JackBe Announces Enterprise Mashup Support for Oracle Fusion Middleware

AJAX and SOA solution provides dynamic data access

Nov. 17, 2007 12:00 PM

(November 14, 2007) - JackBe has announced enterprise mashup support for Oracle Fusion Middleware. JackBe’s enterprise mashup platform – Presto, a family of products for enterprise mashup solutions that combines SOA and AJAX into enterprise mashups and rich Web applications – allows users to create dynamic mashups from Oracle enterprise information sources, helping to increase employee productivity, improve the ROI of corporate assets, and ultimately build competitive advantage for the enterprise.

“JackBe has created a solution that empowers users to create enterprise mashups from their Oracle-driven information sources like Oracle Applications, within the framework of Oracle Portal and Oracle WebCenter, and using their Oracle security infrastructure. Equally important, JackBe’s mashup platform can meet the scalability, reliability and governance demands that global organizations require of their mission-critical technologies,” said Danny Malks, Vice President of Application Platform at JackBe.

JackBe’s solution allows user-driven mashups that incorporate corporate information sources including Oracle Databases, Oracle Fusion Middleware and Oracle Applications with support for Oracle Single Sign-on (SSO). JackBe’s enterprise mashup support of Oracle Fusion Middleware products is based upon proven standards including Web Services for Remote Portlets (WSRP).

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