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"Die Frankfurter Börsenbriefe stufen Borland Software (WKN 872698) als Kauf
ein.
Das kalifornische Unternehmen habe den Markt zuletzt positiv überraschen
können. Im 4. Quartal sei bei Erlösen von 50,3 Mio. Dollar (nach 45,5 Mio.
Dollar) im Vergleichszeitraum des Vorjahres 7,3 Mio. oder 11 Cent je Aktie
erwirtschaftet worden. Damit sei die Prognose des Turn-around
eindrucksvoll bestätigt worden.
Auch im Gesamtjahr sei mit einem Ergebnis von 29 Cent nach einem Minus von
46 Cent im Vorjahr der Sprung in die schwarzen Zahlen geschafft worden.
Nach drei aufeinanderfolgenden Quartalen mit operativer Profitabilität sei
das Risiko eines Rückschlags begrenzt.
Für das laufende Jahr habe das Management bereits einen Plan für ein
aggressives Wachstum insbesondere im Ausland auf den Tisch gelegt.
Borlands Produkte für Unternehmensentwicklung und Managementsoftware
würden sich bei den 500 größten Telekommunikations- und Wertpapierhäusern
bereits ausgezeichnet verkaufen. Die Auftragseingänge für das Jahr 2000
würden den Gesamtumsatz des vergangenen Jahres schon jetzt übersteigen."
Hinzu kommt, daß die Java-Tools mit großem Abstand die besten am Markt sind. Es ist mit großen Abschlüssen bei den internationalen Softwareentwicklern (SAP, Oracle, ...) zu rechnen.
ein.
Das kalifornische Unternehmen habe den Markt zuletzt positiv überraschen
können. Im 4. Quartal sei bei Erlösen von 50,3 Mio. Dollar (nach 45,5 Mio.
Dollar) im Vergleichszeitraum des Vorjahres 7,3 Mio. oder 11 Cent je Aktie
erwirtschaftet worden. Damit sei die Prognose des Turn-around
eindrucksvoll bestätigt worden.
Auch im Gesamtjahr sei mit einem Ergebnis von 29 Cent nach einem Minus von
46 Cent im Vorjahr der Sprung in die schwarzen Zahlen geschafft worden.
Nach drei aufeinanderfolgenden Quartalen mit operativer Profitabilität sei
das Risiko eines Rückschlags begrenzt.
Für das laufende Jahr habe das Management bereits einen Plan für ein
aggressives Wachstum insbesondere im Ausland auf den Tisch gelegt.
Borlands Produkte für Unternehmensentwicklung und Managementsoftware
würden sich bei den 500 größten Telekommunikations- und Wertpapierhäusern
bereits ausgezeichnet verkaufen. Die Auftragseingänge für das Jahr 2000
würden den Gesamtumsatz des vergangenen Jahres schon jetzt übersteigen."
Hinzu kommt, daß die Java-Tools mit großem Abstand die besten am Markt sind. Es ist mit großen Abschlüssen bei den internationalen Softwareentwicklern (SAP, Oracle, ...) zu rechnen.
Endlich erkennen das auch mal die Analysten, daß diese Firma etliche Cash-Kühe im Stall hat auf die nächsten Jahre gesehen.
Eigentlich ein absolut sicherer Aktientip.
an cmz: Kannst Du mir bitte mal den Auszug faxen oder als Anhang mailen?
Falls ja:
tiefer_blick@gmx.de
oder
0180/50 52 59 51 74 35
Vielen Dank im voraus!!!
Eigentlich ein absolut sicherer Aktientip.
an cmz: Kannst Du mir bitte mal den Auszug faxen oder als Anhang mailen?
Falls ja:
tiefer_blick@gmx.de
oder
0180/50 52 59 51 74 35
Vielen Dank im voraus!!!
@cmz : Was haelst Du von Actuate ? Deren e-Report-Designer ist im Java-Bereich auch fuehrend, hoffe darauf, dass die auch Crystal-Reports mal den Rang ablaufen ( CR ist gruselig ..!).
Vom KGV her ist Actuate schon sehr teuer, trotzdem haben die sich in der 1. jaehr. Baisse wirklich sehr gut gehalten.
Vom KGV her ist Actuate schon sehr teuer, trotzdem haben die sich in der 1. jaehr. Baisse wirklich sehr gut gehalten.
der konkurrent von Borland´s JBUILDER ist übrigens das VISUAL Café von Symantec. wird auch oft zur java-entwicklung gewählt.
Die Analyse gibt es bei Onvista unter Empfehlungen.
@Tony Y
Mit Actuate habe ich leider noch nie gearbeitet. Kann daher kein Urteil abgeben.
@Eisi Gulb
Von wem wird den Visual Cafe eingesetzt? Das sind doch nur Hobby-Entwickler, oder? Ich kenne kein großes Unternehmen, das das Tools nutzt.
@Tony Y
Mit Actuate habe ich leider noch nie gearbeitet. Kann daher kein Urteil abgeben.
@Eisi Gulb
Von wem wird den Visual Cafe eingesetzt? Das sind doch nur Hobby-Entwickler, oder? Ich kenne kein großes Unternehmen, das das Tools nutzt.
Trading Spotlight
AWSJ: Who`s News: Borland Software Taps Singapore Managers<BEAS.O><BORL.O> 23.04.2001
From The Asian Wall Street Journal
Borland Software, a provider of electronic-business implementation platforms,
appointed Raymond Lee and Steven Siah as country manager and practice manager for
Singapore respectively. As country manager, Mr. Lee will have responsibilities
over market segments in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. He joins Borland from
Iona Technologies where he served as country manager. Mr. Siah is responsible for
managing Borland`s local consulting and project services. Previously, he was
professional services manager for Sybase Singapore.
@ CMZ
doch ich kenn welche, die vcafé einsetzen. ist aber irrelevant.
From The Asian Wall Street Journal
Borland Software, a provider of electronic-business implementation platforms,
appointed Raymond Lee and Steven Siah as country manager and practice manager for
Singapore respectively. As country manager, Mr. Lee will have responsibilities
over market segments in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. He joins Borland from
Iona Technologies where he served as country manager. Mr. Siah is responsible for
managing Borland`s local consulting and project services. Previously, he was
professional services manager for Sybase Singapore.
@ CMZ
doch ich kenn welche, die vcafé einsetzen. ist aber irrelevant.
Borland Software back in black on Q1 revenue rise
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif., April 25 (Reuters) - Creator of the Delphi computer programming language, Borland Software Corporation <BORL.O> on Wednesday said its first quarter net income rose into the black on the strength of an 11 percent increase in revenue.
Scotts Valley, California-based Borland, now focusing on middleware which lets clients deploy compatible Web-based applications, said net income for the quarter rose to $5.9 million, or 8 cents per diluted share, compared with a net loss of $1.1 million, or 2 cents per share, for the first quarter of 2000.
Borland said its first quarter net income excluding $1.5 million in one-time expenses related to the canceled merger with Canadian software developer Corel Corporation <COR.TO> in the first quarter of 2000, was $400,000, or a penny a diluted share.
The company also said revenues for the first quarter increased 11 percent to $51.7 million from $46.5 million last year, and gross margins improved to 85 percent for the first quarter of 2001 versus 81 percent for the comparable quarter a year ago.
The company said the improvements are due to a shift toward higher-margin enterprise business and improved performance from the company`s services and support organization. Borland said it expects revenues to rise 8 to 10 percent in the second quarter and about 20 percent for the full year 2001.
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif., April 25 (Reuters) - Creator of the Delphi computer programming language, Borland Software Corporation <BORL.O> on Wednesday said its first quarter net income rose into the black on the strength of an 11 percent increase in revenue.
Scotts Valley, California-based Borland, now focusing on middleware which lets clients deploy compatible Web-based applications, said net income for the quarter rose to $5.9 million, or 8 cents per diluted share, compared with a net loss of $1.1 million, or 2 cents per share, for the first quarter of 2000.
Borland said its first quarter net income excluding $1.5 million in one-time expenses related to the canceled merger with Canadian software developer Corel Corporation <COR.TO> in the first quarter of 2000, was $400,000, or a penny a diluted share.
The company also said revenues for the first quarter increased 11 percent to $51.7 million from $46.5 million last year, and gross margins improved to 85 percent for the first quarter of 2001 versus 81 percent for the comparable quarter a year ago.
The company said the improvements are due to a shift toward higher-margin enterprise business and improved performance from the company`s services and support organization. Borland said it expects revenues to rise 8 to 10 percent in the second quarter and about 20 percent for the full year 2001.
Hat jemand etwas von einer sehr groß angelegten Kooperation zwischen Borland und SAP gehört?
SAP entwickelt mit Borland`s JBuilder bereits erste Software für die neue Portal-Generation (Saphire Lissabon). Da muß es doch auch eine Kooperation geben. Die Portale von SAP werden zu einer Hauptstrategie von SAP. Dann muß es doch auch eine Kooperation geben, oder?
SAP entwickelt mit Borland`s JBuilder bereits erste Software für die neue Portal-Generation (Saphire Lissabon). Da muß es doch auch eine Kooperation geben. Die Portale von SAP werden zu einer Hauptstrategie von SAP. Dann muß es doch auch eine Kooperation geben, oder?
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Press Release
SOURCE: Borland Software Corporation
Borland Awarded Patent for Its Two-Way Tools
Patented Technology Speeds E-Business Application Development for Borland Customers
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif., May 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Borland Software Corporation (Nasdaq: BORL - news), a leading provider of e-business implementation platforms, today announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has awarded Borland patent 6,185,728, the 94th in its portfolio, for its Two-Way-Tools(TM) method for delegation of object events to event handlers. This process reduces development time by maintaining synchronization between visual and code editors, guaranteeing that changes made in one editor, either visual or code, are reflected automatically in the other. All of Borland`s development environments, including JBuilder(TM), Kylix(TM), Delphi(TM), and C++Builder(TM) utilize this process to speed and ease application development. Copies of this patent can be obtained from the U.S. patent and trademark office at www.uspto.gov.
(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20010118/BORLOGO )
``Borland is well-known for innovating the development process and enabling our customers to gain a competitive edge,`` said Dale Fuller, president and CEO of Borland. ``This patent reinforces our heritage of providing leading independent implementation platforms to help customers develop, deploy and manage their e-business. By continuing to drive technology innovation, Borland continues to build on its legacy of establishing standards for the application development.``
About Borland
Borland is a leading provider of high performance e-business implementation platforms designed to increase developer productivity and reduce time to market for enterprise software projects. E-business implementation platforms consist of software products that allow businesses to develop, deploy and manage e-business applications. Borland is the vendor of choice for professional e-business solution providers who demand a vendor-independent implementation platform that supports rapid time to market, high productivity, performance and availability. Founded in 1983, Borland is headquartered in Scotts Valley, California, with operations worldwide. To learn more, visit Borland at http://www.borland.com/ , the community site at http://community.borland.com or call Borland at 800-632-2864.
BORL is ready for takeoff !!!
BORL
11.16
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delayed 20 mins - disclaimer
Tuesday May 1, 7:30 am Eastern Time
Press Release
SOURCE: Borland Software Corporation
Borland Awarded Patent for Its Two-Way Tools
Patented Technology Speeds E-Business Application Development for Borland Customers
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif., May 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Borland Software Corporation (Nasdaq: BORL - news), a leading provider of e-business implementation platforms, today announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has awarded Borland patent 6,185,728, the 94th in its portfolio, for its Two-Way-Tools(TM) method for delegation of object events to event handlers. This process reduces development time by maintaining synchronization between visual and code editors, guaranteeing that changes made in one editor, either visual or code, are reflected automatically in the other. All of Borland`s development environments, including JBuilder(TM), Kylix(TM), Delphi(TM), and C++Builder(TM) utilize this process to speed and ease application development. Copies of this patent can be obtained from the U.S. patent and trademark office at www.uspto.gov.
(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20010118/BORLOGO )
``Borland is well-known for innovating the development process and enabling our customers to gain a competitive edge,`` said Dale Fuller, president and CEO of Borland. ``This patent reinforces our heritage of providing leading independent implementation platforms to help customers develop, deploy and manage their e-business. By continuing to drive technology innovation, Borland continues to build on its legacy of establishing standards for the application development.``
About Borland
Borland is a leading provider of high performance e-business implementation platforms designed to increase developer productivity and reduce time to market for enterprise software projects. E-business implementation platforms consist of software products that allow businesses to develop, deploy and manage e-business applications. Borland is the vendor of choice for professional e-business solution providers who demand a vendor-independent implementation platform that supports rapid time to market, high productivity, performance and availability. Founded in 1983, Borland is headquartered in Scotts Valley, California, with operations worldwide. To learn more, visit Borland at http://www.borland.com/ , the community site at http://community.borland.com or call Borland at 800-632-2864.
BORL is ready for takeoff !!!
Borland kündigt Delphi 6 an
Noch in diesem Monat will Borland die nächste Version seiner populären Pascal-Entwicklungsumgebung Delphi auf den Markt bringen. Wie das Unternehmen heute ankündigte, wird Delphi 6 vor allem im Bereich Web Services Neuerungen enthalten: Mit den drei neuen Komponenten BizSnap, WebSnap und DataSnap soll es sehr einfach möglich sein, verteilte Anwendungen zu entwickeln, die über XML und SOAP miteinander kommunizieren. Über diese Standards können Delphi-Applikationen dann auch mit Software zusammenarbeiten, die auf .Net oder BizTalk von Microsoft oder auf Suns ONE (Open Net Environment) basieren. Außerdem werden Web-Anwendungen auf Apache-, Netscape- und Microsoft-Servern sowie sämtliche führenden Datenbanken unterstützt.
Delphi 6 enthält erstmals auch unter Windows die Klassenbibliothek CLX, mit der man Anwendungen schreiben kann, die sich sowohl für Windows als auch für Linux kompilieren lassen. Delphi für Linux ist unter dem Namen Kylix bereits seit Februar dieses Jahres auf dem Markt.
Von all dem werden allerdings die Käufer der bei Hobby-Entwicklern beliebten Personal Edition nichts spüren: Weder CLX noch die neuen Komponenten sind in ihr enthalten; letztere bekommt man gar erst mit der Enterprise Edition. Borland nimmt bereits auf seiner Homepage Bestellungen für Delphi 6 entgegen. Dabei sind für die Enterprise-Version 2999 US-Dollar (Upgrade 2399 Dollar), für die Professional-Ausgabe 999 Dollar (Upgrade 399 Dollar) und für Delphi 6 Personal 99 Dollar zu berappen. Preise für den deutschen Markt liegen derzeit noch nicht vor.
Die Auslieferung der US-Version soll nach Borland-Angaben gegen Ende dieses Monats beginnen; auf eine deutsche Version werden die Entwickler hierzulande noch ein paar Wochen länger warten müssen. (hos/c`t)
Noch in diesem Monat will Borland die nächste Version seiner populären Pascal-Entwicklungsumgebung Delphi auf den Markt bringen. Wie das Unternehmen heute ankündigte, wird Delphi 6 vor allem im Bereich Web Services Neuerungen enthalten: Mit den drei neuen Komponenten BizSnap, WebSnap und DataSnap soll es sehr einfach möglich sein, verteilte Anwendungen zu entwickeln, die über XML und SOAP miteinander kommunizieren. Über diese Standards können Delphi-Applikationen dann auch mit Software zusammenarbeiten, die auf .Net oder BizTalk von Microsoft oder auf Suns ONE (Open Net Environment) basieren. Außerdem werden Web-Anwendungen auf Apache-, Netscape- und Microsoft-Servern sowie sämtliche führenden Datenbanken unterstützt.
Delphi 6 enthält erstmals auch unter Windows die Klassenbibliothek CLX, mit der man Anwendungen schreiben kann, die sich sowohl für Windows als auch für Linux kompilieren lassen. Delphi für Linux ist unter dem Namen Kylix bereits seit Februar dieses Jahres auf dem Markt.
Von all dem werden allerdings die Käufer der bei Hobby-Entwicklern beliebten Personal Edition nichts spüren: Weder CLX noch die neuen Komponenten sind in ihr enthalten; letztere bekommt man gar erst mit der Enterprise Edition. Borland nimmt bereits auf seiner Homepage Bestellungen für Delphi 6 entgegen. Dabei sind für die Enterprise-Version 2999 US-Dollar (Upgrade 2399 Dollar), für die Professional-Ausgabe 999 Dollar (Upgrade 399 Dollar) und für Delphi 6 Personal 99 Dollar zu berappen. Preise für den deutschen Markt liegen derzeit noch nicht vor.
Die Auslieferung der US-Version soll nach Borland-Angaben gegen Ende dieses Monats beginnen; auf eine deutsche Version werden die Entwickler hierzulande noch ein paar Wochen länger warten müssen. (hos/c`t)
Borland Kylix zum Kampfpreis
Borland senkt Preis für die Kylix Desktop Edition um 80 Prozent
Borland bietet seine integrierte Entwicklungsumgebung für Linux jetzt zu einem Kampfpreis an. Statt 999,- US-Dollar kostet das Paket bis Ende August nur 199,- US-Dollar. Auch in Deutschland sinkt der Preis entsprechend.
Kylix ist die erste native RAD-Umgebung (Rapid Application Development) für das Betriebssystem Linux und beruht auf Borland Delphi. Kylix bietet visuelle Werkzeuge, einen optimierten Compiler, einen interaktiven, grafischen Debugger und eine umfassende Komponenten-Suite. Mit Kylix sollen sich zeit- und kostensparend grafische Benutzer-Schnittstellen sowie Internet-, Desktop- und Datenbank-Applikationen für die Linux-Plattform entwickeln lassen.
In der Zeit vom 25. Mai bis 25. August 2001 bietet z.B. der deutsche Linux-Distributor SuSE die Borland Kylix Desktop Edition zum Vorzugspreis von 519,55 DM satt bisher 2509,08 DM an. Eine Ersparnis von knapp 2000,- DM.
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Borland senkt Preis für die Kylix Desktop Edition um 80 Prozent
Borland bietet seine integrierte Entwicklungsumgebung für Linux jetzt zu einem Kampfpreis an. Statt 999,- US-Dollar kostet das Paket bis Ende August nur 199,- US-Dollar. Auch in Deutschland sinkt der Preis entsprechend.
Kylix ist die erste native RAD-Umgebung (Rapid Application Development) für das Betriebssystem Linux und beruht auf Borland Delphi. Kylix bietet visuelle Werkzeuge, einen optimierten Compiler, einen interaktiven, grafischen Debugger und eine umfassende Komponenten-Suite. Mit Kylix sollen sich zeit- und kostensparend grafische Benutzer-Schnittstellen sowie Internet-, Desktop- und Datenbank-Applikationen für die Linux-Plattform entwickeln lassen.
In der Zeit vom 25. Mai bis 25. August 2001 bietet z.B. der deutsche Linux-Distributor SuSE die Borland Kylix Desktop Edition zum Vorzugspreis von 519,55 DM satt bisher 2509,08 DM an. Eine Ersparnis von knapp 2000,- DM.
www.golem.de
Kylix wird billiger
Borland: Dramatische Preissenkungen
(tw) Der Hersteller von Programmierwerkzeugen verkauft sein Kylix Entwicklungssystem für deutlich weniger. Statt bisher für knapp 1000$ soll das Paket nur noch 199 Dollar kosten. Kylix ist eine Delphi Entwicklungsumgebung für Linux und gibt den Entwicklern die Chance Delphi Programme nicht nur für Windows zu entwickeln. Wer bis vor kurzem noch den vollen Preis bezahlt hat soll laut Borland entschädigt werden und erhält die Kylix Server Ausgabe umsonst.
Borland: Dramatische Preissenkungen
(tw) Der Hersteller von Programmierwerkzeugen verkauft sein Kylix Entwicklungssystem für deutlich weniger. Statt bisher für knapp 1000$ soll das Paket nur noch 199 Dollar kosten. Kylix ist eine Delphi Entwicklungsumgebung für Linux und gibt den Entwicklern die Chance Delphi Programme nicht nur für Windows zu entwickeln. Wer bis vor kurzem noch den vollen Preis bezahlt hat soll laut Borland entschädigt werden und erhält die Kylix Server Ausgabe umsonst.
HOT News
Monday June 4, 3:06 am Eastern Time
Nokia and Borland Team Up to Enable Development of Wireless Java Applications
New J2ME Development Environment Now Available for Java Enabled Mobile Phones
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 4, 2001--Today at the 2001 JavaOneSM Developer Conference, Nokia (NYSE: NOK - news) and Borland Software Corporation (Nasdaq NM: BORL - news), global leaders in mobility and e-business implementation platforms respectively, announced new Java(TM) technology tools for mobile application developers. This collaboration between Nokia and Borland will significantly advance the market for wireless application development on standard-compliant platforms that expand Java technology to mobile devices.
Borland and Nokia have collaborated to deliver JBuilder(TM) Mobile Set, Nokia Edition - a Java2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME(TM) platform) compliant environment - fully integrated with JBuilder 5, Borland`s leading Java technology development environment, to support software development for Nokia`s Java-enabled phones. Together, JBuilder 5 and JBuilder MobileSet, Nokia Edition include visual design tools for creating mobile applications, device emulation and debugging, as well as all the other standard features offered with the JBuilder development environment.
It is both Nokia`s and Borland`s intention to offer these tools to other manufacturers enabling developers to standardize on one environment for the development and deployment of Java applications across devices from multiple manufacturers. To download these tools, go to the Forum Nokia Web site, Nokia`s online community of more than 400,000 mobile developers, at www.forum.nokia.com and americas.forum.nokia.com. Additionally the tools are also available through Borland`s website at www.borland.com/jbuilder/mobileset.
``It is very simple: The mobile Internet is all about combining the richness of the fixed Internet with the immediacy and convenience of mobility. There is no question that expectations for the mobile Internet are very high,`` said Anssi Vanjoki, executive vice president, Nokia Mobile Phones. ``As market leaders in our respective areas, the teams at Nokia and Borland realized early on that developers needed tools that make it faster and easier to bring wireless applications to the market. By collaborating with Borland, we are able to offer customers the best mobile Java technology development environment in the world.``
Vanjoki added ``We believe the market for mobile applications is boundless, and today`s agreement, which leverages Nokia`s expertise in wireless application software and Borland`s expertise in creating environments for the development and deployment of Java technology applications means the developer community can begin confidently building high quality, standardized and revenue generating applications for the next phase of the mobile Internet. The developer can concentrate on developing compelling applications and spend less time worrying about the intricacies of each device.``
Nokia announced its plans to introduce Java-enabled mobile phones beginning in 2001, and intends to distribute millions of handsets for the mass market during 2002. Phones designed with the Java technology environment enable application developers to rapidly reach a global audience and begin generating revenue.
``Mobile and wireless devices are quickly being embraced and leveraged within mainstream e-business efforts,`` said Mark Driver, research director of Gartner`s Internet and e-business technologies. ``These smaller devices have begun to take on the roles formerly limited to traditional PC platforms and are also enabling new services not possible with traditional IT platforms. Products like MobileSet Nokia Edition will lead to the proliferation of mobile and wireless applications that will run on these smaller devices.``
``Nokia is clearly recognized as the leading manufacturer of the next wave of intelligent mobile devices - the mobile phone transformed into a mobile computer,`` said Borland CEO and President Dale L. Fuller. ``In order to truly make the mobile Internet a consumer friendly experience, the next step is to enable developers around the world to write great software. Nokia and Borland are in a unique position to put all the pieces together to provides the best and easiest to use tools for mobile application developers.``
Java technology efficiently addresses the challenges of mobility for consumers, service providers and developers. An open standard and robust platform suitable for the mass market, Java is one way to implement and distribute services in a fast and cost efficient way. With J2ME platform and the Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP), the best part of Java functionality is made available to mobile devices that have smaller display capabilities and power resources than a PC. The J2ME platform and MIDP allow developers to create small and efficient applications for portable devices, often through the reuse of existing Java code which reduces costs while still providing applications for multiple devices.
Borland products are in use by over 2.5 million developers worldwide and the company is a recognized leader in application development and deployment technology. Initiatives in wireless application development have been an important focus for the company over the past 18 months beginning with the introduction of JBuilder HandheldExpress(TM) in June 2000.
Monday June 4, 3:06 am Eastern Time
Nokia and Borland Team Up to Enable Development of Wireless Java Applications
New J2ME Development Environment Now Available for Java Enabled Mobile Phones
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 4, 2001--Today at the 2001 JavaOneSM Developer Conference, Nokia (NYSE: NOK - news) and Borland Software Corporation (Nasdaq NM: BORL - news), global leaders in mobility and e-business implementation platforms respectively, announced new Java(TM) technology tools for mobile application developers. This collaboration between Nokia and Borland will significantly advance the market for wireless application development on standard-compliant platforms that expand Java technology to mobile devices.
Borland and Nokia have collaborated to deliver JBuilder(TM) Mobile Set, Nokia Edition - a Java2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME(TM) platform) compliant environment - fully integrated with JBuilder 5, Borland`s leading Java technology development environment, to support software development for Nokia`s Java-enabled phones. Together, JBuilder 5 and JBuilder MobileSet, Nokia Edition include visual design tools for creating mobile applications, device emulation and debugging, as well as all the other standard features offered with the JBuilder development environment.
It is both Nokia`s and Borland`s intention to offer these tools to other manufacturers enabling developers to standardize on one environment for the development and deployment of Java applications across devices from multiple manufacturers. To download these tools, go to the Forum Nokia Web site, Nokia`s online community of more than 400,000 mobile developers, at www.forum.nokia.com and americas.forum.nokia.com. Additionally the tools are also available through Borland`s website at www.borland.com/jbuilder/mobileset.
``It is very simple: The mobile Internet is all about combining the richness of the fixed Internet with the immediacy and convenience of mobility. There is no question that expectations for the mobile Internet are very high,`` said Anssi Vanjoki, executive vice president, Nokia Mobile Phones. ``As market leaders in our respective areas, the teams at Nokia and Borland realized early on that developers needed tools that make it faster and easier to bring wireless applications to the market. By collaborating with Borland, we are able to offer customers the best mobile Java technology development environment in the world.``
Vanjoki added ``We believe the market for mobile applications is boundless, and today`s agreement, which leverages Nokia`s expertise in wireless application software and Borland`s expertise in creating environments for the development and deployment of Java technology applications means the developer community can begin confidently building high quality, standardized and revenue generating applications for the next phase of the mobile Internet. The developer can concentrate on developing compelling applications and spend less time worrying about the intricacies of each device.``
Nokia announced its plans to introduce Java-enabled mobile phones beginning in 2001, and intends to distribute millions of handsets for the mass market during 2002. Phones designed with the Java technology environment enable application developers to rapidly reach a global audience and begin generating revenue.
``Mobile and wireless devices are quickly being embraced and leveraged within mainstream e-business efforts,`` said Mark Driver, research director of Gartner`s Internet and e-business technologies. ``These smaller devices have begun to take on the roles formerly limited to traditional PC platforms and are also enabling new services not possible with traditional IT platforms. Products like MobileSet Nokia Edition will lead to the proliferation of mobile and wireless applications that will run on these smaller devices.``
``Nokia is clearly recognized as the leading manufacturer of the next wave of intelligent mobile devices - the mobile phone transformed into a mobile computer,`` said Borland CEO and President Dale L. Fuller. ``In order to truly make the mobile Internet a consumer friendly experience, the next step is to enable developers around the world to write great software. Nokia and Borland are in a unique position to put all the pieces together to provides the best and easiest to use tools for mobile application developers.``
Java technology efficiently addresses the challenges of mobility for consumers, service providers and developers. An open standard and robust platform suitable for the mass market, Java is one way to implement and distribute services in a fast and cost efficient way. With J2ME platform and the Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP), the best part of Java functionality is made available to mobile devices that have smaller display capabilities and power resources than a PC. The J2ME platform and MIDP allow developers to create small and efficient applications for portable devices, often through the reuse of existing Java code which reduces costs while still providing applications for multiple devices.
Borland products are in use by over 2.5 million developers worldwide and the company is a recognized leader in application development and deployment technology. Initiatives in wireless application development have been an important focus for the company over the past 18 months beginning with the introduction of JBuilder HandheldExpress(TM) in June 2000.
und schwuppdiwupp ham wer heut 20 % gemacht....
und SAP ist auch mit im boot......
SAP AND BORLAND PARTNER TO INTEGRATE JAVA™ DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
SAP Chooses Borland® JBuilder™ as Preferred Development Environment
WALLDORF, Germany; SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif. - June 4, 2001 - SAP AG (NYSE: SAP), a leading provider of e-business software solutions and Borland Software Corporation (Nasdaq NM: BORL), a leader in e-business implementation platforms, today announced an agreement enabling SAP to integrate with and use Borland® JBuilder™. JBuilder will be SAP`s preferred Java™ development environment and will become the recommended Java development environment for SAP`s customers worldwide.
"Borland has emerged as the recognized leader in Java development environments and we are looking forward to a long-term relationship with them," said Karl-Heinz Hess, member of the Extended Management Board at SAP AG. "SAP already embraces J2EE™ and will now benefit from the open and scalable JBuilder development environment, as well. We are very pleased to offer these increased benefits to our customers through SAP`s support for JBuilder."
SAP`s technology provides an open, reliable and scalable architecture that can handle the complete range of e-business and enterprise demands. JBuilder will be essential as SAP continues to extend the support and ease the development of Java-based components of its open, standards-based mySAP.com™ e-business platform. With JBuilder, SAP will not only accelerate the development of its own application components, but will also support an open, extensible environment for custom development.
"We are thrilled to work with SAP. Their products and services have fueled e-business and will continue to innovate it over the next decade," said Dale L. Fuller, president and CEO of Borland. "By partnering with SAP, we will be able to expand our reach into new markets where SAP already has an established customer base, and increase our leading position in the Java market."
JBuilder is Borland`s rapid application development environment for creating business and distributed applications based on the Java 2 platform. JBuilder includes strong support for the Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) so programmers can rapidly deliver enterprise Java applications. Developers benefit from wizards, visual tools, and reusable components for creating reusable JavaBeans® and Enterprise JavaBeans™ applications.
About SAP
SAP is the world`s leading provider of e-business software solutions. Through the mySAP.com e-business platform, people in businesses around the globe are improving relationships with customers and partners, streamlining operations, and achieving significant efficiencies throughout their supply chains. Today, more than 13,000 companies in over 100 countries run more than 30,000 installations of SAP® software. With subsidiaries in over 50 countries, the company is listed on several exchanges including the Frankfurt stock exchange and NYSE under the symbol "SAP." (Additional information at http://www.sap.com)
About Borland
Borland is a leading provider of high performance e-business implementation platforms designed to increase developer productivity and reduce time to market for enterprise software projects. E-business implementation platforms consist of software products that allow businesses to develop, deploy and manage e-business applications. Borland is the vendor of choice for professional e-business solution providers who demand a vendor-independent implementation platform that supports rapid time to market, high productivity, performance and availability. Founded in 1983, Borland is headquartered in Scotts Valley, California, with operations worldwide. To learn more, visit Borland at http://www.borland.com, the community site at http://community.borland.com or call Borland at (800) 632-2864.
SAP AND BORLAND PARTNER TO INTEGRATE JAVA™ DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
SAP Chooses Borland® JBuilder™ as Preferred Development Environment
WALLDORF, Germany; SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif. - June 4, 2001 - SAP AG (NYSE: SAP), a leading provider of e-business software solutions and Borland Software Corporation (Nasdaq NM: BORL), a leader in e-business implementation platforms, today announced an agreement enabling SAP to integrate with and use Borland® JBuilder™. JBuilder will be SAP`s preferred Java™ development environment and will become the recommended Java development environment for SAP`s customers worldwide.
"Borland has emerged as the recognized leader in Java development environments and we are looking forward to a long-term relationship with them," said Karl-Heinz Hess, member of the Extended Management Board at SAP AG. "SAP already embraces J2EE™ and will now benefit from the open and scalable JBuilder development environment, as well. We are very pleased to offer these increased benefits to our customers through SAP`s support for JBuilder."
SAP`s technology provides an open, reliable and scalable architecture that can handle the complete range of e-business and enterprise demands. JBuilder will be essential as SAP continues to extend the support and ease the development of Java-based components of its open, standards-based mySAP.com™ e-business platform. With JBuilder, SAP will not only accelerate the development of its own application components, but will also support an open, extensible environment for custom development.
"We are thrilled to work with SAP. Their products and services have fueled e-business and will continue to innovate it over the next decade," said Dale L. Fuller, president and CEO of Borland. "By partnering with SAP, we will be able to expand our reach into new markets where SAP already has an established customer base, and increase our leading position in the Java market."
JBuilder is Borland`s rapid application development environment for creating business and distributed applications based on the Java 2 platform. JBuilder includes strong support for the Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) so programmers can rapidly deliver enterprise Java applications. Developers benefit from wizards, visual tools, and reusable components for creating reusable JavaBeans® and Enterprise JavaBeans™ applications.
About SAP
SAP is the world`s leading provider of e-business software solutions. Through the mySAP.com e-business platform, people in businesses around the globe are improving relationships with customers and partners, streamlining operations, and achieving significant efficiencies throughout their supply chains. Today, more than 13,000 companies in over 100 countries run more than 30,000 installations of SAP® software. With subsidiaries in over 50 countries, the company is listed on several exchanges including the Frankfurt stock exchange and NYSE under the symbol "SAP." (Additional information at http://www.sap.com)
About Borland
Borland is a leading provider of high performance e-business implementation platforms designed to increase developer productivity and reduce time to market for enterprise software projects. E-business implementation platforms consist of software products that allow businesses to develop, deploy and manage e-business applications. Borland is the vendor of choice for professional e-business solution providers who demand a vendor-independent implementation platform that supports rapid time to market, high productivity, performance and availability. Founded in 1983, Borland is headquartered in Scotts Valley, California, with operations worldwide. To learn more, visit Borland at http://www.borland.com, the community site at http://community.borland.com or call Borland at (800) 632-2864.
Borland kündigt JBuilder 5 an
JBuilder 5 soll Java und XML mit führenden Application Servern verbinden
Borland stellt jetzt mit JBuilder 5 eine neue Version seiner Cross-Plattform-Java-Entwicklungsumgebung vor. Borland JBuilder 5 soll es Entwicklern erlauben, E-Business-Applikationen zu entwickeln und auszuliefern, unabhängig vom Betriebssystem.
Als Teil dieser Cross-Plattform-Lösung bietet JBuilder 5 Application Server Support für IBM WebSphere, BEA WebLogic 6 und Borland App Server 4.5. Damit lassen sich Applikationen auf Windows, Solaris und Linux-Systeme ausliefern.
Zudem unterstützt Borland im JBuilder 5 nun auch Rational ClearCase, Microsoft Visual SourceSafe sowie CVS zur unternehmensweiten Code-Pflege. Auch eine neue Tomcat und WebLogic Servlet Engine, neue Web Deployment Wizards, Java Web Start Support, Enterprise Archives (EAR), Resource Adapter Archives (RAR) und Web Application Archive (WAR) hat man eingebaut. Mit Improved InternetBeans Express soll die Erstellung von dynamischen, datenbankbasierten Webseiten ebenfalls beschleunigt werden.
JBuilder 5 soll in drei Versionen - JBuilder 5 Enterprise, JBuilder 5 Professional und JBuilder 5 Personal - ab Juni 2001 erhältlich sein. Besitzer von JBuilder 4 Professional oder Enterprise erhalten günstigere Updates.
JBuilder 5 soll Java und XML mit führenden Application Servern verbinden
Borland stellt jetzt mit JBuilder 5 eine neue Version seiner Cross-Plattform-Java-Entwicklungsumgebung vor. Borland JBuilder 5 soll es Entwicklern erlauben, E-Business-Applikationen zu entwickeln und auszuliefern, unabhängig vom Betriebssystem.
Als Teil dieser Cross-Plattform-Lösung bietet JBuilder 5 Application Server Support für IBM WebSphere, BEA WebLogic 6 und Borland App Server 4.5. Damit lassen sich Applikationen auf Windows, Solaris und Linux-Systeme ausliefern.
Zudem unterstützt Borland im JBuilder 5 nun auch Rational ClearCase, Microsoft Visual SourceSafe sowie CVS zur unternehmensweiten Code-Pflege. Auch eine neue Tomcat und WebLogic Servlet Engine, neue Web Deployment Wizards, Java Web Start Support, Enterprise Archives (EAR), Resource Adapter Archives (RAR) und Web Application Archive (WAR) hat man eingebaut. Mit Improved InternetBeans Express soll die Erstellung von dynamischen, datenbankbasierten Webseiten ebenfalls beschleunigt werden.
JBuilder 5 soll in drei Versionen - JBuilder 5 Enterprise, JBuilder 5 Professional und JBuilder 5 Personal - ab Juni 2001 erhältlich sein. Besitzer von JBuilder 4 Professional oder Enterprise erhalten günstigere Updates.
Nokia und Borland setzten auf Java-Handys
Zur Eröffnung der heute in San Fransisco startenden Entwicklerkonferenz JavaOne haben Nokia und Borland neue Java-Tools angekündigt, die die Entwicklung von Software für Mobilgeräte erleichtern sollen. Die Tools tragen den Namen "JBuilder(TM) Mobile Set, Nokia Edition", entsprechend ihrem ersten Einsatzgebiet: Handys von Nokia, die sich in Java programmieren lassen. Allerdings machten beide Firmen auf der Konferenz deutlich, dass es nicht ihr Ziel sei, das Anwendungsgebiet auf bestimmte Produkte oder Entwickler zu beschränken. Die Software integriert sich vollständig in den JBuilder 5 von Borland und enthält nehen Visual Design Tools auch einen "Handy-Emulator" und einen Debugger. Das Set soll nach Ende der Konferenz auf der Borland-Site zum Download bereitstehen. (nij) (ju/c`t)
Zur Eröffnung der heute in San Fransisco startenden Entwicklerkonferenz JavaOne haben Nokia und Borland neue Java-Tools angekündigt, die die Entwicklung von Software für Mobilgeräte erleichtern sollen. Die Tools tragen den Namen "JBuilder(TM) Mobile Set, Nokia Edition", entsprechend ihrem ersten Einsatzgebiet: Handys von Nokia, die sich in Java programmieren lassen. Allerdings machten beide Firmen auf der Konferenz deutlich, dass es nicht ihr Ziel sei, das Anwendungsgebiet auf bestimmte Produkte oder Entwickler zu beschränken. Die Software integriert sich vollständig in den JBuilder 5 von Borland und enthält nehen Visual Design Tools auch einen "Handy-Emulator" und einen Debugger. Das Set soll nach Ende der Konferenz auf der Borland-Site zum Download bereitstehen. (nij) (ju/c`t)
Hallo, könnt mich in den Hintern treten, dass ich damals Corl nicht in Borl getauscht habe. Lohnt sich jetzt noch ein Einstieg auf Sicht von 2-3 Jahren?
Die Zeichen sprechen für sich, lieber flow_solver.
SAP, Nokia, beste Software, schwarze Zahlen - Herz was willst du mehr. Es bleibt nur ein Zeichen der Zeit, bis die Analysten BORL wieder entdecken. Mein persönliches Kurzziel liegt bei ungefähr + 80 % vom jetzigen Kurs noch bis zum III. Quartal.
Eisi
SAP, Nokia, beste Software, schwarze Zahlen - Herz was willst du mehr. Es bleibt nur ein Zeichen der Zeit, bis die Analysten BORL wieder entdecken. Mein persönliches Kurzziel liegt bei ungefähr + 80 % vom jetzigen Kurs noch bis zum III. Quartal.
Eisi
Zur Zusammenarbeit mit der SAP kommt natürlich eine enorme Sogwirkung. Anderen Projekten wird das ein Vorbild sein. Schließlich wurde bei der SAP nicht irgendeine IDE gewählt, sondern anhand eine großen Evaluation entschieden.
Die Software ist schon erstellt. Hinzu kommen nun die sicher mehr als 1000 Lizenzen, die SAP bestellt hat. Das dürfte den nächsten Quartalsgewinn nach oben katapultieren. Außerdem wird SAP auch jede neue IDE einführen. Man hat sich also eine langfristige Einnahmequelle erschlossen!
Mein neues KZ auf 12 Monate: 25 Euro
Die Software ist schon erstellt. Hinzu kommen nun die sicher mehr als 1000 Lizenzen, die SAP bestellt hat. Das dürfte den nächsten Quartalsgewinn nach oben katapultieren. Außerdem wird SAP auch jede neue IDE einführen. Man hat sich also eine langfristige Einnahmequelle erschlossen!
Mein neues KZ auf 12 Monate: 25 Euro
Zur Zusammenarbeit mit der SAP kommt natürlich eine enorme Sogwirkung. Anderen Projekten wird das ein Vorbild sein. Schließlich wurde bei der SAP nicht irgendeine IDE gewählt, sondern anhand eine großen Evaluation entschieden.
Die Software ist schon erstellt. Hinzu kommen nun die sicher mehr als 1000 Lizenzen, die SAP bestellt hat. Das dürfte den nächsten Quartalsgewinn nach oben katapultieren. Außerdem wird SAP auch jede neue IDE einführen. Man hat sich also eine langfristige Einnahmequelle erschlossen!
Mein neues KZ auf 12 Monate: 25 Euro
Die Software ist schon erstellt. Hinzu kommen nun die sicher mehr als 1000 Lizenzen, die SAP bestellt hat. Das dürfte den nächsten Quartalsgewinn nach oben katapultieren. Außerdem wird SAP auch jede neue IDE einführen. Man hat sich also eine langfristige Einnahmequelle erschlossen!
Mein neues KZ auf 12 Monate: 25 Euro
hehe
Borland(R) JBuilder(TM) 4 Wins JavaWorld(TM) Editor`s Choice Award
JBuilder(TM) Tops All Development Environments in Java IDE Category for the
Second Consecutive Year
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif., June 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Borland Software Corporation (Nasdaq: BORL), a leading provider of e-business implementation platforms, today announced that its top-rated, cross-platform Java(TM) development environment, JBuilder(TM) 4 Enterprise, won the 2001 JavaWorld(TM) Editor`s Choice Award. JBuilder was recognized at an awards ceremony held during the 2001 JavaOne(SM) Developer Conference, as the best Java Integrated Development Environment (IDE). (Photo: NewsCom: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20010118/BORLOGO )
"We are honored to receive recognition for JBuilder, a product that truly delivers on its promise of providing the best-of-breed development environment for creating e-business Java applications," said Tony de la Lama, vice president and general manager of Borland`s Java business unit. "We will continue to build on the success of JBuilder 4 by delivering superior solutions to our customers with JBuilder 5, also announced this week at the 2001 JavaOne Developer Conference."
The 2001 Editors` Choice Award recognizes companies, organizations and individuals for their efforts in driving Java technology forward. Winners were determined through several rigorous rounds of evaluation of features and functions of each technology or tool and its influence on Java. About Borland(R) JBuilder(TM) 4 Enterprise
JBuilder 4 Enterprise is Borland`s rapid application development tool for creating business, database and distributed applications based on the Java 2 platform. The product supports development on Linux(R), Windows(R), and Solaris(TM) Operating Environment. JBuilder 4 includes strong support for the Java 2 platform Enterprise Edition (J2EE(TM) platform) so programmers can rapidly deliver reliable and scalable Enterprise Java applications. JBuilder 4 provides wizards and visual tools for creating reusable JavaBeans(R) and Enterprise JavaBeans(TM) technology. Also included with JBuilder is a Development License for VisiBroker(R) for Java and Borland AppServer(TM) 4.1, which supports J2EE platform technology standards. JBuilder 4 provides visual tools and reusable components for rapidly creating platform-independent applications for the Java 2 platform. A detailed matrix of features included in JBuilder 4 is located at http://www.borland.com/jbuilder.
JBuilder(TM) Tops All Development Environments in Java IDE Category for the
Second Consecutive Year
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif., June 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Borland Software Corporation (Nasdaq: BORL), a leading provider of e-business implementation platforms, today announced that its top-rated, cross-platform Java(TM) development environment, JBuilder(TM) 4 Enterprise, won the 2001 JavaWorld(TM) Editor`s Choice Award. JBuilder was recognized at an awards ceremony held during the 2001 JavaOne(SM) Developer Conference, as the best Java Integrated Development Environment (IDE). (Photo: NewsCom: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20010118/BORLOGO )
"We are honored to receive recognition for JBuilder, a product that truly delivers on its promise of providing the best-of-breed development environment for creating e-business Java applications," said Tony de la Lama, vice president and general manager of Borland`s Java business unit. "We will continue to build on the success of JBuilder 4 by delivering superior solutions to our customers with JBuilder 5, also announced this week at the 2001 JavaOne Developer Conference."
The 2001 Editors` Choice Award recognizes companies, organizations and individuals for their efforts in driving Java technology forward. Winners were determined through several rigorous rounds of evaluation of features and functions of each technology or tool and its influence on Java. About Borland(R) JBuilder(TM) 4 Enterprise
JBuilder 4 Enterprise is Borland`s rapid application development tool for creating business, database and distributed applications based on the Java 2 platform. The product supports development on Linux(R), Windows(R), and Solaris(TM) Operating Environment. JBuilder 4 includes strong support for the Java 2 platform Enterprise Edition (J2EE(TM) platform) so programmers can rapidly deliver reliable and scalable Enterprise Java applications. JBuilder 4 provides wizards and visual tools for creating reusable JavaBeans(R) and Enterprise JavaBeans(TM) technology. Also included with JBuilder is a Development License for VisiBroker(R) for Java and Borland AppServer(TM) 4.1, which supports J2EE platform technology standards. JBuilder 4 provides visual tools and reusable components for rapidly creating platform-independent applications for the Java 2 platform. A detailed matrix of features included in JBuilder 4 is located at http://www.borland.com/jbuilder.
Borland to Present at Bear Stearns Technology Conference
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif., June 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Borland Software Corporation (Nasdaq: BORL), a leading provider of e-business implementation platforms, today announced that Dale L. Fuller, its president and chief executive officer, will deliver a presentation on behalf of the company at the Bear Stearns Technology Conference. The presentation is scheduled for 3:20 p.m., EDT on Thursday, June 14, 2001 in the Broadway Room at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York, New York. (Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20010118/BORLOGO )
The audio portion of the presentation will be webcast live and archived through July 13, 2001. To access the audio portion of the presentation, log onto http://www.bearstearns.com/conferences/tech2001. About Borland
Borland is a leading provider of high-performance e-business implementation platforms designed to increase developer productivity and reduce time to market for enterprise software projects. E-business implementation platforms consist of software products that allow businesses to develop, deploy and manage e-business applications. Borland is the vendor of choice for professional e-business solution providers who demand a vendor-independent implementation platform that supports rapid time to market, high productivity, performance and availability. Founded in 1983, Borland is headquartered in Scotts Valley, California, with operations worldwide. To learn more, visit Borland at http://www.borland.com, the community site at http://community.borland.com or call Borland at 800-632-2864.
NOTE: All Borland brand and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of Borland Software Corporation, formerly known as Inprise Corporation, in the United States and other countries. Other names mentioned herein may be trademarks of the party using such names. Safe Harbor Statement
The references in the presentation may include "forward-looking statements" as defined under the Federal Securities Laws, including the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. All statements that are not historical are forward-looking. Forward-looking statements may relate to, but are not limited to, Borland`s future financial performance, capital expenditures, revenues, acquisitions, earnings, costs, product development plans, global expansion plans, estimated size of potential customer markets, demand for Borland`s products, the projected acceptance by existing or potential customers of new technologies and the potential features of, or benefits to be derived from, the products developed, marketed or sold by Borland, market and technological trends in the software industry and various economic and business trends. Such forward-looking statements are based on current expectations that involve a number of uncertainties and risks that may cause actual events or results to differ materially. Factors that could cause actual events or results to differ materially include, among others, the following: general economic factors and capital market conditions, general industry trends, the potential effects on Borland of competition in computer software product and services markets, growth rates in the software and professional services markets that Borland participates in, rapid technological change that can adversely affect the demand for Borland`s products, shifts in customer demand, market acceptance of new or enhanced products or services developed, marketed or sold by Borland, delays in scheduled product availability dates, actions or announcements by competitors, software errors, reduction in sales to or loss of any significant customers, the ability to successfully integrate acquisitions, any failure by Borland to protect its intellectual property rights, the dependence of certain of Borland`s business units on licenses from third parties, Borland`s ability to attract and retain qualified personnel and Borland`s failure to reduce costs. These and other risks are detailed from time to time in Borland`s periodic reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including, but not limited to, its latest Annual Report on Form 10-K and its latest Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q, copies of which may be obtained from www.sec.gov. Borland is under no obligation to (and expressly disclaims any such obligation to) update or alter its forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif., June 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Borland Software Corporation (Nasdaq: BORL), a leading provider of e-business implementation platforms, today announced that Dale L. Fuller, its president and chief executive officer, will deliver a presentation on behalf of the company at the Bear Stearns Technology Conference. The presentation is scheduled for 3:20 p.m., EDT on Thursday, June 14, 2001 in the Broadway Room at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York, New York. (Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20010118/BORLOGO )
The audio portion of the presentation will be webcast live and archived through July 13, 2001. To access the audio portion of the presentation, log onto http://www.bearstearns.com/conferences/tech2001. About Borland
Borland is a leading provider of high-performance e-business implementation platforms designed to increase developer productivity and reduce time to market for enterprise software projects. E-business implementation platforms consist of software products that allow businesses to develop, deploy and manage e-business applications. Borland is the vendor of choice for professional e-business solution providers who demand a vendor-independent implementation platform that supports rapid time to market, high productivity, performance and availability. Founded in 1983, Borland is headquartered in Scotts Valley, California, with operations worldwide. To learn more, visit Borland at http://www.borland.com, the community site at http://community.borland.com or call Borland at 800-632-2864.
NOTE: All Borland brand and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of Borland Software Corporation, formerly known as Inprise Corporation, in the United States and other countries. Other names mentioned herein may be trademarks of the party using such names. Safe Harbor Statement
The references in the presentation may include "forward-looking statements" as defined under the Federal Securities Laws, including the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. All statements that are not historical are forward-looking. Forward-looking statements may relate to, but are not limited to, Borland`s future financial performance, capital expenditures, revenues, acquisitions, earnings, costs, product development plans, global expansion plans, estimated size of potential customer markets, demand for Borland`s products, the projected acceptance by existing or potential customers of new technologies and the potential features of, or benefits to be derived from, the products developed, marketed or sold by Borland, market and technological trends in the software industry and various economic and business trends. Such forward-looking statements are based on current expectations that involve a number of uncertainties and risks that may cause actual events or results to differ materially. Factors that could cause actual events or results to differ materially include, among others, the following: general economic factors and capital market conditions, general industry trends, the potential effects on Borland of competition in computer software product and services markets, growth rates in the software and professional services markets that Borland participates in, rapid technological change that can adversely affect the demand for Borland`s products, shifts in customer demand, market acceptance of new or enhanced products or services developed, marketed or sold by Borland, delays in scheduled product availability dates, actions or announcements by competitors, software errors, reduction in sales to or loss of any significant customers, the ability to successfully integrate acquisitions, any failure by Borland to protect its intellectual property rights, the dependence of certain of Borland`s business units on licenses from third parties, Borland`s ability to attract and retain qualified personnel and Borland`s failure to reduce costs. These and other risks are detailed from time to time in Borland`s periodic reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including, but not limited to, its latest Annual Report on Form 10-K and its latest Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q, copies of which may be obtained from www.sec.gov. Borland is under no obligation to (and expressly disclaims any such obligation to) update or alter its forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Borland Dominates the 2001 JAVAPro(TM) Reader`s Choice Awards
Borland Wins in Six Categories Including Most Valuable Product for Borland(R)
JBuilder(TM)
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif., June 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Borland Software Corporation (Nasdaq: BORL), a leading provider of e-business implementation platforms, today announced that it won six awards for Borland(R) JBuilder(TM) 4 and Borland(R) Enterprise Studio during the 2001 JAVAPro(TM) Reader`s Choice Awards ceremony held at the Sun 2001 JavaOne(SM) Developer Conference. Borland won more awards than any other leading company, while its top-rated, cross-platform Java(TM) development environment, JBuilder, received the highest honor from JAVAPro readers by winning the Most Valuable Product award for Java. (Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20010118/BORLOGO )
"To be recognized by the JAVAPro readers who use our products everyday to create mission-critical e-business applications is truly an honor," said Tony de la Lama, vice president and general manager of Borland`s Java business unit. "These wins clearly validate Borland`s position as a leading provider of e-business implementation platforms. Now with the latest release of JBuilder 5, our customers can look forward to improving their productivity through the use of the industry leading Java development platform."
Borland wins in six categories:
Most Valuable Product -- Borland JBuilder 4
Best Enterprise Level IDE -- Borland JBuilder 4 Enterprise
Best Entry-level IDE -- Borland JBuilder 4 Foundation
Best Development Suite for Java -- Borland Enterprise Studio,
Java Edition
Best Team Development Tool -- Borland JBuilder 4 Enterprise
Best Java Database Application Development Tool -- Borland JBuilder 4
The 2001 Reader`s Choice Award honors companies and products that receive the most votes from JAVAPro subscribers. It recognizes Java-related products that have done the most in their category to help advance Java development.
In addition to winning this year`s JAVAPro Reader`s Choice Award, JBuilder 4 Enterprise recently received the 2001 JavaWorld Editors` Choice Award. JBuilder has also won major awards from leading industry publications including eWeek, PC Magazine and Software Development Magazine. About Borland(R) JBuilder(TM)
Borland JBuilder 5 Enterprise is Borland`s rapid application development environment for creating business, database and distributed applications based on the Java 2 platform. The product supports development on Windows(R), Linux(R), and the Solaris(TM) Operating Environment. It includes strong support for the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE(TM) platform) to enable programmers to rapidly deliver reliable and scalable Enterprise JavaBeans(TM) technology-based components ("EJB(TM) components"). JBuilder 5 provides wizards and visual tools for creating reusable JavaBeans(R) components and deploying to BEA(R) WebLogic(R) 6, IBM(R) WebSphere(R) and Borland(R) AppServer(TM) 4.5, all of which support J2EE platform technology standards. JBuilder 5 provides visual tools and reusable components for rapidly creating platform-independent applications for the Java 2 platform. A detailed matrix of features included in JBuilder 5 is located at http://www.borland.com/jbuilder/jb5/feamatrix . About Borland(R) Enterprise Studio
Borland Enterprise Studio, Java Edition is a complete e-business implementation platform that accelerates time to market for Java component-based multi-tier, web and e-commerce applications. Borland Enterprise Studio is a comprehensive application development lifecycle solution that combines industry-leading products for a complete design, development and process management solution for Java applications. With the increasing complexity of e-business applications, global companies are demanding a complete solution that speeds time-to-market and simplifies the development process. Borland Enterprise Studio provides a robust development environment with Borland JBuilder, Borland AppServer developer license, Macromedia(R) Dreamweaver(R) UltraDev(TM) 4, visual design and modeling capabilities with Rational Rose(R), and process management with Rational Unified Process(TM) to enhance team productivity and deliver software best practices. To learn more, please visit www.borland.com/estudio.
Borland Wins in Six Categories Including Most Valuable Product for Borland(R)
JBuilder(TM)
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif., June 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Borland Software Corporation (Nasdaq: BORL), a leading provider of e-business implementation platforms, today announced that it won six awards for Borland(R) JBuilder(TM) 4 and Borland(R) Enterprise Studio during the 2001 JAVAPro(TM) Reader`s Choice Awards ceremony held at the Sun 2001 JavaOne(SM) Developer Conference. Borland won more awards than any other leading company, while its top-rated, cross-platform Java(TM) development environment, JBuilder, received the highest honor from JAVAPro readers by winning the Most Valuable Product award for Java. (Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20010118/BORLOGO )
"To be recognized by the JAVAPro readers who use our products everyday to create mission-critical e-business applications is truly an honor," said Tony de la Lama, vice president and general manager of Borland`s Java business unit. "These wins clearly validate Borland`s position as a leading provider of e-business implementation platforms. Now with the latest release of JBuilder 5, our customers can look forward to improving their productivity through the use of the industry leading Java development platform."
Borland wins in six categories:
Most Valuable Product -- Borland JBuilder 4
Best Enterprise Level IDE -- Borland JBuilder 4 Enterprise
Best Entry-level IDE -- Borland JBuilder 4 Foundation
Best Development Suite for Java -- Borland Enterprise Studio,
Java Edition
Best Team Development Tool -- Borland JBuilder 4 Enterprise
Best Java Database Application Development Tool -- Borland JBuilder 4
The 2001 Reader`s Choice Award honors companies and products that receive the most votes from JAVAPro subscribers. It recognizes Java-related products that have done the most in their category to help advance Java development.
In addition to winning this year`s JAVAPro Reader`s Choice Award, JBuilder 4 Enterprise recently received the 2001 JavaWorld Editors` Choice Award. JBuilder has also won major awards from leading industry publications including eWeek, PC Magazine and Software Development Magazine. About Borland(R) JBuilder(TM)
Borland JBuilder 5 Enterprise is Borland`s rapid application development environment for creating business, database and distributed applications based on the Java 2 platform. The product supports development on Windows(R), Linux(R), and the Solaris(TM) Operating Environment. It includes strong support for the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE(TM) platform) to enable programmers to rapidly deliver reliable and scalable Enterprise JavaBeans(TM) technology-based components ("EJB(TM) components"). JBuilder 5 provides wizards and visual tools for creating reusable JavaBeans(R) components and deploying to BEA(R) WebLogic(R) 6, IBM(R) WebSphere(R) and Borland(R) AppServer(TM) 4.5, all of which support J2EE platform technology standards. JBuilder 5 provides visual tools and reusable components for rapidly creating platform-independent applications for the Java 2 platform. A detailed matrix of features included in JBuilder 5 is located at http://www.borland.com/jbuilder/jb5/feamatrix . About Borland(R) Enterprise Studio
Borland Enterprise Studio, Java Edition is a complete e-business implementation platform that accelerates time to market for Java component-based multi-tier, web and e-commerce applications. Borland Enterprise Studio is a comprehensive application development lifecycle solution that combines industry-leading products for a complete design, development and process management solution for Java applications. With the increasing complexity of e-business applications, global companies are demanding a complete solution that speeds time-to-market and simplifies the development process. Borland Enterprise Studio provides a robust development environment with Borland JBuilder, Borland AppServer developer license, Macromedia(R) Dreamweaver(R) UltraDev(TM) 4, visual design and modeling capabilities with Rational Rose(R), and process management with Rational Unified Process(TM) to enhance team productivity and deliver software best practices. To learn more, please visit www.borland.com/estudio.
SMARTMONEY.COM: 25 Stocks That Stand Out (So Far)
By Matthew Goldstein
June 13, 2001
(This report was originally published late Wednesday.)
NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--In a market as tough as the one we`ve been in for more than
a year now, it`s easy to conclude that making money is next to impossible.
But amid all the earnings warnings, layoff announcements and bankruptcy fili
ngs,
there have been some stellar stock-market performers. In fact, 60 good-sized U.S
.
stocks are posting triple-digit percentage gains this year, according to an
analysis performed for SmartMoney.com by Standard & Poor`s Quantitative Services
.
No penny stocks here. These are companies with market capitalizations greater
than $500 million. Their year-to-date performance is all the more remarkable
considering that the Nasdaq remains down 14% this year, the S&P 500 is off almos
t
6%, and the Dow is virtually flat.
The market`s best performer this year is our old friend Priceline.com (PCLN), the
online travel booker that helped give a jolt to William Shatner`s flagging caree
r
and came to epitomize much of the hype and mania surrounding the dot-com bubble.
The stock is up an astronomical 471% - to $7.89 a share. Of course, Priceline`s
meteoric recent gains are small comfort to anyone who bought the stock at its
all-time high of $162 back in April 1999. And even after this year`s rousing
performance, Priceline`s stock is still trading 84% below its $47.36 price on
Dec. 31, 1999.
That unfortunate reality had us winnow out not just Priceline, but many of t
his
year`s top-performing stocks. Despite their triple-digit gains, 19 highfliers ar
e
trading below their Dec. 31, 1999, closing prices. Fully a dozen of them -
including Corrections Corp. of America (CXW), GoTo.com (GOTO) and Earthlink
(ELNK) - are off their year-end 1999 prices to the dismal tune of 50% or more.
But not all of this year`s rocket-propelled stocks have the same whiff of -
how
shall we put it? - rebounding moribund feline. In fact, 25 of this year`s
top-performing stocks are trading above their closing prices in 1999. Even
better, all 25 of these companies have been profitable for at least the past fiv
e
fiscal quarters. Now, list-making is always a perilous exercise in investing - or
in financial journalism. Remember the "Nifty 50"? But these 25 stocks certainly
stand out amid all the market wreckage.
Maybe the most interesting thing about this list is that no single industry
dominates. The 25 include a number of typical New Economy suspects: semiconducto
r
manufacturers Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Nvidia (NVDA), e-commerce softwar
e
provider Borland Software (BORL) and video-game manufacturers Activison (ATVI)
and THQ (THQI). But the list also has its share of dowdy Old Economy stalwarts
like the office-supply company IKON Office Solutions (IKN), energy-engineering
and construction company Foster Wheeler (FWC) and retailers Abercrombie & Fitch
(ANF) and Best Buy (BBY). It`s truly an eclectic mix.
But before you rush out and start adding these stocks to your portfolio, the
re
are a few things to consider. As they say in all those mutual-fund
advertisements, past performance is no guarantee of future results. No one knows
whether these highfliers have used up all their rocket fuel and are ready to
tumble back to earth. And some of these stocks trade at truly orbital premiums;
they remain, as the saying goes, priced for perfection, and the market is likely
to be harshly unforgiving of any results that come in short of that perfection.
Pharmaceutical Resources (PRX), the top performer on our list, also sports one o
f
the loftiest price-to-earnings ratios. The generic-drug manufacturer is enjoying
a boost from the news that it will soon begin selling a generic version of the
antidepressant drug Prozac. But after rising 249% this year - and 391% since the
end of 1999 - its shares now trade at an eye-popping P/E of 258, compared with
just 31 for the pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly (LLY).
And while our market-cap floor of $500 million eliminates microcap stocks fr
om
this list, some of these companies are relatively small concerns with limited
operating histories. PEC Solutions (PECS), ranked No. 5 in year-to-date
performance, is a Fairfax, Va.-based technology-consulting firm that had its
initial public offering only last year. In addition, the company specializes in
a
narrow niche: working with government agencies to develop Internet platforms.
Right now, it`s a profitable niche, but future competition could squeeze PEC`s
profit margins. The stock is up 186% to $22.65 this year, but a year from now it
could be a different story.
Meanwhile, several companies on the list, including Pharmaceutical Resources
and
electronics manufacturer BEI Technologies (BEIQ), have issued just a few million
shares to the public. That means the stocks are rather illiquid - a Wall Street
term that means they trade infrequently and there`s a limited pool of buyers and
sellers. The trouble with an illiquid stock is that it can be tough for an
investor to unload shares quickly in a fast-sinking market. And that, of course,
is a real concern with any highflying stock.
"I wouldn`t run out and buy a portfolio of stocks just because it doubled in
the
past year," says James Angel, a professor of finance at Georgetown University`s
McDonough School of Business. "There`s always a naïve expectation that if a
stock went up yesterday, it will go up tomorrow. But the real lesson here is tha
t
even in a bear market, there are good solid companies with earnings that are
going to prosper."
True enough for this list so far this year. We`ll check back in on them in a few
months to see if past performance in this case proves to be any indication of
future results.
The Powerhouse 25
Stock Price YTD Since End 1999
Pharma Resources $24.29 249% 391%
Ikon Office Supplies $8.60 246% 27%
Stewart Enterprises $6.08 221% 29%
BEI Technologies $37.00 218% 385%
PEC Solutions $22.65 186% N/A
Nvidia $97.05 186% 300%
NBTY $12.79 175% 13%
Activison $39.93 160% 157%
Intergraph $14.49 145% 213%
eFunds $21.07 141% N/A
Foster Wheeler $12.76 139% 41%
Borland Software $13.20 137% 18%
Microsemi $61.75 129% 620%
Chico`s FAS $32.25 129% 154%
THQ $54.20 126% 137%
ESC Medical Systems $29.00 125% 184%
Taro Pharmaceutical $74.01 123% 377%
Metro One Telecom $54.81 121% 326%
LTX $28.75 121% 28%
Vector Group $34.55 112% 136%
Advanced Micro $29.67 117% 107%
Abercrombie & Fitch $42.25 107% 55%
Best Buy $59.40 102% 19%
Christopher & Banks $36.05 101% 306%
ITT Educational $43.70 100% 185%
For more information and analysis of companies and mutual funds, visit
SmartMoney.com at http://www.smartmoney.com/
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
By Matthew Goldstein
June 13, 2001
(This report was originally published late Wednesday.)
NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--In a market as tough as the one we`ve been in for more than
a year now, it`s easy to conclude that making money is next to impossible.
But amid all the earnings warnings, layoff announcements and bankruptcy fili
ngs,
there have been some stellar stock-market performers. In fact, 60 good-sized U.S
.
stocks are posting triple-digit percentage gains this year, according to an
analysis performed for SmartMoney.com by Standard & Poor`s Quantitative Services
.
No penny stocks here. These are companies with market capitalizations greater
than $500 million. Their year-to-date performance is all the more remarkable
considering that the Nasdaq remains down 14% this year, the S&P 500 is off almos
t
6%, and the Dow is virtually flat.
The market`s best performer this year is our old friend Priceline.com (PCLN), the
online travel booker that helped give a jolt to William Shatner`s flagging caree
r
and came to epitomize much of the hype and mania surrounding the dot-com bubble.
The stock is up an astronomical 471% - to $7.89 a share. Of course, Priceline`s
meteoric recent gains are small comfort to anyone who bought the stock at its
all-time high of $162 back in April 1999. And even after this year`s rousing
performance, Priceline`s stock is still trading 84% below its $47.36 price on
Dec. 31, 1999.
That unfortunate reality had us winnow out not just Priceline, but many of t
his
year`s top-performing stocks. Despite their triple-digit gains, 19 highfliers ar
e
trading below their Dec. 31, 1999, closing prices. Fully a dozen of them -
including Corrections Corp. of America (CXW), GoTo.com (GOTO) and Earthlink
(ELNK) - are off their year-end 1999 prices to the dismal tune of 50% or more.
But not all of this year`s rocket-propelled stocks have the same whiff of -
how
shall we put it? - rebounding moribund feline. In fact, 25 of this year`s
top-performing stocks are trading above their closing prices in 1999. Even
better, all 25 of these companies have been profitable for at least the past fiv
e
fiscal quarters. Now, list-making is always a perilous exercise in investing - or
in financial journalism. Remember the "Nifty 50"? But these 25 stocks certainly
stand out amid all the market wreckage.
Maybe the most interesting thing about this list is that no single industry
dominates. The 25 include a number of typical New Economy suspects: semiconducto
r
manufacturers Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Nvidia (NVDA), e-commerce softwar
e
provider Borland Software (BORL) and video-game manufacturers Activison (ATVI)
and THQ (THQI). But the list also has its share of dowdy Old Economy stalwarts
like the office-supply company IKON Office Solutions (IKN), energy-engineering
and construction company Foster Wheeler (FWC) and retailers Abercrombie & Fitch
(ANF) and Best Buy (BBY). It`s truly an eclectic mix.
But before you rush out and start adding these stocks to your portfolio, the
re
are a few things to consider. As they say in all those mutual-fund
advertisements, past performance is no guarantee of future results. No one knows
whether these highfliers have used up all their rocket fuel and are ready to
tumble back to earth. And some of these stocks trade at truly orbital premiums;
they remain, as the saying goes, priced for perfection, and the market is likely
to be harshly unforgiving of any results that come in short of that perfection.
Pharmaceutical Resources (PRX), the top performer on our list, also sports one o
f
the loftiest price-to-earnings ratios. The generic-drug manufacturer is enjoying
a boost from the news that it will soon begin selling a generic version of the
antidepressant drug Prozac. But after rising 249% this year - and 391% since the
end of 1999 - its shares now trade at an eye-popping P/E of 258, compared with
just 31 for the pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly (LLY).
And while our market-cap floor of $500 million eliminates microcap stocks fr
om
this list, some of these companies are relatively small concerns with limited
operating histories. PEC Solutions (PECS), ranked No. 5 in year-to-date
performance, is a Fairfax, Va.-based technology-consulting firm that had its
initial public offering only last year. In addition, the company specializes in
a
narrow niche: working with government agencies to develop Internet platforms.
Right now, it`s a profitable niche, but future competition could squeeze PEC`s
profit margins. The stock is up 186% to $22.65 this year, but a year from now it
could be a different story.
Meanwhile, several companies on the list, including Pharmaceutical Resources
and
electronics manufacturer BEI Technologies (BEIQ), have issued just a few million
shares to the public. That means the stocks are rather illiquid - a Wall Street
term that means they trade infrequently and there`s a limited pool of buyers and
sellers. The trouble with an illiquid stock is that it can be tough for an
investor to unload shares quickly in a fast-sinking market. And that, of course,
is a real concern with any highflying stock.
"I wouldn`t run out and buy a portfolio of stocks just because it doubled in
the
past year," says James Angel, a professor of finance at Georgetown University`s
McDonough School of Business. "There`s always a naïve expectation that if a
stock went up yesterday, it will go up tomorrow. But the real lesson here is tha
t
even in a bear market, there are good solid companies with earnings that are
going to prosper."
True enough for this list so far this year. We`ll check back in on them in a few
months to see if past performance in this case proves to be any indication of
future results.
The Powerhouse 25
Stock Price YTD Since End 1999
Pharma Resources $24.29 249% 391%
Ikon Office Supplies $8.60 246% 27%
Stewart Enterprises $6.08 221% 29%
BEI Technologies $37.00 218% 385%
PEC Solutions $22.65 186% N/A
Nvidia $97.05 186% 300%
NBTY $12.79 175% 13%
Activison $39.93 160% 157%
Intergraph $14.49 145% 213%
eFunds $21.07 141% N/A
Foster Wheeler $12.76 139% 41%
Borland Software $13.20 137% 18%
Microsemi $61.75 129% 620%
Chico`s FAS $32.25 129% 154%
THQ $54.20 126% 137%
ESC Medical Systems $29.00 125% 184%
Taro Pharmaceutical $74.01 123% 377%
Metro One Telecom $54.81 121% 326%
LTX $28.75 121% 28%
Vector Group $34.55 112% 136%
Advanced Micro $29.67 117% 107%
Abercrombie & Fitch $42.25 107% 55%
Best Buy $59.40 102% 19%
Christopher & Banks $36.05 101% 306%
ITT Educational $43.70 100% 185%
For more information and analysis of companies and mutual funds, visit
SmartMoney.com at http://www.smartmoney.com/
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
Borland Delivers on Web Services Promises With Delphi(TM) 6
Latest Release of Borland(R) Flagship RAD Platform Now Available
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif., June 18 /PRNewswire/ -- Borland Software Corporation (Nasdaq: BORL - news), a leading provider in e-business implementation platforms, today announced the immediate availability of Borland® Delphi(TM) 6, the new version of its rapid application development (RAD) environment for the Windows® operating system. As the first RAD environment to help developers easily use and create emerging industry standard Web Services, Delphi 6 enables the rapid development and deployment of applications using XML- and SOAP-based Web Services technologies. Delphi 6 Web Services technologies speed e-business by enabling companies to automate the secure sharing and exchange of business information over the Internet.
(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20010118/BORLOGO )
Delphi 6 is the only RAD environment that supports emerging industry standards: XML, SOAP, WSDL and XSL. Delphi 6 also supports emerging Web Services-based vendor platforms .Net(TM) and Biztalk(TM) from Microsoft, and ONE from Sun Microsystems®, while providing the scalability and reliability that enterprise and Web developers require.
``Borland Delphi 6 delivers to developers the best-of-breed RAD environment that makes it truly easy to use and create emerging industry standard Web Services,`` said Evan Quinn, chief analyst for Hurwitz Group, Inc. ``By adding Web Services into the context of the proven Delphi development metaphor and environments, Borland once again illustrates that it understands the unique needs of individual and corporate developers.``
Borland designed the new Delphi framework, including BizSnap(TM), WebSnap(TM) and DataSnap(TM), to enable faster time-to-market by simplifying business-to-business integration. Delphi 6 helps users build server-side and client-side applications that support Web Services specifications through a fully integrated set of Web Service enabled visual tools, advanced compiler technology and re-usable software components.
``With its high level of performance and scalability, Delphi is my development environment of choice for building rapid applications for Windows,`` said Mouse Silverstein, senior systems developer at a major entertainment/theme park. ``I depend on Delphi to build mission-critical applications quickly and easily.``
Borland Delphi 6 delivers performance rich graphical user interface (GUI) clients for customers` CORBA® or Enterprise JavaBean(TM) (EJB(TM)) server applications. Using Borland Delphi 6, development teams can build rich GUI clients for Borland® VisiBroker for CORBA and Borland® AppServer(TM) applications for EJB technology. Delphi 6 extends customers` EJB applications as Web Services enabling them to provide business-to-business integration to their customers, suppliers and partners.
``Web Services are the next step in application development on the Internet because they allow two companies that have different IT infrastructures to effectively conduct e-business together,`` said Simon Thornhill, vice president and general manager of Borland`s RAD business unit. ``We are already seeing an incredible demand for technologies that support Web services, which should fuel the growth of Delphi 6.``
Borland Delphi 6 new product features include:
BizSnap Web Services RAD development platform simplifies business-to-business integration by easily creating XML/SOAP Web Services and connections.
WebSnap is a component-based Web application development framework that supports leading Web Application Servers, including Apache(TM), Netscape® and Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS).
DataSnap enables customers to build high-performance, Web Service-enabled middleware that allows any client application or service to easily connect with any Enterprise-class RDBMS, such as Oracle®, MS-SQL Server, Informix®, IBM® DB2®, Sybase® and Borland® InterBase®, through emerging Web Services including XML, DCOM, or CORBA®.
In addition, when paired with Borland Kylix(TM), the first native RAD environment for the Linux® operating system (OS), Delphi 6 users can build single-source applications for both Windows and Linux, which opens new opportunities and increases the potential return on development investments.
Latest Release of Borland(R) Flagship RAD Platform Now Available
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif., June 18 /PRNewswire/ -- Borland Software Corporation (Nasdaq: BORL - news), a leading provider in e-business implementation platforms, today announced the immediate availability of Borland® Delphi(TM) 6, the new version of its rapid application development (RAD) environment for the Windows® operating system. As the first RAD environment to help developers easily use and create emerging industry standard Web Services, Delphi 6 enables the rapid development and deployment of applications using XML- and SOAP-based Web Services technologies. Delphi 6 Web Services technologies speed e-business by enabling companies to automate the secure sharing and exchange of business information over the Internet.
(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20010118/BORLOGO )
Delphi 6 is the only RAD environment that supports emerging industry standards: XML, SOAP, WSDL and XSL. Delphi 6 also supports emerging Web Services-based vendor platforms .Net(TM) and Biztalk(TM) from Microsoft, and ONE from Sun Microsystems®, while providing the scalability and reliability that enterprise and Web developers require.
``Borland Delphi 6 delivers to developers the best-of-breed RAD environment that makes it truly easy to use and create emerging industry standard Web Services,`` said Evan Quinn, chief analyst for Hurwitz Group, Inc. ``By adding Web Services into the context of the proven Delphi development metaphor and environments, Borland once again illustrates that it understands the unique needs of individual and corporate developers.``
Borland designed the new Delphi framework, including BizSnap(TM), WebSnap(TM) and DataSnap(TM), to enable faster time-to-market by simplifying business-to-business integration. Delphi 6 helps users build server-side and client-side applications that support Web Services specifications through a fully integrated set of Web Service enabled visual tools, advanced compiler technology and re-usable software components.
``With its high level of performance and scalability, Delphi is my development environment of choice for building rapid applications for Windows,`` said Mouse Silverstein, senior systems developer at a major entertainment/theme park. ``I depend on Delphi to build mission-critical applications quickly and easily.``
Borland Delphi 6 delivers performance rich graphical user interface (GUI) clients for customers` CORBA® or Enterprise JavaBean(TM) (EJB(TM)) server applications. Using Borland Delphi 6, development teams can build rich GUI clients for Borland® VisiBroker for CORBA and Borland® AppServer(TM) applications for EJB technology. Delphi 6 extends customers` EJB applications as Web Services enabling them to provide business-to-business integration to their customers, suppliers and partners.
``Web Services are the next step in application development on the Internet because they allow two companies that have different IT infrastructures to effectively conduct e-business together,`` said Simon Thornhill, vice president and general manager of Borland`s RAD business unit. ``We are already seeing an incredible demand for technologies that support Web services, which should fuel the growth of Delphi 6.``
Borland Delphi 6 new product features include:
BizSnap Web Services RAD development platform simplifies business-to-business integration by easily creating XML/SOAP Web Services and connections.
WebSnap is a component-based Web application development framework that supports leading Web Application Servers, including Apache(TM), Netscape® and Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS).
DataSnap enables customers to build high-performance, Web Service-enabled middleware that allows any client application or service to easily connect with any Enterprise-class RDBMS, such as Oracle®, MS-SQL Server, Informix®, IBM® DB2®, Sybase® and Borland® InterBase®, through emerging Web Services including XML, DCOM, or CORBA®.
In addition, when paired with Borland Kylix(TM), the first native RAD environment for the Linux® operating system (OS), Delphi 6 users can build single-source applications for both Windows and Linux, which opens new opportunities and increases the potential return on development investments.
27.06.2001
Borland-Aktie wieder sexy
Analysten von der Wall Street, welche die Borland-Aktie lange Jahre totgesagt hatten, bekunden wieder Interesse an dem Papier des Technologie-Unternehmens aus Scotts Valley. "Dieses Borland ist nicht das Borland unserer Väter" sagte Analyst David Breiner laut einer Meldung von cnet und stufte das Papier auf "Buy". Borland habe es unter der Führung von Dale Fuller geschafft, sich neue technologische Entwicklungen zunutze zu machen, welches sich vor allem im Java-Engagement der Kalifornier zeige, aber auch in der Fortsetzung seiner bewährten Technologien wie Delphi.
Auch im Markt der J2EE-Application Server habe Borland einen guten Stand, so Breiner weiter, dieser Markt soll im Jahre 2003 ein Volumen von 5,5 Milliarden US-Dollar erreichen. Er lobt die Borland-Aktie daher als einen kostengünstigen Weg, sich im Java-Markt zu engagieren.
Die Aktie von Borland war in den 80er Jahren sowie in den frühen 90ern um 90 Dollar wert, bevor sie dann 1993 auf unter 20 Dollar rutschte. Momentan ist sie für etwa 14 Dollar zu haben.
Meldung auf cnet
Borland-Aktie wieder sexy
Analysten von der Wall Street, welche die Borland-Aktie lange Jahre totgesagt hatten, bekunden wieder Interesse an dem Papier des Technologie-Unternehmens aus Scotts Valley. "Dieses Borland ist nicht das Borland unserer Väter" sagte Analyst David Breiner laut einer Meldung von cnet und stufte das Papier auf "Buy". Borland habe es unter der Führung von Dale Fuller geschafft, sich neue technologische Entwicklungen zunutze zu machen, welches sich vor allem im Java-Engagement der Kalifornier zeige, aber auch in der Fortsetzung seiner bewährten Technologien wie Delphi.
Auch im Markt der J2EE-Application Server habe Borland einen guten Stand, so Breiner weiter, dieser Markt soll im Jahre 2003 ein Volumen von 5,5 Milliarden US-Dollar erreichen. Er lobt die Borland-Aktie daher als einen kostengünstigen Weg, sich im Java-Markt zu engagieren.
Die Aktie von Borland war in den 80er Jahren sowie in den frühen 90ern um 90 Dollar wert, bevor sie dann 1993 auf unter 20 Dollar rutschte. Momentan ist sie für etwa 14 Dollar zu haben.
Meldung auf cnet
Nachdem ich jetzt beruflich einige Monate mit dem JBuilder4 gearbeitet habe muss ich sagen : It sucks !!!
Von den Features her ja wirklich super, aber das Ding stuerzt doch etwas zu haeufig ab !!
Hat schon jemand mit Jbuilder 5 gearbeitet ??
Von den Features her ja wirklich super, aber das Ding stuerzt doch etwas zu haeufig ab !!
Hat schon jemand mit Jbuilder 5 gearbeitet ??
@TonyY
Unter welchem Betriebssystem arbeitest du?
Ich arbeite mit dem JBuilder4 Enterprise unter WinNT bzw. Win2000. Hier habe ich bisher keinerlei Probleme beobachten können. Das einzige was stört, ist die lange Ladezeit. Das hat man aber bei fast allen Java-Tools so (s. v.a. UML-Modelling-Tools und IDEs).
Unter welchem Betriebssystem arbeitest du?
Ich arbeite mit dem JBuilder4 Enterprise unter WinNT bzw. Win2000. Hier habe ich bisher keinerlei Probleme beobachten können. Das einzige was stört, ist die lange Ladezeit. Das hat man aber bei fast allen Java-Tools so (s. v.a. UML-Modelling-Tools und IDEs).
@cmz : Ich arbeite unter NT 4.0
Die Probleme treten auch erst bei massiver Auslastung des Hauptspeichers auf ! Dann wird das Jbuilder-Icon in der Taskleiste erst schwarz, und dann ist der Task ploetzlich sang- und klanglos verschwunden !
Unter Kawa treten derartige Probleme nicht auf (allerdings hat auch Kawa so seine Nachteile ..).
Die Probleme treten auch erst bei massiver Auslastung des Hauptspeichers auf ! Dann wird das Jbuilder-Icon in der Taskleiste erst schwarz, und dann ist der Task ploetzlich sang- und klanglos verschwunden !
Unter Kawa treten derartige Probleme nicht auf (allerdings hat auch Kawa so seine Nachteile ..).
@TonyY
Es kann schon ein Problem mit dem Speicherplatz sein. Man sollte beim JBuilder mindestens 256 MB haben. Ich habe 512 auf dem Rechner. Er liegt beim Ausführen komplett im Speicher, was sicher ein Problem ist.
Bei geringerem Speicher (z.B. auf meinem alten Laptop -> 64 MB) kommt es öfters mal zu Bildfehlern. Beispielsweise wird an der Stelle eines Popups nach dem Schließen nur weiß angezeigt. Daß aber ein ganzer Task verschwindet, habe ich noch nie erlebt, auch bei 64 MB! Möglicherweise ist es aber auch ein Konfigurationsproblem bei Windows. Wer kann da schon genau sagen woran`s liegt?
Es kann schon ein Problem mit dem Speicherplatz sein. Man sollte beim JBuilder mindestens 256 MB haben. Ich habe 512 auf dem Rechner. Er liegt beim Ausführen komplett im Speicher, was sicher ein Problem ist.
Bei geringerem Speicher (z.B. auf meinem alten Laptop -> 64 MB) kommt es öfters mal zu Bildfehlern. Beispielsweise wird an der Stelle eines Popups nach dem Schließen nur weiß angezeigt. Daß aber ein ganzer Task verschwindet, habe ich noch nie erlebt, auch bei 64 MB! Möglicherweise ist es aber auch ein Konfigurationsproblem bei Windows. Wer kann da schon genau sagen woran`s liegt?
Habe auch 512 MB auf meinem Arbeitsplatzrechner .
Allerdings sind die schnell komplett aufgebraucht, wenn man unsere Applikation startet (eigentlich ein verteiltes System, allerdings zum Debugging laufen natuerlich alle Server auf einem Rechner
), dazu noch ein DB-Tool, einen Internetexplorer usw. auf hat ...
Allerdings sind die schnell komplett aufgebraucht, wenn man unsere Applikation startet (eigentlich ein verteiltes System, allerdings zum Debugging laufen natuerlich alle Server auf einem Rechner
), dazu noch ein DB-Tool, einen Internetexplorer usw. auf hat ...
Strong-Bye Empfehlung für Borland in den USA.
HAllo zusammen,
auch kein Wunder bei den Zahlen (20%+ bei Umsatz/ 60%+ bei Gewinn)
Denke Borland hat gute Chancen in den nächsten Jahren die Microsoft des Linux`zu werden.
Good Luck
Hannover96
auch kein Wunder bei den Zahlen (20%+ bei Umsatz/ 60%+ bei Gewinn)
Denke Borland hat gute Chancen in den nächsten Jahren die Microsoft des Linux`zu werden.
Good Luck
Hannover96
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