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Oracle Releases Event Processing For Oracle Java Embedded

By TechTaffy Desk

oracle_java_embedded_suiteOracle has released the Oracle Event Processing for Oracle Java Embedded, a smaller footprint version of Oracle Event Processing tailored for deployment on gateways.

Oracle Event Processing for Oracle Java Embedded is designed to meet the requirements of gateway devices in order to handle large volumes of data coming from implementations such as industrial and building control, e-health, smart grid and home automation, that need support for edge devices like wireless modules for Machine to Machine communication (M2M) and environmental sensors.

Oracle Event Processing for Oracle Java Embedded is fully integrated and certified with Oracle Java Embedded Suite and is a key component of Oracle’s complete, ‘device to datacenter’ platform.

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