RFID Middleware: Guangzhou Middleware Research Center Joins ObjectWeb, Expanding ...
From Business Wire (press release), CA ... including J2EE servers, application development and integration, portals, integrated platforms, security, management, pervasive middleware and RFID middleware. ...
... ObjectWeb, an international consortium dedicated to open-source infrastructure software, and Guangzhou Middleware Research Center (GMRC), a leading Chinese middleware research institute on middleware, today announced that GMRC joined ObjectWeb to reinforce the consortium presence in China. ...
Guangzhou Middleware Research Center is the leading middleware research institute in China. Sponsored by Guangzhou government and hosted by South University of Technology, GMRC is one of the largest research institutes in middleware in China. GMRC's core team contains experts returning from the U.S., Canada, UK, Australia and New Zealand. GMRC's main research area include: enterprise application infrastructure, pervasive middleware, RFID middleware, grid Middleware, adaptive middleware and enterprise integration technologies. The LongTeng platform, developed by GMRC, is a unified enterprise application infrastructure platform that integrates application development, operation, integration, deployment and management all-in-one single platform. It provides a highly reliable, available and secure environment for today's ever demanding application requirements.
Founded in 2002 by Bull, France Telecom and INRIA, ObjectWeb is a consortium of leading companies and research organizations from around the world who have joined forces to produce next generation of open-source Middleware. ObjectWeb's goal is to provide Real-Time Enterprises with independent solutions which combine quality and robustness at the best possible performance/cost ratio. ObjectWeb targets alternative solutions to proprietary products for e-business, EAI, data connectivity, grid computing, and enterprise messaging. Based on open standards, ObjectWeb's middleware includes application servers, components, frameworks and tools. Examples of ObjectWeb's "cost killer" platforms are JOnAS - an open-source implementation of the J2EE specification, JORAM - a message-oriented middleware with JMS(TM) / SOAP connectors and Enhydra - a Java/XML application server.
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