IBM, Sun Court Macromedia

May 08, 2002

This article focuses on Macromedia's pact with Sun and IBM, and its strategy for incorporating Web Services into its new MX product line (Studio MX). The article brings some quotes about Macromedia's attempt both to attract new developers who might have been interested in .Net, as well as opening up the world of Java and Web Services to its ColdFusion developer base.

IBM, Sun Court Macromedia (Infoworld, April 29, 2002)

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