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In this Issue:
Free Webcast: How to Achieve
Concurrency and High Performance in a SOA Brought to you by Intel &
Rogue Wave Software
Undoubtedly,
SOA allows for significant flexibility; however, with the change in
microchips to multi-core, new levels of concurrency are required. Software
Pipelines is a methodology that defines rules for designing business
processes to achieve maximum concurrency, and thereby maximum performance
of SOA-based applications. Learn the fundamentals of this methodology and
how to apply them to achieve dramatic business and technological benefits.
In
addition, learn what new Intel tools and methods are available that will
enable you to easily introduce scalable multithreading to your software,
and how these methods complement Software Pipelines.
Key Topics:
- Software
Pipelines basic methodology
- Achieving
concurrency
a. Maintaining order of integrity
b. Working with single-threaded processes
Date/Time: Thursday,
November 16th - 9:00 a.m. PT / 12:00 p.m. ET
Duration: 1 hour
Featured Speakers:
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Scott Lasica, Vice President
of Technical Services Worldwide,
Rogue Wave Software
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Shobhan Jha, Product Line
Marketing Manager,
Multithreading Software Products, Intel
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JackBe and Rogue Wave Software Announce
Strategic Partnership Agreement that Addresses Growing Demand for High
Performance SOA Applications
JackBe,
the premier provider of Rich Enterprise Application (REA) solutions that
integrate SOA and Ajax (read the eWeek
article), and Rogue Wave Software have announced a strategic
partnership designed to address the growing demand for high performance SOA
applications.
The
partnership recognizes and leverages the strong complementary fit between
the Rogue Wave Software and JackBe product architectures. The Rogue
Wave® Hydra Suite delivers exponential performance and throughput
improvements for critical software applications based on a Service Oriented
Architecture (SOA). JackBe’s
Presto REA Platform combines and extends the SOA services produced by
Rogue Wave Hydra into highly interactive Ajax-based applications offering
enterprise-grade reliability, scalability, and service governance.
Find
out more | Read
the press release
Read
the eWeek article – “
JackBe
Aims to Work Magic with SOA and AJAX “
SourcePro® C++ Daylight Saving Times
(DST) Enhancement
Are You Using RWTime, RWDateTime, or
RWDBDateTime? If so, Learn More About Important DST Changes
Starting
March 11, 2007, Daylight Saving Time will be extended another four to five
weeks, from the second Sunday of March to the first Sunday of November.
This change might impact you if you are currently using SourcePro C++ (or
.h++) date and time calculation classes (RWTime, RWDateTime, or
RWDBDateTime). By default, these classes use Daylight Savings Time rules
defined in the SourcePro Essential Tools Module. Unless these DST rules get
updated, time calculations will return incorrect results in 2007 and
subsequent years, since times will be stored and manipulated based on the
dates for DST start and end that were valid prior to the rule change. To
find out more about how your version of SourcePro C++ and/or .h++ may be
impacted, please contact your local
sales rep.
Currently supported? |
Get answers to most frequently
asked questions and download the Daylight
Saving Time 2007 enhancement free of charge.
Not supported? |
Contact your local
sales rep to re-new your support or inquire about how consulting
services can help.
Intel® Software Network Developer
Communities Start Talking - Join in
Intel
® Corporation, a Rogue Wave Software partner, has embraced new trends and
launched Blogs for software developers. Insights and observations
come from many Intel engineers and architects who have volunteered to share
their passion about their work. Topics can be as broad as Open
Source development, developer learning strategies, and trends in Web
2.0. Or they can be as specific as SOA, mobile gaming, and yes –
even the venerable FORTRAN. Some of the new Blogs include “
Perspectives
from Application Engineering” and “
Thread
Monkeys and other Concurrent Beasties”
You
too can participate and network with your peers. Join the
conversation and check out the list of Blogs at the Intel®
Software Network.
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