The most comprehensive IDE in our roundup, IBM's WebSphere Studio Application Developer 5.0 (WSAD) combines the strengths of an impressive code-centric Java IDE with some of the visual rapid ...

IBM WebSphere Studio Device Developer 5.6 ($600 direct) offers a well-rounded and versatile Java tool that extends the J2ME platform for business applications. With innovative Java technology ...

IBM and Microsoft have announced the availability of a jointly developed solution for running the network deployment of IBM's WebSphere Application Server (WAS) on Azure Linux-based virtual machines ...

Bob Sutor, IBM's director of WebSphere software, told CRN Monday that IBM is not a part of a plan being hatched by Java tools vendors, including Sun Microsystems and BEA Systems, to set a standard for ...

If you are a Java developer, you absolutely owe yourself the pleasure of trying out IBM's Eclipse (also known as the WebSphere Workbench). It has a dizzying array of features, its completely modular ...

September 24 — Version 5.0 of IBM's WebSphere Studio software for developing Web applications is available, featuring new tools for working with legacy applications written in Cobol and PL1 ...

In order to successfully develop applications using OO languages such as C# and Java, one must use an IDE to compliment their skills, arsenal of books, bookmarked Web sites, and mailing list ...

The announcements come as Sun gears up for a major Sun ONE software launch--including a new version of its Sun ONE Application Server and an integrated software platform--on June 19 in San Francisco.

The company is rewriting its application server software to improve the integration of components within the rest of its product line. Martin LaMonica is a senior writer covering green tech and ...

IBM on Tuesday said it acquired privately held start-up Gluecode Software, a company that offers a low-end, open-source alternative to IBM's WebSphere line. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed ...

Big Blue fills out the low end of its WebSphere line and throws its weight behind Apache's Geronimo project. Martin LaMonica is a senior writer covering green tech and cutting-edge technologies. He ...