Ajit Sagar

Here's a short pop quiz: Have you ever built an application in J2EE and taken it through the entire product life cycle? Or, for that matter, any distributed computing application? If the answer is "Yes," then answer this one: Have you handled all the facets of the application on ... (more)

  SYS-CON Radio interviews Ken Rutsky, VP of Product Marketing from Actional Corp. Click here to listen {interview in MP3 format} ... (more)

  SYS-CON Radio interviews Richard Hale Shaw of the Richard Hale Shaw Group. Click here to listen {interview in MP3 format} ... (more)

  SYS-CON Radio interviews Joe Brookman, Chief Marketing Officer of Improv Technologies. Click here to listen {interview in MP3 format} ... (more)

Some years ago I did all my coding in vi, then later in Emacs. I still believe these are great editors; I just don't use them anymore for Java development, especially J2EE application development. I'm much more productive if I use an IDE whose sole purpose in life is to facilitat... (more)

I'll never buy a Casio watch again. Not just because they break down - that's just the luck of the draw - but because of their extremely poor service. I've spent months trying to get my $200 watch back from their service center, but to no avail. It isn't the money that matters; i... (more)

Although I've been following EJB 2.0 very closely, it was only recently that I walked into a project that was the perfect venue for its new features, such as the much enhanced container-managed persistence and local interfaces. And Enterprise JavaBeans, written by Richard Monson-... (more)

Sun's seventh annual JavaOne conference was held March 25-28 at the Moscone Center in downtown San Francisco. This was the sixth Java conference I attended and it was interesting to compare it with the previous shows. It's All About Networking JavaOne, as always, is a great confer... (more)

The XML landscape has been changing at the speed of light in the last couple of years. The rapid evolutions and new additions to the XML universe have increased in frequency even as the technologies and markets around it have consolidated. Add new paradigms such as Web services t... (more)

You want to develop a new business application based on your particular business problem. You get a software team to pull together the right mix of technologies to build the required software components. You choose an architect to capture your business requirements and to define ... (more)

  SYS-CON Radio Host Ajit Sagar interviews Patrick Smith, Director, DeployDirector Product Management, Sitraka Click here to listen {interview in MP3 format} ... (more)

  SYS-CON Radio Host Ajit Sagar interviews Peter Mahoney, Senior Director, ATG Click here to listen {interview in MP3 format} ... (more)

  SYS-CON Radio host Ajit Sagar interviews Daniel Selman, Staff Engineer, BEA, regarding his 3D book. Click here to listen {interview in MP3 format} ... (more)

  SYS-CON Radio Host Ajit Sagar interviews Ken Rugg , CTO and VP of Development, eXcelon Click here to listen {interview in MP3 format} ... (more)

  SYS-CON Radio Host Ajit Sagar interviews Marc Fleury, President, The JBoss Group Click here to listen {interview in MP3 format} ... (more)

SYS-CON Radio Host Ajit Sagar interviews Greg Chase,Senior Product Manager, FastObjects by Poet Click here to listen {interview in MP3 format} ... (more)

  SYS-CON Host Ajit Sagar interviews Steve Wilkes, Principal Technologist, AltoWeb Click here to listen {interview in MP3 format} ... (more)

A large part of business application development deals with abstracting the software components and services that enable the implementation of industry domain-specific business processes into a design environment that is used to model the design of the business process itself. On... (more)

  SYS-CON Radio host Ajit Sagar interviews Ted Lewis, President and General Manager, esmertec, inc. Click here to listen {interview in MP3 format} ... (more)

  SYS-CON Radio Host Ajit Sagar interviews Greg O'Connor, President, Sonic Software Corporation Click here to listen {interview in MP3 format} ... (more)