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NetDynamics

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NetDynamics

(NetDynamics, Menlo Park, CA) A software company founded in 1995 that specialized in Java-based application servers and development tools. Products included NetDynamics Studio (integrated environment for developing Java client and server applications) and NetDynamics Java Object Framework (foundation classes and methods).

Its NetDynamics Application Server was its core application server, and NetDynamics Command Center provided local and remote administration. In 1998, the company was acquired by Sun, and its software became a core component of Sun Open Net Environment (Sun ONE). For more information, visit www.sun.com/software.



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which he helped take public in 1992, and at NetDynamics, where he helped arrange an acquisition by Sun Microsystems Inc.
Following Synopsys, he held the position of executive vice president at NetDynamics for more than 18 months before selling the company to Sun Microsystems.
Prior to TCV, he was executive vice president of NetDynamics, an application server software company, which was acquired by Sun Microsystems.
 
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