Angel.com Releases Hosted IVR Suite
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TechWeb - Enterprise Voice Sites allows businesses to build and deploy pre-packaged IVR solutions on a pay-as-you-go usage model.
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A quick post from janschneider.de talks about questions regarding the PHP5 compatibility of Horde, IMP, or other applications on the Horde mailing list
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Open1X is an open source implementation of the IEEE 802.1X protocol. This project includes support for the authenticator and supplicant, while other projects (e.g., FreeRADIUS) provide support for the authentication server.   XSupplicant version 2.0.1 has been released. This release fixes bugs that have been found since the 2.0.0 release. It does not contain any new features.  In addition to the new release, there has been a lot of work taking place on the next version. First, the project management committe (PMC) decided to rename the codename from SeaMonkey to SeaAnt and to accept a letter ordering for all future codenames. So, along with SeaAnt, the two releases that will follow it are "SeaBadger", and "SeaCow". Second, the roadmap for SeaAnt has been approved by the PMC. Two versions are available. The "executive summary" version can be found here, a longer version with (really) rough timelines can be found here. Third, we have started to work on various pieces of documentation. All of the documentation will be included in future source drops, in addition to the documentation links in the SourceForge project.  Last, but not least, we have also decided to move away from CVS to Subversion. HEAD development (SeaAnt and beyond) is now using subversion. While making this cut over, we also took the opportunity to rearrange the source tree a little. There are now three main modules :      * xsupplicant -- The XSupplicant engine (GPL/BSD licensed)     * xsupplicant-ui -- The XSupplicant UI (GPL licensed)     * xsupplicant-build -- Install packaging and build scripts (GPL/BSD licensed)  The 2.0.x code will continue to come out of the older CVS branches.
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Chris Chabot has posted a PHP package he's worked up that functions as a daemon sitting and listening on a socket.   To deal with 1000's of concurrent, always on (comet aka hanging iframe) http (server) connections, and an equal amount of IRC client connections, plus being able to interpret and parse and delegate all the messages and events, i needed a very fast, stable, flexible and easy to use 'daemon' library for PHP.   He links to the tarball of the release and to the project page as well as including an example of its usage - creating a simple HTTP server with various hooks built in (like on_connect, on_read, and on_timer).
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HypervisorShield, a new service of Catbirdâs V-Security suite, extends security protections to the hypervisor layer in a virtual environment.
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Open-source spam blocker gets legal makeover with switch to Apache license. Oh, and tech upgrades.
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Tobias Schlitt has posted about a new component for the eZ components (PHP based) system he develops for - a WebDAV module.   Starting by the end of August we spent almost whole September full-time on designing and implementing this component. The goal was to design a flexible WebDAV server component, which can be used to edit whatever data source on an HTTP server through the WebDAV extension of the protocol, with the full lot of concerns in mind.   Included in the post is an image showing the architecture of the component and a mention that, if you're attending this year's International PHP Conference (2007), you'll be able to see it in action.
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New Salesforce.com hosted CRM lets users access Apex Code to make writing custom apps easier, adds workflow management.
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openRiverbed - the PHP5 framework. Plugins, XML based configuration, XML2PDF output generation, template based, multi-language support for application and content, encrypted sessions, test-driven, oo developed... Must have!   New: - system administration GUI - configuration splitting - sitemap module - cookie based session - SEO like - yahoo js-framework integrated - title tag SEO - BUGFIXES
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The newest edition of Host Integration Server, which replaces the 2000 version, is designed to make it easier for users to link Windows systems with IBM mainframes and midrange iSeries servers.
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OpenXava is a framework to develop Java Enterprise/J2EE applications rapidly and easily. It's based in business component concept. Feature rich and flexible since it's used for years to create business applications with Java.     Some new features of version 2.1.5 are:  - Refined look and feel of lists and collections for WebSphere Portal and Liferay in order to see clearly the seperation within cells. - WebSphere Portal 6 style improved: Sections and frames have native aspect; and a little problem with resolutions higher than 1600x has been fixed. - Support for Bulgarian language in portlet generation. - Filtering by year and month in list mode works fine in all databases (including Postgres and Informix). - New editors ValidValuesVerticalRadioButton and ValidValuesHorizontalRadioButton. - New stereotype IMAGE_LABEL/ETIQUETA_IMAGEN. - Fix: MapFacade.createReturningValues did not return values calculated from default-value-calculators. - New property hibernateJavaLoggingLevel available in xava.properties to set the logging level for Hibernate. - Fix: Overlapping properties and references in mapping did not work if the case of the columns did not match. - Fix: ModuleTestBase.assertCollectionRowCount and assertCollectionRowCount fails on a calculated collection with only one row. - Fix: Calculated properties using IModelCalculator or IEntityCalculator fail in collection (bug introduced in v2.1.4) - Fix: Focus positioning fails when there is an event associated to the last field of a group.  You can download it from   http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=123187     More info:   http://openxava.sourceforge.net
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SableVM is a robust, extremely portable, efficient, and specifications-compliant Java Virtual Machine that aims to be easy to maintain and to extend. It features a state-of-the-art and efficient interpreter engine. Its source code is very accessible and easy to understand. It also has many robustness features that have been the object of careful design.     SableVM is a clean-room implementation of the publicly available specifications.    In this version, we added an experimental generational garbage collector, we imported a new GNU Classpath snapshot, we added handling of Jar/Zip files on boot classpath, we added user-friendly failure messages for bootstrap problems, we added added a profiling switch, we made sablevm-classpath install its files in standard locations, we made jikes and gcc be less verbose by default, and we made several important bugfixes and improvements.  You can download the SableVM from: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=5523&release_id=281502
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A free graphical user interface to edit Apache HTTP Server configuration files.   After several months of development, the SS2L OpenDev publishes a first version of the free project Kochizz. This graphic tool aims at facilitating the configuration of the Apache Web servers.  Rather than to adopt an approach where the assistants completely mask the real structure of the files of Apache configuration, Kochizz constantly authorizes the manual control of the directives it handles.  Kochizz endeavours to gather in only one window the necessary tools for the edition of the whole of the Apache files: contextual assistance based on the Apache-Documentation project, syntax highlighting, hierarchical sight of the tree structure of the directives and the files included, local server management...  Multiplates-forms, multilingual, free, Kochizz in the long term aims at dealing with the complete process of piloting of a set of distant Apache servers.  Developed in C++ on the basis of Qt library, Kochizz wants to be a communautary project and seeks developers!  August 28, 2007 : Oups ! A little mistake in releases manipulation has reset the downloads counters... Sorry, there are already more than 400 downloads !
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On the Dotvoid.com blog today, there's a new post that shares some handy code to parse out information from the incoming user agent string for the visitors for your site.   Recently I experimented a bit with an Apache log file analyzer written in PHP. It's not all that difficult were it not for trying to parse the browser, or user agent, string. [...] For my purposes I don't care much for the operating system details. This is the result so far. I'm still not very satisfied but I thought maybe other people might be interested and maybe help out.   He provides the code in the format of an encapsulated PHP function that returns the product they're using, the version number of the browser and other various comments.
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Specialist in productivity-enhancing host access, Attachmate, today announces the launch of &#39;next generation&#39; emulation with EXTRA! Mainframe Server Edition version 8.0 for Windows XP. EXTRA! Mainframe Server Edition offers: 1) complete security framework ...
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A great presentation by Ilia Alshanetsky from the International PHP Conference 2004. The only thing I would like to point out is that MMCache is still being actively developed, as evidenced by the CVS activity at sourceforge.  PS: You might need to use Mozilla to view this. IE sometimes doesn't work properly. I thought IE was a defacto standard :-)
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Zend has announced a new service that will hosting service providers to seamlessly offer their customers the dramatic performance improvements of the Zend Performance Suite.