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Google Announces Java Support for App Engine 
Mashups via Programmable Web | by Michael Manoochehri | Tue, Apr 7
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Today at its latest Campfire One event, Google announced major updates to Google App Engine, their scalable cloud computing platform for web applications. App Engine developers will soon be able to create web-scale applications using standard Java APIs, and will be able to create AJAX...
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