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San Diego, CA - May 1, 2003 - Acucorp, Inc., an international developer of legacy application extension solutions,
announced the upcoming launch of its extend®6 Interoperability Series.
The Series, which begins with today's release of Version 6.0, will soon allow software developers to
connect their mission-critical business systems to a variety of technologies that do not traditionally interoperate
with COBOL-including the .NET, Java and XML computing languages as well as the
Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) and mobile phone wireless platforms.
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San Diego, CA - September 6, 2002 -
Acucorp, Inc., an international provider
of legacy application extension solutions and Hewlett-Packard transition
tools partner, just announced the release of Version 5.2.2 of its extend5
family of technologies. The new release provides enhanced COBOL support for
applications both maintained on, and migrated off, the HP e3000 server, a
popular platform that HP plans to discontinue in 2006. To help enterprise
and government end users, programmers and Independent Software Vendors
(ISVs) move their mission-critical applications to another server line,
Acucorp has built a set of HP e3000 migration-specific features into Version
5.2.2. These features include HP COBOL compatibility, HP COBOL macro
support and a source-level COBOL debugger.
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San Diego, CA - August 19, 2002 - Acucorp, Inc.
and Transoft, Inc. have recently signed
an agreement that will enable COBOL programs to be deployed as Web services
as well as interoperate with other applications and languages. This fully
integrated technology, part of Acucorp's upcoming extend(tm)6
Interoperability Series, will combine Transoft's Language Component Adapter
with Acucorp's ACUCOBOL(tm)-GT development environment-allowing COBOL
programmers to more easily transform their existing business rules into
re-usable application services.
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San Diego, CA - July 23, 2002 Acucorp, Inc., a leading provider of application extension solutions that solve mission-critical business issues, was recently moved from Member to Advanced membership level within IBM's PartnerWorld for Developers program-a worldwide IBM partner marketing and enablement program. Acucorp's membership advancement is reflective of its significant contributions to software development and modernization solutions for IBM's computing platforms. more...
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25, 2002 - Micro Focus International Ltd. has entered into an agreement
with Cape Clear(TM) Software, a leading provider of Web Services technology, to ensure that COBOL
applications can fully participate in Web Services initiatives.
This new marketing alliance and joint development agreement will be unveiled
today at the world's largest Java developer conference, JavaOne, in San
Francisco. This effort is the first step in Micro Focus' strategy of bridging COBOL technology with Java in a
Web Services environment.
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San Diego, CA - April 3, 2002 - On Saturday, July 20 and Sunday, July 21, 2002, a team of 10 employees from Acucorp, Inc., an international provider of application development solutions designed to solve mission-critical business issues, will participate in the Vanco Three Peaks Challenge. The Challenge will require the team's eight hikers to climb the three highest mountains in Scotland, England, and Wales - Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon - in less than 24 hours. The remaining two team members will serve as the support crew. Money raised for the Challenge will benefit Children's Aid Direct, a United Kingdom humanitarian relief agency that assists children affected by poverty, civil conflict and disaster. more...
Micro Focus International Ltd. today announced at the IBM PartnerWorld 2002 conference in San
Francisco that Micro Focus will provide COBOL support for IBM's recently
released IBM eServer zSeries Linux-only mainframe. With this agreement, Micro Focus will build and
market COBOL for Linux on zSeries, using its Server Express(TM) product as the basis for the first version to be
available in September 2002. By using Server Express for Linux on zSeries, customers can consolidate applications
currently running on multiple platforms onto a single server thereby reducing their maintenance and
administrative efforts.
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Bruxelles, Belgium - December 10, 2001 -
XMLBooster is an XML parser generator which is used
to integrate XML parsing services in COBOL applications.
Version 2.3.11 supports:
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