassabgi, vice president of Progress Software Corporation. "Our Progress SonicMQ messaging server - which implements the JMS specification within J2EE -- will help our customers get to market quicker with new applications that utilize messaging as a core mechanism for communication and interoperability. Java developers recognize this, having recently voted SonicMQ Best Java Middleware at the SIGS Conference for Java Development." PR Contact: Mark McHarry
"Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition is a huge step forward for the Java software community. Its platform-independent architecture provides a strong, secure engine for e-commerce and ensures freedom of choice for customers," says Markus Weyerhaeuser, VP Business Development, ProSyst. "We are really excited about the release of J2EE and look forward to incorporating it into our development of products and technologies, such as our App Server, EnterpriseBeans Server." PR Contact: Armin Fourier
"As an early supporter of the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition, we are excited to be a part of the release of this technology. Its platform-independent architecture is the perfect answer to today's e-commerce needs and ensures freedom of choice for customers," says Philippe Chambadal, CEO of Quadrian. "Quadrian has ported all its server processes to an EJB architecture and as a result has enjoyed a radical jump in performance and functionality server-side, including scalability, clustering and security. In addition, the elapsed time between the design of a client portal to deployment has collapsed by 60 to 80%." PR Contact: Philip Chambadal
"Rational's customers depend on our tools to enhance team productivity, significantly reduce development cycles and increase the quality and stability of their enterprise applications," said Eric Schurr, vice president and general manager of corporate marketing and suites products for Rattional Software. "With the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition, Sun provides a well defined platform that will support the needs of our mutual customers who need to architect and deploy their critical applications in a faster, more cost-effective way." PR Contact: Kathy Quirk
"Rogue Wave plans to continually upgrade the Studio.J suite to focus on satisfying the demands of the expanding Java technology component market and the growing need for e-commerce components," says Darren Cervantes, Java product manager at Rogue Wave Software." PR Contact: Darin Cervantes
"Sagavista, SAGA's enterprise application integration suite, currently supports core technologies to the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition, such as the Java Messaging Service API, Java Database Connectivity technology, and Java Naming and Directory Interface technology," says Andre Yee, vice president of R&D, SAGA SOFTWARE. "We will continue to expand our support for J2EE in 2000 by enabling support for other key technologies of J2EE, such the Enterprise JavaBeans component architecture." PR Contact: Ellis Steve
"SAS Institute was one of the first vendors supporting Java in its software solutions. We are proud to play a role in the release of the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition, as well. SAS software is well known for its multi-platform support and J2EE's platform-independent architecture provides the powerful engine that many SAS AppDev Studio users need, especially delivering business intelligence via the Internet," says Chip Kelly, program director distributed technologies. "SAS will ship the J2EE compatible version of SAS AppDev Studio in mid-2000." PR Contact: Mitzi Krellwitz
"The Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition specifies a well-rounded suite of fully integrated infrastructure services to meet the needs of today's diverse e-Business applications," says John Pompeii, Chief technology officer for Secant. "Secant Extreme Enterprise Server's implementation of J2EE allows developers to rapidly build truly enterprise-class, distributed e-Business applications while being removed from the complexities normally associated with middleware technologies." PR Contact: Kenny Rubin
:This edition of the Java 2 platform is a huge step in making Java technology fit for the enterprise. Its platform-independent architecture provides a strong, secure engine for e-commerce and mission-critical applications. Our Mainframe System BS2000/OSD has been the first operating system getting the Internet Server Branding from "The Open Group," and now we are looking forward to incorporating the release of J2EE into our products and technologies, such as our High-End-Application-Server BeanTransactions." PR Contact: Klaus Engelke
"We believe the industry is coalescing around the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition and SilverStream is committed to supporting such important technology standards," says Arny Epstein, Chief Technology Officer of SilverStream Software. "In fact, recently published reviews of the SilverStream Application Server 3.0 beta have praised SilverStream for its innovative and comprehensive support of J2EE -- highlighting our ongoing commitment to J2EE." PR Contact: Wayne St. Amand PR Contact: Wayne St. Amand
"We see the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition as the final and most important stage in establishing the Java technology as a mature solution for the IT world", said Roni Weisman, CEO and co-founder of Softera. "We have already added full support for the Enterprise JavaBeans framework, including Entity beans, in SoftModeler/Business, our UML based modeling tool for the enterprise developer. We feel committed to the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition, and we'll keep pace with Sun's updates to the standard." PR Contact: Roni Weisman
"The Sun-Netscape Alliance has always recognized and supported the value of industry standards," says Stuart Wells, senior vice president of infrastructure products for the Sun-Netscape Alliance. "J2EE is one of the most important standards to emerge, providing an optimized environment for application development and a greater return on application investments. iPlanet Application Server's and the new iPlanet BillerXpert Consolidator Edition's forthcoming J2EE compliance, combined with their scalability, reliability and performance, delivers what enterprise customers need for success in the Net Economy."
"Sybase has been working closely with Sun for the past three years and has always been at the forefront of adopting key Java technologies. With today's release of Sybase Enterprise Application Server 3.5, Sybase has once again demonstrated our commitment to helping customers take advantage of the best the Java 2 platform has to offer," says Raj Nathan, vice president and general manager, Internet Applications Division, Sybase, Inc. "Sybase's support of J2EE, along with the other multiple component models found in today's enterprises, will provide customers the flexibility to seamlessly integrate all of their existing infrastructure." PR Contact: Jennifer Biggar
"VisualCafe's industry-leading support of Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition is in keeping with our commitment to continually provide the most advanced Java development solutions," said Mansour Safai, vice president of Symantec's Internet Tools division. "Developers using VisualCafe have a development environment that takes extensive advantage of J2EE for building robust distributed enterprise applications for leveraging their legacy systems, and to provide them with what they need to easily web-enable their business processes." PR Contact: Michelle Cunningham
"Sun's J2EE is the standard for the development and deployment of multi-tier enterprise applications," says Nick Kimball, VP Sales and Marketing. "Tendril is pleased to support J2EE with our flagship product line, StructureBuilder. StructureBuilder's new ejbCreate module is a complete EJB development tool and allows developers to leverage J2EE in the design, development and deployment of Enterprise JavaBeans. With support for the industry's leading application servers, StructureBuilder and J2EE deliver rapid time to market of enterprise applications." PR Contact: Nick Kimball
"The Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition is enabling corporations and their partners across the globe to implement scalable, reliable, and multi-user secure commerce solutions," says Ed Roman, CEO of The Middleware Company. "Our firm provides on-site training and consulting to customers who wish to abandon proprietary technology in favor of J2EE. We believe J2EE's power lies in its vendor and platform independence, and our customers agree." PR Contact: Ed Roman
"Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition goes a long way toward simplifying multi-tier applications development for the information supply chain. As a staunch supporter of J2EE, we are pleased to be a part of the release of this technology," says Gary T. Hannah, thinWEB.com's president and CEO. "J2EE provides a single standard that can sit on top of a wide range of existing enterprise systems, and effectively breaks through the barriers inherent between these systems. As a long-time Java supporter, we will be shipping a J2EE-compatible version of our ThinAccess ultra thin client JDBC product in January 2000." PR Contact: Marcie Weber
"TIBCO has been an early adopter and deployer of Java technology and a participant in Java standardization efforts, including J2EE," says Fred Meyer, vice president of product management for TIBCO Software. "TIBCO's TIB/ActiveEnterprise product suite can be used together with J2EE to deliver robust e-business solutions that combine J2EE technologies with TIBCO's world-class messaging technology, business application integration products and Web/portal solutions. Our TIB/ActiveEnterprise product suite will complement J2EE with our scalable, highly-available and industrial-strength integration technology to allow Java-based messaging applications to respond instantly to the events that drive the businesses of our customers." Name: Tanya Klaserner
"Novera Software [acquired by TSI Software] is pleased to support Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition. The benefits the platform provide are synergistic with Novera's Web application integration solution," said John Keenan, senior vice president of marketing and sales, Novera Software. "We plan to support J2EE in our product set to take advantage of the Java platform enhancements to increase the speed with which developers can build and deploy our integration solutions. This will further enable organizations to achieve strategic business advantage by quickly and easily deploying new Web applications that integrate with enterprise systems." PR Contact: Meg O'Leary
"A successful long-term e-commerce solution requires products based on an open platform, which is exactly what J2EE provides," says Dave Glende, Director of Product Management for Unify Corporation. "By using J2EE--including Enterprise JavaBeans, JavaServer Pages, and Java Messaging Services--Unify eWave is able to deliver an end-to-end e-commerce solution based on an open, component-based scalable architecture." PR Contact: Deborah Micciche
"The Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) will be an important factor in application creation and distribution," said Brian Hadfield, VP and GM of the Unisys ClearPath business intiative. "Sun is providing a platform that can allow faster and more innovative ways of wrapping and extending current applications whilst allowing for the development and deployment of new applications in a Unisys ClearPath enterprise server environment."
"Sun Microsystems has delivered a true server platform with the introduction of Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition. The new Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition further enhances the capabilities of the platform," said Imre Kifor, CTO and founder of Valto Systems. "J2EE platform implementations will enable faster and more cost-effective development and deployment of scalable enterprise solutions. We look forward to continuing our relationship with SUn Microsystems and providing highly efficient and embeddable implementations of the J2EE platform with EJIPT."
"Vision's E-Business Automation Systems uses Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition and business rules automation to deliver an open solution for businesses looking to meet every changing E-commerce requirements with high performance web based transaction systems," said Mike DeVries, Vice President of Marketing at Vision Software. |
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