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The GlassFish Community Delivering a Java EE Application Server
The white paper The GlassFish Community Delivering a Java EE Application Server (620 KB, PDF) takes a high-level look at one of java.net's most active communities. "A year and a half after the initial launch, the GlassFish community has already
delivered its first final release and is on its
way to its second. In this article we will
provide an overview of all the aspects of
the GlassFish Community and the
GlassFish AppServer."
Key Frame Animation in JFXBuilder/JavaFX
Jeff Martin's latest JavaFX update is on Key Frame Animation in JFXBuilder/JavaFX: "In the last week we've been adding animation support to JFXBuilder. Fortunately, JFXBuilder?s existing key frame animation model matches well with JavaFX - in particular, using the JavaFX "dur" statement. [...] JFXBuilder already has an animation panel that lets you animate almost any shape attribute: x, y, width, height, rotation, scale, skew, opacity, color, stroke color and stroke width. To define an animation, you simply draw a shape or drop a component, move the animation time slider to a different time, and change the attributes for the new time. JFXBuilder will automatically interpolate all the values between the two key frames."
JavaTools Community Newsletter - Issue 124
The 124th issue of the JavaTools Community Newsletter is online, with tool news from around the web, announcements of new projects in the community, and a tool tip explaining why you should move your project's source control to Subversion.
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WS-Reliable Messaging and Session Support (Part3)
This is the third part of tri series blogs where in Part 1 we showed
one way of supporting sessions with WS Reliable Messaging. Mike showed in his blog WS Reliable Messaging and Session Support Part 2
what are the problems with this approach and we now
conclude with a third part where we have tried to fix some of these
problems —
Bhakti Mehta
Dynamically sizing threadpools
Thread pools can typically be dynamically resized, but is that a feature you should take advantage of? In a word -- no. —
Scott Oaks
Swing Application Framework Architecture
The first of a brief series, this post summarizes the Swing Application Framework. —
John O'Conner
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Question about GF history
I'd love some details on this. How did glassfish come about? when/why did you fork other codebases and what was the driver of that? Just in case you're wondering why I'm interested... I'm considering a migration to GF, and (good or bad), I don't want to base that choice on just technical merit (real or perceived... oh, the flamebait!). All other technical considerations being equal (or nearly equal), I'd like to take into consideration such things as community, activity, the number of 'warm fuzzies' I get by reading the dev list. —
Re: HTTP Servlet RA
Why two RA's? Because both of them have completely different functionality. Http Servlet RA is a Server side component which only accepts the incoming request and sends response to it just like Web Server hosting HttpServlet never creates new Requests. While HttpClient RA can be a full blown implementation of HttpCLient and which is responsible for creating the HttpRequest, receive response in Sync or Async way like a true Client side component. —
jai-operators
I made a new build of my jai-operators project. It contains among other things an operator to apply any point operation (such as pow() and sqrt()), an operator to apply the same operation on a collection of images (the first renderable collection operator!), a pipeline operator and the famous DFT3D and IDFT3D along with a 3d periodic shift. I would appreciate if you could take a look and send me comments. —
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