October 5, 2005 9:07 AM PDT
Apache's Beehive 1.0 generates buzz
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Martin Percival, European technology evangelist and technology manager for BEA Systems Ltd, will present this free seminar on Apache Beehive at Skills Matter on December 1st.
The Beehive open-source project was originally spun out of BEA's WebLogic Workshop. Now, the Apache Software Foundation has announced the release of Beehive 1.0, creating a buzz in the industry. Martin Percival explains why.
To register for this seminar go to: <a href="http://skillsmatter.com/menu/184">http://skillsmatter.com/seminar</a>
Martin Percival, European technology evangelist and technology manager for BEA Systems Ltd, will present this free seminar on Apache Beehive at Skills Matter on December 1st.
The Beehive open-source project was originally spun out of BEA's WebLogic Workshop. Now, the Apache Software Foundation has announced the release of Beehive 1.0, creating a buzz in the industry. Martin Percival explains why.
To register for this seminar go to: <a href="http://skillsmatter.com/menu/184">http://skillsmatter.com/seminar</a>
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