IBM on Wednesday used its Solutions technical developers conference in San Francisco to announce a range of new and updated developer tools. The list included WebSphere Studio Version 4, its first ...

IBM's WebSphere Studio Enterprise Developer 5.0 ($7,500 direct, per CPU) mixes a premier Java development environment with legacy support for COBOL, PL/I, and CICS, so that mainframe code can ...

Developers can build Java-based Web services and also upgrade legacy applications written in COBOL and PL1 using WebSphere Studio 5, he said.

Say good-bye to VisualAge and hello to WebSphere Application Developer, IBM's latest Java IDE. Find out where it excels and where it still falls a little short.

The arrival of the IBM WebSphere Application Server 6.1 presents Eclipse -oriented developers with some big decisions. The newest version of this popular runtime will depend largely on Rational ...

IBM Corp. will upgrade parts of its WebSphere Studio family of developer tools in the coming weeks, promising to reduce the time and effort it takes developers to build Java-based applications and ...

IBM will release a plug-in next week for its WebSphere Studio development environment that will allow customers to test and deploy applications on BEA Systems’ WebLogic Server application server ...

WebSphere Studio Application Developer is a member of the award-winning WebSphere Studio product family. In addition to WebSphere Studio Application Developer, IBM also offers WebSphere Studio Site ...

WebSphere Studio Application Developer 5.0, available now, costs $3,499 per seat; Enterprise Developer costs $7,500 per seat.

The most comprehensive IDE in our roundup, IBM's WebSphere Studio Application Developer 5.0 (WSAD) combines the strengths of an impressive code-centric Java IDE with some of the visual rapid ...

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