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Red Hat and Novell will ratchet up their one-on-one competition in the Linux operating system wars next month when each company delivers significant upgrades to their respective server-based products.

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This Eclipse based technology operating on Linux uses XML Schemas and SOAP messages to ensure your Web Service interface has no features that could open attack paths hacker’s use to corrupt the WSDL (web service description language). Once a WSDL file (and any nested files it imports) passes all the extensive checks, it defines a "safe" interface that is guaranteed to resist any potential hacker attempts.

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Randy Dunlap will be giving at talk titled "Getting Involved in Linux Development" at SCALE 3x next month. His talk talk begins with a description of the Linux kernel janitors project and how it works, then move on to how anyone can become involved in kernel patches and development. In addition Norman McIntire will also give a talk on developing Linux drivers. If you've been itching to get under the Linux kernel's hood SCALE 3x might be a good learning resource.

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The DB2 II family supports a wide variety of data sources, including commercial relational DBMSs, non-relational DBMSs, mainframe data, XML files, Web services, message queues and more. Learn how to configure DB2 II to read and write to tables and views managed by MySQL, an open source DBMS. Once you've done this, you'll be able to join and union data in your MySQL database with other corporate data accessible to your DB2 II federated database.

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Kevin Milne has written Z4CK, a cyber thriller based around Duncan Steele, a hacker who creates the 'magic bullet' that lets him by-pass any network security. Duncan uses Z4CK meaning Zaurus-ACK, compiled on the OpenZaurus OS to do this.

Unlike Films like 'The Net', Z4CK gives a realistic insight into hacker tools and techniques. The book was written with a Zaurus SL-5500 and PocketTop keyboard. Z4CK features wireless hacking with the Zaurus, and a view of how an Open Source future might be.

The first 6 chapters of the book are FREE, in PDF, Plucker or Palm DOC format. The full electronic version is $3. Surf to http://www.z4ck.org and take a look.

Signed copies are available from the website at £7.50, or through Amazon.com at around $12.

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Bob is the VP of IBM Standards. He says: "To be clear, this is not a "donation," but rather a pledge of the patents to seed and then maintain a patent commons for open source projects." Go here to see his other comments and his extensive list of links to articles on the subject from all the major developer and business publications. There is also a link to the Patent Description Document, which provides the nitty-gritty of the patent release.

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A repository designed for organizing assets that enables developers to modify, view documentation (generated automatically from the manifest), track feedback, track use metrics, search, query and package according to the Object Management Group's (OMG) Reusable Asset Specification (RAS). This technology is ideal for facilitating Linux small team development and is a specification recently adopted by the OMG.

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This new technology offers developers an efficient means for extracting metadata from Web sites that use a common template design and is compliant with Linux and Windows based UIMA SDK. Web Metadata Extractor converts scattered, unstructured information into a structured format written with a pure Java-based user interface which users can quickly generate the required templates by simple interactions. Demo is available.