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ProActive 4.1, Open Source Java Grid Framework, Available

Posted by: Celine Despoix on June 08, 2009    0 comments    last post: June 08, 2009
Introduction to ProActive Parallel Suite, an open source Java middleware for parallel and distributed computing
First major release of ProActive Scheduling: 1.0
New features in ProActive Programming 4.1

CodeSmith 5.1 Released with New Lower Pricing Options!

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ShellObjects.WPF 2009 released

Posted by: LogicNP Software on May 28, 2009    0 comments    last post: May 28, 2009
The ShellObjects.WPF 2009 component set brings to your app quick-launch-like appbars, MSN/Office2003 style popups, explorer-like progress dialogs, system-wide hotkeys, animated tray icons, and much more.

ThinkInSQL.NET Open-Sourced

Posted by: Joe Clarke on May 27, 2009    0 comments    last post: May 27, 2009
Independent Reach Software has released their .NET persistence solution ThinkInSQL under the LGPL.

Book Review:

Posted by: Joe Webb on May 27, 2009    1 comment    last post: May 28, 2009
I recently received a copy of “Learning SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services” by Jayaram Krishnaswamy published by Packt Publishing. Original article: http://webbtechsolutions.com/2009/05/20/book-review-learning-sql-server-2008-reporting-services/

YourKit Profiler 4.0 for .NET released

Posted by: YourKit Team on May 27, 2009    0 comments    last post: May 27, 2009
YourKit, LLC is glad to announce immediate availability of YourKit Profiler 4.0 for .NET released on May 19, 2009.

It can be downloaded at http://www.yourkit.com/dotnet/download/

Inability to measure SLAs around application performance

Posted by: Andreas Grabner on May 26, 2009    0 comments    last post: May 26, 2009
The 2008 Aberdeen Report on Application Performance Management listed the top challenges for Application Performance Management. The Inablity to measure SLAs around application performance is in the top 5 list.

Analyze the structure of PDF documents

Posted by: Alex Furness on May 25, 2009    0 comments    last post: May 25, 2009
PDF Analyzer is a standalone application designed to examine the structure and contents of PDF documents with precise detail. This level of scrutiny means greater control over the inner workings of PDF documents and ultimately–greater control over how documents are processed and optimized.

http://www.pdfanalyzer.com/

How to extend Visual Studio 2010 Web- and Load-Testing

Posted by: Andreas Grabner on May 20, 2009    0 comments    last post: May 20, 2009
Visual Studio 2010 offers a new set of extension points for Web- and Load-Testing. Check out this How to extend Visual Studio 2010 Web- and Load-Testing with Transactional Tracing

Implement SOA Strategies for BizTalk Server Solutions

Posted by: Swati V on May 19, 2009    0 comments    last post: May 19, 2009
SOA Patterns with BizTalk Server 2009 is a new book that teaches architects to design and build flexible and reusable SOA solutions using BizTalk Server 2009.

CryptoLicensing For ActiveX 2009 released.

Posted by: LogicNP Software on May 19, 2009    1 comment    last post: May 22, 2009
CryptoLicensing for ActiveX provides a robust, yet easy way to add licensing, copy-protection and activation capabilities to your VB6, VBA, RealBasic, Delphi, Borland, MFC, ATL, C++, etc applications, libraries, components and controls.For Product Information, visit,
http://www.ssware.com/cryptolicensing/cryptolicensing_ocx.htm

User based service level enforcement for Web Applications

Posted by: Andreas Grabner on May 18, 2009    0 comments    last post: May 18, 2009
Monitoring response times for web applications is one way to enforce SLA’s (Service Level Agreements). Typically you define different SLA’s for different pages of your application. Its however becoming more important to enforce service levels on a per user or user group basis. This article explains an approach to enforce SLAs on a per user base



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