Everybody,
I'm going to write an article on this for the Journal, but here's some high level
discussion of why we're starting to see promising interest in the fact that we've
integrated Barracuda into EAS 4.1.

First, Barracuda is based on XMLC... so here are a few key points about xmlc.

And now about Barracuda... Anyway, that's enough for now.  The good news is that Barracuda/XMLC is very popular with system/application architects.  These people are closer to decision makers than the engineers in the trenches who would rather the HTML designer folks just go away.

I'm also putting together another paper on Barracuda/XMLC that deals with different scenarios that a potential EAS 4 customer may be dealing with... comparing the JSP solution to the XMLC solution in the process.