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To: Urlman who wrote (17)	8/21/1996 1:59:00 PM
From: Urlman	of 30

Some more info... Dow Jones Business News -- August 21, 1996 Sun Microsystems, IBM To Expand Business Relationship Dow Jones News Services SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Sun Microsystems Inc. (SUNW) and International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) are expanding their business relationship. This will include IBM's licensing of Sun's Java client connectivity product Joe. In a joint press release, Sun Microsystems and IBM said the expanded relationship is intended ''to provide customers with more closely integrated software solutions for their enterprise computing environments.'' The expanded relationship also includes the following: - Sun will license class libraries, which include interfaces to IBM's MQSeries messaging system. MQSeries ''simplifies'' interoperability across networks by managing the complex communications between applications running in different computing environments, the companies said. - IBM will ready a version of its CICS server for Sun's Solaris operating system. This server provides the communications and networking management features to build global, heterogeneous networks, ranging from PCs to mainframes, the companies said. - IBM will provide class libraries that will enable Java programmers to access IBM's CICS server, which will be made available on Sun's Solaris operating system in the fourth quarter. - Sun and IBM will augment their implementations of the Object Management Group's Common Object Request Broker Architecture naming service with a common naming convention. This enhancement will enable customers in both Sun and IBM environments to use a ''consistent'' means of accessing information, the firms said.

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