Apache's Beehive 1.0 generates buzz

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Beehive 1.0 Seminar in London on December 1st
by wdevolder October 24, 2005 4:41 AM PDT: If you would like to know what the Buzz is all about, come to our seminar on Beehive 1.0, presented by Martin Percival at Skills Matter on December 1st.

Martin Percival, European technology evangelist and technology manager for BEA Systems Ltd, will present this free seminar on Apache Beehive at Skills Matter on December 1st.

The Beehive open-source project was originally spun out of BEA's WebLogic Workshop. Now, the Apache Software Foundation has announced the release of Beehive 1.0, creating a buzz in the industry. Martin Percival explains why.

To register for this seminar go to: http://skillsmatter.com/seminar; Reply to this comment

Beehive 1.0 Seminar in London on December 1st
by wdevolder October 24, 2005 4:41 AM PDT: If you would like to know what the Buzz is all about, come to our seminar on Beehive 1.0, presented by Martin Percival at Skills Matter on December 1st.

Martin Percival, European technology evangelist and technology manager for BEA Systems Ltd, will present this free seminar on Apache Beehive at Skills Matter on December 1st.

The Beehive open-source project was originally spun out of BEA's WebLogic Workshop. Now, the Apache Software Foundation has announced the release of Beehive 1.0, creating a buzz in the industry. Martin Percival explains why.

To register for this seminar go to: http://skillsmatter.com/seminar; Reply to this comment

Open Source Talent
by mentalbarcode October 28, 2005 3:13 AM PDT: Apache is great! I used it when developing www.ostalent.com .
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Open Source Talent
by mentalbarcode October 28, 2005 3:13 AM PDT: Apache is great! I used it when developing www.ostalent.com .
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