Ubuntu has always been known for its super-easy installation. But to make things even easier, Canonical and Dell have teamed together to deliver Ubuntu 7.04 fully certified, pre-installed and supported on a range of Dell products.

Canonical offers full commercial support for Ubuntu 7.04 on all of the pre-installed Ubuntu certified Dell hardware products listed below.

The following notebooks and workstations are certified to run Ubuntu 7.04 and customers can choose to purchase commercial support options from Canonical directly through Dell at time of purchase:

• The Inspiron E1505n – Delivers excellent Linux productivity in a thin and light notebook form factor
• Dimension XPS410n – Packs massive power into a sophisticated and elegant desktop design
• Dimension E520n – Customizable desktop design, built to perform

 taken from http://www.ubuntu.com/dell

Weblogic Integration should be used at the micro-level. Processes written with WLI are technical processes, based on Java code generation and the Weblogic Workshop framework.

WLI excels in Web Services generation, publication of Java code as services, low-level and simple messaging, adaptation to legacy systems, event-driven technical integration and rapid development of integration processes.

Aqualogic Enterprise Service Bus is more about configuration rather than code generation, and stands at a higher-level in the infrastructure. It does provide adapters to many systems, but less than WLI, and in my opinion low-level integration should not appear here. It provides mediation services, security, and advanced features for transformation, messaging and routing. Agility appears here and in the upper layers such as Aqualogic BPM Suite; do not expect your WLI processes to be "agile" - in the SOA sense.

 for more information you can see Gabriel Bechara’s blog post about the relationships between WLI and ALSB: http://dev2dev.bea.com/blog/becharag/archive/2006/11/from_applicatio.html

If a company is to be competitive, information and core business functionality held in legacy or packaged applications must be made available across the organization. For example Telcomunication company that must be competitive enought to survive in the competition and of course to manage the growth of the company it self.  Many Business solutions and Applications are developed to suport and they must be able to share information each other.  Deciding on either an application integration project or a strategic SOA direction, at the expense of the other option, can lead to trade-offs and delays.

BEA WebLogic Integration delivers a standalone solution for application integration. It service-enables complex, high-performance processes that require fine-grained control and service-enables legacy and packaged applications for Enterprise Integration for SOA environments.

For application integration, BEA WebLogic Integration provides fast routing of data between applications, accelerating projects. With simple set-up, incoming and outgoing data is transformed, including complex data operations, from one format to another. Corporate developers can develop, run, and maintain complex processes that integrate existing enterprise systems, cross-enterprise applications, and human decision makers.

 For more informatin visit http://www.bea.com

Huh finally I’ve installed Windows XP in my MacBook. I thought it was a hard work, but it just as easier as "Next Next Next Finish" . The only thing that U need is only BootCamp and a piece of a blank CD and a bootable Windows XP CD (License or Mangga 2 version is cool ) from Mikocok… ups sorry Microsoft I mean. And of course U need a MacBook it self with Intel as its brain inside.

First thing that u must do is installing  the Bootcamp in your OS X Tiger, as the default of your MacBook OS. by this installation u will automatically assist to create a Windows Driver Disc using blank CD that I mention above. Then just follow Wizard’s instruction. By following this wizard we will be guided to create a drive where we will place the Windows. After that the wizard will ask us to insert the boot-able windows  CD  and restart the machine then u can install Windows as usual. Just that simple bro… o yeah one more thing, after finishing Windows installation, don’t forget to install the Windows Driver Disc that U create before.

Then enjoy your dual OS in your cute MacBook Machine :p Oh remember….. To select which OS u will start, press alt/option button when booting the machine.

But do you know some thing… now I use Mac OS X mostly, I don’t know, I think I start falling in love with this Operating System, it’s cute and elegant :p I start to use it to access my Exchange Account, remote my Unix Machine, or to chat with my friends using Yahoo Massager from a cute tools named Adium,   although there are some tool that I need, that can not be implemented in this OS yet just like using FTP Client to transfer files over internet (hix I need it to update my blog design :p).   
And there are so many fun stuff that can be used, just like photo editor using iPhoto, or iDVD to play your favorite movie. And my favorite is Photo Booth to take my own photo using web camera which is integrated in this Machine, and look what I have done  here hehehehhe

WAMP (Windows, Apache, MySQL, PHP) is one of the leading WAMP installer on the market. Since 2003  WAMP has been downloaded around 1000 times each month and is used by satisfied customers throughout the world.

Why WAMP?

WAMP is a solid and stable high-performance PHP platform for Windows systems. We unify the advantages of the Apache/PHP/MySQL open source world with the spread of the commercial operating system Windows.

What can I use  for?

With WAMP you can develop professional dynamic web sites and web applications directly at your work place - even without internet access. You can turn your Windows PC info an internet or intranet server. Most PHP-based software runs on  WAMP out of the box, without any configuration changes.

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#include <iostream.h>

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