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Interested developers can try out the new Tech Preview, notes Roth, by going here.
Java EE 5 compliancy means that WLS 10 includes support for the new EJB 3.0 technology. BEA describes WLS 10 as "the rock-solid foundation for enterprise applications and SOA services."
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