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java.net Success Stories

java.net Success Story: OpenSymphony
OpenSymphony is a collection of projects that share common goals: good design, real-world applicability, and loose coupling. The coupling is so loose, in fact, that many developers don't even realize that subprojects like SiteMesh and OSCache share a common parent. This java.net success story looks at the project's history and accomplishments, based on an interview with project leaders Hani Suleiman and Patrick Lightbody.
by Chris Adamson
[February 25, 2005]

java.net Success Story: JOGL
High-performance 2D and 3D graphics are available to Java programmers thanks to JOGL, a java.net project that exposes the industry-leading OpenGL graphics API to Java. This java.net success story looks at how the project came together and how it's paying off for games and other Java applications.
by Chris Adamson
[October 15, 2004]

java.net Success Story: Open For Business
The Open For Business project has developed an industrial-strength infrastructure for a wide variety of business applications. This java.net success story profiles the project and its founders.
by Chris Adamson
[June 01, 2004]

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