Oracle Database 2003 Beta Program: Web services features

We are currently recruiting for the Oracle Database 2003 Beta Program, including database web services features (database as web service provider and database as web service consumer)
To learn more about this program, including how to apply, send me an email @ [email protected]
Kuassi

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