Monitoring GlassFish application server's HTTP Service using VisualVM.: If you are using GlassFish and you want to monitor your Server HTTP Service performance from your desktop computer then this entry is for you. The entry shows how one can use VisualVM utility of JDK to monitor HTTP Service of GlassFish application server Posted by kalali at (17:40 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
WebLogic to GlassFish : Sharing classes using APP-INF: WebLogic applications can use APP-INF directory to package classes in a .ear file and share them between J2EE/Java EE modules. However, APP-INF is not a Java EE standard and is non portable. Here is a tip on how to migrate to GlassFish. Posted by sekhar at (12:31 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
To The End: Final week and a half for Project Coin submissions... also:
Spotlight: Project Coin accepting proposals through March 30.
Java Today: Project Coin week 3 summary, servlets on JavaCard, and OpenESB interview
Weblogs: JavaFX challenges, Ubuntu and java.net Maven repository, and Ant/Maven truce
Forum posts: Hazards of idle speculation, security tubes and WS-Policy, and getting images from mobile devices Posted by invalidname at (08:45 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
A Tale of Two Challenges: A lot has happened since I last blogged. The JFXStudio hit 33k hits with 50 posts, I've started working on a new secret project built with JavaFX, and we had a rockin' booth at SXSW last week. I'll cover SXSW… Posted by joshy at (15:04 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (4)
Simplifying blueMarine build process: This is a pretty intense period about blueMarine - crossing fingers, 0.9.RC3 should see the light on March 30 - there are just a dozen issues to fix, all of them are 50% to 66% completed. But three years after… Posted by fabriziogiudici at (09:19 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Ant and Maven, history of a truce: Necessary introduction: this post is not about Ant vs Maven (it would be Yet Another Completely Useless Discussion), but on how it is possible to find a diplomatic agreement between antists and mavenists. So, please don't comment about how Maven… Posted by fabriziogiudici at (05:54 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (1)
You Had Time: How are you spending the downturn? Also:
java.net Poll: Where do you write the most code?
Java Today: JSR 282 (Real-Time Java 1.1) early draft review, Masood Mortazavi interview part 2, and JavaTools Community Newsletter issue 193
Weblogs: Grails on GlassFish v3 embedded, the .NET Fedlet From OpenSSO, and EJB almanac.
Forum Posts: Ignoring WS-Policy, EJB persistence, MIDP 2 vs. 1, and converting HTML to PDF Posted by invalidname at (09:27 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Untouchable Face: Slick and special JavaFX apps contend for prizes... also:
Java Today: JavaFX Coding Challenge, session video from CommunityOne East, and Best Practices for JavaFX Mobile Applications
Weblogs: Sidebar in FX, Project Coin and syntactic sugar, and MySQL for developers
Forum Posts: AS_JAVA variable, Eclipse plugin for GlassFish, turning off the next-gen Java plug-in, and still looking for a JSR 197 implementation. Posted by invalidname at (08:53 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (1)
MySQL for Developers Screencast and Slides: MySQL: Database for Developers
If you are a developer using MySQL, you should learn enough to take advantage of its strengths, because having an understanding of the database can help you develop better-performing applications. This session will talk about MySQL database design and SQL tuning for developers. Posted by caroljmcdonald at (22:31 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (1)
Speaking at Utah Java Users Group 3/19: I will be speaking at the Utah Java Users Group Thursday March 19 at 6pm. I will be giving an update on recent Metro web service stack features and a roadmap of what is planned. I will also mention a few GlassFish items. Hope to see you there. Posted by haroldcarr at (15:13 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Every Angle: And this is why you test and fix stuff... also:
Forum Posts: Chinese font sizes in LWUIT, illegal XML characters in JAXB, federated identities for web services, and GRIN scene graph for BD-J
Java Today: JavaFX light effects, JDK build process, and OpenSSO webinar Thursday
Weblogs: Getting started with Atmosphere, installing Hudson as a Windows service, and JRuby-on-Rails-on-GlassFish Posted by invalidname at (08:02 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
SideBarFX: Fullscreen mode and transparent windows are supported in JavaSE 6 since update 10. I have developed the SideBar example for the JavaOne 2008 by using proprietary Java API to create translucent window that slides out of the right side of the screen. Now I am ready to show the SideBar example created by using the JavaFX API only. Posted by malenkov at (06:00 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (7)
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