Hey, MapExtream developers and MapInfo Corporate - what does this mean? It this good? Whats next? Things are moving so fast. Heck even your stock is over $30! Was MapInfo there? I mean the meeting was just down the river from Troy and were they there? If so what was the scoop? MidNight Mapper aka Neil ******************* CLIP ********************** NEW YORK, NY Dec. 7, 1999-At the Java Business Conference, Oracle Corp., the number one choice for e-business, announced that it will license and support Sun Microsystems's Java (tm) 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) across Oracle's entire Internet Platform. "Oracle is laser focused on delivering the software infrastructure necessary for successful e-business transformation. It's a critical equipment to gaining competitive advantage in today's Internet economy," said Jeremy Burton, vice president of Internet Platform Marketing, Oracle Corporation. "Oracle has worked closely with Sun and others to define the Java 2 platform, and we will continue this effort through our licensing and support of Java 2 Enterprise Edition." Oracle's support of J2EE will span Oracle Jdeveloper with Oracle Business Components for Java, the Oracle XML Developer's Kit, Oracle(r) Application Server, Oracle8i(tm) and Oracle8i Lite and the recently announced Oracle Integration Server. Developers can download copies of the latest versions of Oracle software free-of-charge from the Oracle Technology Network at http://technet.oracle.com. More info via: http://www.spatialnews.com/dailynews/today/oracle.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put "unsubscribe MAPINFO-L" in the message body, or contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
