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Ascential Software Corporation (Nasdaq: ASCL), an enterprise data integration provider, today announced that the Ascential Enterprise Integration Suite(tm) SOA Edition has completed the BEA Validation Program and is now verified to integrate with BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1.
By completing this program, Ascential Software says it has demonstrated that its complete, end-to-end enterprise data integration platform is designed to integrate with BEA Systems, Inc. unified software infrastructure platform to help support the building, extending, and integrating of applications as end-to-end business processes.
"Service oriented architectures (SOA) are being widely adopted by our customer base as a way to help improve consistency and interoperability across technologies." said Michael Curry, senior product marketing manager, Ascential Software. "This certification gives our joint customers with BEA the confidence to develop and deploy services in their environments."
The BEA Validation Program provides a testing framework to verify the technical readiness of partner solutions that complement, operate with, or extend the BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1. Partners can validate the integration of their software applications and solutions with BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1 or test the interoperability of Java controls and integrated development environment (IDE) extensions with BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1. The BEA Validation Program is open to all partners enrolled in the BEA Partner Program.
"By validating Ascential Enterprise Integration Suite SOA Edition on BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1, Ascential has taken an important step that can help reduce total cost of ownership for our mutual customers," said Larry Aronovitz, director of worldwide partner program for BEA Systems. "The BEA validation program is designed to help accelerate adoption of partners' solutions and help to increase market opportunities by assuring mutual customers that these partners' technology solutions are designed to integrate with the BEA WebLogic Enterprise Platform,"
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