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Tuesday, March 26, 2002
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Sun's Java Web Services Developer Pack (WSDP) is a release that aims to simplify the creation of web services in Java. In practice, the WSDP is four XML-oriented Java API's and a few tools that make creating and accessing web services calls more straightforward from within Java. These API's are layered on core Java capabilities that have been able to implement web services for a long time. [gtb]
9:34:16 AM 
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Device makers and mobile service providers such as Sprint, Research in Motion, and Motorola need mobile Java developers, and are releasing the toolkits necessary to make it easy. [gtb]
9:15:17 AM
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Sun's strategy for leapfrogging the perception that Microsoft leads web services appears to be by leveraging Java's lead in mobile devices. The rationale, I guess, is that the sheer number of mobile devices will help to tip the scales in Sun's favour. [gtb]
9:13:04 AM
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Propaganda-oriented JavaOne keynote coverage courtesy of the folks at Sun. Will look for some more objective coverage from somewhere else. [gtb]
9:07:21 AM
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The technical keynote at JavaOne. An alphabet soup of Java API's and the schedule for their release. Of particular interest is the Web Services Developer Pack (WSDP), a bundling of a bunch of tools aimed at simplifying Web Services Development. [gtb]
9:01:55 AM
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