Day Makes Agreement with Oracle, Provides Standards-Based Connectors

Through a strategic liaison, Oracle now provides Day's JCR/JSR 170-compliant connectors. This enables integration between third-party content repositories — like EMC Documentum and SharePoint — and Oracle WebCenter.

The connectors come from a license agreement from 4Q06.

Oracle WebCenter is — and we quote — an “integrated, comprehensive, and standards-compliant user experience platform.” Java devs can build AJAX-rich components, portlets and content in an open architecture.

Day's standardized connectors yield access to a standardized API from which companies can manage all organizational content.

In short, the liaison is an enterprise-trawling, Web 2.0 junkie's dream.

Day served as initiator of JSR 170. Last year, it helped develop compliant components for Oracle. A group of global industry experts, led by day, includes Oracle, in addition to IBM, SAP, FileNet and Sun.

Day Makes Agreement with Oracle, Provides Standards-Based Connectors

\n\nThrough a strategic liaison, Oracle now provides Day's JCR/JSR 170-compliant connectors. This enables integration between third-party content repositories -- like EMC Documentum and SharePoint -- and Oracle WebCenter.\n\nThe connectors come from a license agreement from 4Q06.\n\nOracle WebCenter is -- and we quote -- an \"integrated, comprehensive, and standards-compliant user experience platform.\" Java devs can build AJAX-rich components, portlets and content in an open architecture.\n\nDay's standardized connectors yield access to a standardized API from which companies can manage all organizational content.\n\nIn short, the liaison is an enterprise-trawling, Web 2.0 junkie's dream.\n\nDay served as initiator of JSR 170. Last year, it helped develop compliant components for Oracle. A group of global industry experts, led by day, includes Oracle, in addition to IBM, SAP, FileNet and Sun.

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