Webmethods and JCA

Hi All,
          Based on the press release back in june
          http://www.bea.com/press/releases/2001/0605_webMethods_WLI_print.shtml )
          Anybody have any info about the following:
          1) Did the JCA bidirectional connector get built?
          2) is it available now and from whom?
          3) Has it been successfully used anywhere?
          Thanks for any info!
          -justin

I think a few years back, it would have had a greater impact. "Back in the day", WebMethods and SAP had their partnership....basically, they created a "stripped down" version of the WebMethods product and that was the "Business Connector". However, since then, that Business Connector was pretty much replaced (and greatly improved/enchanced) with SAP's own XI. So now, I don't see it having more than a small ripple effect.
Take notice though....this is just a small example of the battlegrounds...In the Oracle vs. SAP war, both sides have been snatching up smaller "strategic" companies. The struggle is FARRRRR from over. =)
*note: I still have my WebMethods t-shirt that came vacum sealed in the shape of a gear from TechEd back in 1998 or 99. =)

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