As many of you know, BEA was acquired by Oracle. The good news: I am staying on board and look forward to my new role with the Oracle team. The bad news: the BEA dev2dev blogging site will be shut down shortly. Therefore, if you want to keep up with my posts on SaaS, Cloud Computing, mashups, portals, REST APIs, Greasemonkey, and other things you will need to update your RSS Reader. Otherwise, I am afraid, our relationship will end. Please help me by doing the following: Change your RSS reade
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