Xcalia -: Microsoft® higlights the value of XIC ° ~ °° ~ °°° ~ °° ~ ° ~ °° ~ °°° ~ °° ~ ° ~ °° ~ °°° ~ °° ~ ° ~ °° ~ °°° ~ °° ~ ° ~ °° ~ °°° ~ °° ~ ° ~ °° ~ °°° ~ °° ~ ° ~ °° ~ °°° ~ °° ~ ° ~ °° ~ °°° ~ °° ~ ° ~ °° ~ °°° ~ °° ~ ° ~ °° ~ °°° ~ °° ~ ° ~ °° ~ °°° ~ °° ~ ° ~ °° ~ °°° ~ °° ~ SDO for .Net enabled by VS 2008 combined with XIC

PARIS, FRANCE – November 19th, 2007 – Xcalia, a leading provider of dynamic integration software, is proud to see that Microsoft mentions Xcalia Intermediation Core as one of the first software vendor delivering unprecedent benefits to its customers thanks to some of new technologies included in MS Visual Studio 2008.

Announcing the release of Visual Studio 2008, S. “Soma” Somasegar, corporate vice president of the Developer Division at Microsoft, quotes Xcalia :

"Xcalia, a company that provides data and services intermediation software that makes it easier for enterprise businesses to build and maintain service-oriented applications, now provides LINQ support with its main product, Xcalia Intermediation Core. The team that developed Xcalia Intermediation Core also benefited from the performance and stability improvements in Visual Studio 2008 and used LINQ to simplify development. By supporting LINQ, the company offers powerful new tools to existing and potential customers developing applications on the Microsoft .NET Framework."

Leveraging the Language Integrated Query (LINQ) now integrated in MS .Net, the upcoming release 5.3 of XIC delivers extreme flexibility and ease of configuration to access and query entreprise data repositories through DAS (Data Access Service).

Since version 5.1, XIC comes with a .NET client for SDO 2, in addition to the already available Java client that was made available in XIC 5.0. Microsoft .NET applications written in C#, Visual Basic.Net or any other .NET-compliant programming language can now rely on XIC to manipulate the various enterprise data sources supported by XIC, including RDBMS, XML, web services, mainframe transactions and packaged applications.

About Xcalia
Xcalia’s dynamic integration software makes it easier for enterprises to build composite applications in SOAs while reusing valuable information resources, optimizing IT investments and reducing operating costs. Through Intermediation, a layer between the business model and the data/services resources, applications can be created or updated quickly to meet changing business demands. Xcalia is ideal for high-performance transactional applications that also need to reuse legacy and mainframe resources with maximum interoperability in any environment. The company has 20 large enterprises among its customers and has key partnerships with IBM, Microsoft and Sun Microsystems. Headquartered in Paris, France, Xcalia has offices in the U.S. and the company is privately held. For more information, visit www.xcalia.com.

Xcalia, the Xcalia logo, and Xcalia Intermediation Core are registered trademarks of Xcalia.

Xcalia Media Inquiries:
Kurt Foeller
xcalia@foellercom.com
Phone: +1 (415) 578-3251

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2007 November 19th
Microsoft quotes Xcalia with the release of VS 2008
2007 August
Xcalia Intermediation Core 5.2 maintenance release enhances Java and .Net support
2007 July
Xcalia DAS released
2007 June
Xcalia Intermediation Core 5.1 now available for download
2007 May
Xcalia joins Sun JBI Partner Program
Xcalia demonstrates the features and benefits of its SDO 2 implementation Intermediation Core 5 at Java One 2007
2007 April
Xcalia joins OASIS and Open SCA to support further the standardization of Data Access API for hetereogeneous data sources: persistence for your SOA intiatives!

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