I posted the list of sessions and labs as part of Project Tango in JavaOne 2006 earlier.  It indeed got a lot of attention during JavaOne this year (see further down). I posted a collection of articles talking about Sun and Microsoft Web services interoperability effort earlier. Here is another article published on ZDNet Japan covering Project Tango and how it has fully embraced the keywords at JavaOne this year, namely SOA, Open Source and Web 2.0. Koji Tokuda, author of the article, told me that this was one of the top 50 articles reviewed on Google News Japan on the day following the general session keynote demo. Here is an English translation of the article using Google Translate English BETA. This article mentions me as the leader of Project Tango which is inaccurate since I'm just one of the team members but do touch lot of components in the project :) 

Here is another article in Japanese (English version) on Sun's SOA offerings and how they link to WSIT.

Coming back to Project Tango coverage in JavaOne, Googling Sun Project Tango JavaOne gives 17,200 entries.

Googling on Sun Project Tango gives 1,750,000 search entries and of course these entries are bound to grow as developers download and contribute to wsit.dev.java.net.

 

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