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Java, BPELJ hailed







Java, BPELJ hailed

Java, BPELJ hailed 04/09/2004 07:59 PM

Java is getting promotional boosts in the form of a gathering of vendors touting the latest Java specification and a whitepaper pertaining to BPELJ (Business Process Execution Language for Java), which links Java and Web services business processes.




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