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BEA outlines portal consolidation plans

Martin LaMonica CNET News.com

Published: 08 Dec 2005 12:30 GMT

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BEA on Wednesday detailed forthcoming tools from its new Aqualogic line and said it will combine its two Web portal products.

The software infrastructure company paid about $200m (£120m) in August for Plumtree Software, which sells software to build Web portal applications. BEA has another portal tool set, WebLogic Portal, which is primarily for Java programmers.

At a BEA customer conference in Beijing, BEA outlined how it will combine the Plumtree and WebLogic Portal software. Ultimately, the company expects to have a unified product line so customers can build Web interfaces for both Java and Microsoft .NET servers.Click here to read the rest of this story on Builder UK, ZDNet UK's site for developers.

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