Sun Microsystems this week released a new version of its Java software development tool with support for Web services. Sun previously released test versions of the tool and Web services technology ...

At its 2004 JavaOne Conference, Sun Microsystems will release the much-heralded, so-called easy-to-use visual Java tool, Sun Java Studio Creator. The company will also issue a beta of NetBeans 4.0 ...

Java Studio Creator, a tool designed to appeal to Microsoft developers, will enter a broad testing program next month, in a version with added Web application features.

Remember when Java was going to solve the world's IT problems? The promise was a state of programming nirvana in which the Web would be a dynamic, information-rich experience.

Java has grown in popularity, but in the race to build Web services applications, Java tool vendors have had a hard time matching Microsofts market power. “IDE [integrated development ...

A well-known hacking tool aimed at Java vulnerabilities appears to have gotten an upgrade designed to exploit a newly-patched security flaw addressed in the Java SE 6 Update 33 and Java SE 7 Update 5.

Sun Java Wireless Toolkit with Nokia's SNAP Mobile APIs addresses these issues by removing technological uncertainty while allowing operators, service providers, and game developers to concentrate ...

The Java tools market leader releases JBuilder 8, which is designed to offer better support for Web services and to make code management and debugging easier.

RedKit, meanwhile, is a Russian-language toolkit that competes with the BlackHole and Phoenix crimeware packs, and which has often been loaded up with the latest Java exploits by its developers.