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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Tengah's Integrated Services Maximize Enterprise JavaBean Capabilities
Enterprise JavaBeans transparently provide integrity and security for multitier Java applications. EJB technology is critical because it "hides" lower-level programming details such as distributed transaction management, persistence, multithreading, resource pooling, and naming. With EJB, Java developers focus on business logic. And business applications based on Enterprise JavaBeans are extremely portable, since an Enterprise JavaBean can run on any EJB server, even if that server uses different transaction and security mechanisms.
"The real power of Tengah is that it combines EJB with all of the other Java-standard services you need for business-critical applications," said Paul Ambrose, WebLogic Founder and CTO. "Tengah was also the first to market with database integration, event management, remote object access, and directory service integration. Supporting all of the Enterprise Java standards within a single integrated server is uniquely powerful. Without Tengah, the EJB user has to buy several technologies a la carte and do custom integration."
"The arrival of Enterprise JavaBeans is an important milestone in proving out Java's readiness for business-critical systems," said Anne Thomas, Senior Consultant at Patricia Seybold Group. "I am impressed that not only has WebLogic gotten their EJB implementation out ahead of the others, but that they have already implemented the EJB optional extensions of automatic persistence, distributed transactions, and entity beans."
With Tengah 3.0.2, WebLogic is offering all of the optional EJB extensions including:
"EJB makes it easier for us to deliver highly-reliable Java applications," said Ed Freeman, CEO of the Radiance Group, Inc. "Radiance makes healthcare information systems that provide an end-to-end solution for practice management and healthcare delivery. To be competitive in our business, we need to be able to offer very easy to use, easy to manage, and portable products, and do it all quickly. Java and Tengah fill this bill. Tengah combines the latest Enterprise JavaBean capabilities with the other standard Java services we need. Tengah allows us to focus on our business and not on system infrastructure."
In addition to supporting all of the optional EJB extensions, Tengah's EJB implementation is well-differentiated by providing:
WebLogic works with industry leaders including Intel, Novell (Nasdaq: NOVL), Sun (Nasdaq: SUNW), Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT), Hewlett-Packard (Nyse: HWP), Oracle (Nasdaq: ORCL), Informix (Nasdaq: IFMX), and Cambridge Technology Partners (Nasdaq: CATP). The Company is privately held and is headquartered in San Francisco, California. Information about WebLogic's products, services and strategic technology partners, can be found at the WebLogic website at www.weblogic.com, or by contacting the company at +1-415-659-2600.
Copyright 1998 WebLogic, Inc. All rights reserved. WebLogic and Tengah are trademarks of WebLogic, Inc. Java is a trademark or registered trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the United States and other countries. All other trade names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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