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News Briefs: July 15, 2009


By SD Times News Team
July 15, 2009 —  (Page 1 of 2)
COMPANIES
Debugger provider TotalView Technologies has partnered with IBM to market the TotalView debugger on IBM’s Blue Gene/P supercomputer. An IBM executive said this will offer Blue Gene/P users a great option because of its ability to debug complex applications.

NEW PRODUCTS
ComponentOne has released software that reduces the size of Silverlight XAP files. XAP, pronounced “zap,” is the file extension for a Silverlight-based application package. ComponentOne executives said XapOptimizer can reduce a Silverlight application up to 70% by removing unused classes and XAML resources. This can quicken the download time of other network resources.

UPDATES
Enterprise software maker Bluenog has released a new version of its open-source application development platform. Bluenog ICE 4.5 has an Enterprise Wiki feature, based on the JSPWiki open-source project that allows users to share content.

Information security company Aladdin Knowledge Systems has released a new version of its software protection and licensing software. HASP SRM 4.0 allows for hardware- and software-based protection, license creation, management, and enforcement. According to Aladdin executives, the new version lets developers do software licensing in three new languages: Chinese, Italian and Japanese.

Timesys has released LinuxLink 3.0, the latest version of its software development framework for Linux. LinuxLink now has integration with the Virtex-6 FPGA (field programmable gate array) silicon foundation product line from digital programmable logic device company Xilinx. The combination of the LinuxLink framework and Xilinx bring smoother hardware/software integration, according to Timesys executives.

Business intelligence company Panorama Software has added a Flash Analytics client to its NovaView business intelligence application suite. Company executives said the client will improve data analysis capabilities. Other new features in NovaView 6.0 include a new relational data connector that maps to all relational data sources, and the ability for users to collaborate inside or outside of the firewall when building reports.

Instantiations has updated all of its software quality and security offerings in conjunction with the release of Eclipse Galileo. As part of the update, there is expanded data binding in its WindowBuilder Pro GUI builder, as well as integration with the Mac OS Cocoa application development environment. Company executives also said there is improved test generation in the CodePro AnalytiX code quality software.

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