From IBM’s web site:

  • IBM Lotus Extended Search 4.0 ships! This release now includes:
    new search links for Lotus Discovery Server(R), QuickplaceTM 3.0, Sametime(R) and IBM WebSphere(R) Portal Search Engine
  • new platform support for Linux (Redhat)
  • support for creating the configuration database with Oracle
  • updated search samples, web services and SOAP client support
  • performance and load balancing improvements
  • support for SSO security (DominoTM and WebSphere)
  • support for creating custom discoverers, translators, links, and plug-ins with JavaTM

What’s new in Extended Search 4.0

[IBM]

MySQL Makes Push Into the Enterprise

MySQL Makes Push Into the Enterprise. MySQL AB launched its first-ever users’ conference with a bang when it released source code for Version 5 of its open-source database…

The Uppsala, Sweden, company considers this major release to be its first serious push into the enterprise market, given the database’s new features, which include stored procedures, triggers, core SQL-99 features, foreign keys for MyISAM with cascading Delete, cursor support, multimaster replication and online backup, full sub-queries (Match, For all/Any/Some), OLAP functions for data warehousing, and a more scalable thread/connection manager.

[Technology News from eWEEK and Ziff Davis]

Finally got a chance to watch I Am Trying to Break Your Heart this evening. Very good. Obviously, the music is great but I also liked the interviews with the writer from Rolling Stone. Closing quote: “[The record lable] hated the album so much they paid for it twice.” The bonus DVD has some good live performances.