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By SD Times News Team
November 15, 2006 —  (Page 1 of 2)
Application life-cycle management solutions provider Seapine Software has opened Seapine Labs, a portal for customers and developers to “kick the tires” on new products before they are made widely available. Other areas in the lab will allow use of and contributions to the library of best practices and the use and download of not-ready-for-prime-time development tools. “By providing behind-the-scenes access to product development, Seapine Labs facilitates involvement from our customer and developer communities that will help shape better products,” Richard Riccetti, president and CEO of Seapine, said in a statement . . . Real-time virtual machine provider Aonix will jointly market its PERC solutions with the real-time Linux platforms of Concurrent Computer. The solution is targeted at companies in telecommunications, space exploration, avionics and office automation that need to update their mission-critical software with Java technology. PERC Ultra offers J2SE support for complex embedded applications, while PERC Pico gives Java developers performance in hard real-time applications comparable to C/C++. Concurrent’s real-time systems are RedHawk Linux and SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time.

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A JUnit testing framework for Java ME is available now from Sony Ericsson. Mobile JUnit 1.0 for Java ME CLDC can perform fully automated regression testing of CLDC applications either in emulation or on the actual target phone. Also included is a set of guidelines and principles for such testing . . . AccuSoft is bringing to market ImageGear MD for .NET, an imaging SDK for the development of medical applications for the Microsoft framework. At a cost of US$4,995, the tool enables loading and saving of medical images that use the DICOM 3.0 file format standard, whether monochrome, palletized or true color. It also allows for rendering of 3D images and includes an API for data set creation and removal . . . QEngine Issue Manager (QIM), a Web-based issue management software solution, has been released by AdventNet. QIM offers defect tracking, project management and task management features, as well as time tracking, business rules and reporting features.


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