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Java Mobilty Podcast #21: The Sun Java Wireless Toolkit for CLDC and CDC
The latest episode of the Java Mobility Podcast is The Sun Java Wireless Toolkit for CLDC and CDC: "Sun's Wireless Toolkit Team discusses the state-of-the-art toolbox for developing wireless applications that are based on Java ME's Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) and Connected Device Configuration (CDC)."

GlassFish Day - Milan
The next GlassFish Day is Wednesday this coming week in Milan. Of course we'll discuss the recent GlassFish v2 release and v3 plans, but we'll also cover Portal, OpenESB, Jersey/JAX-RS, OpenMQ and Metro. This free event is part of the greater Sun TechDays event in Italy [Registration] - Monday/Tuesday in Rome, Wednesday through Friday in Milan. Arun has already blogged about jMaki and Web Services sessions. There will also be "Java EE , GlassFish and Their Future" presentations in both places. Check the agenda.

Restricting Access to Ajax Services
A new SDN article by Greg Murray and Ed Ort looks at Restricting Access to Ajax Services in Java EE. "This article highlights some techniques for restricting access to Ajax-based services. It then focuses on using URL-based API keys, which gives you fine-grained protection and allows you to track, meter, and restrict usage of a service."

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Mixing property language support and bean bindings
Recently, Shannon posted version 1.0 of beanbindings. Even if this version is not ready for production use, it is stable enough to create a small demo mixing property language support and beanbindings. — Rémi Forax

CEJUG Certified: free vouchers of Sun Certification Program
A JUG created a program where local companies provide reimbursement of vouchers to members who succeed in the Sun Certification Program exams. — Felipe Gaucho

A simple physics/dynamics stack
Are you doing engineering using Java? Or even science? Than you sometimes might need to calculate how objects move under the impression of forces and torques. The following might be for you then... — Joerg Plewe

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Re: cannot find xwss sample download
The main page for XWSS is now https://xwss.dev.java.net and it ships in Project WSIT/Metro (https://wsit.dev.java.net) and Metro is in turn a part of GlassFish. So yes you can get samples of XWSS 2.0 style and XWSS 3.0 style security. XWSS 3.0 (which is what is used WSIT/Metro) makes use of WS-SecurityPolicy to specify the security policies of a service inside the WSDL. Please post XWSS related questions to users@metro.dev.java.net. You can quickly create Security Applications by making use of NetBeans (with WSIT Plugin) and GlassFish. —

Re: bluetooth jsr82
After you create a mobile project you can check Bluetooth availability by clicking with the right button in the project and then Properties->Platform, then select the Java Apis for Bluetooth Wireless Technology optional package (by default is selected). After that, you can run two instances of the project and emulate Bluetooth communication Try to run BluetoothDemo available in ME Application Developers Demo Box. —

Re: Some thoughts about the modules design
Java Web Start is good, but it has some downsides. Right now, both the client and server must be restarted to recognize a new cell type. Also, the build scripts need to be updated to only rebuild jar files that have changed -- right now they rebuild all jar files. A Servlet should also be written to use the packed jar files. If you are interested in developing a more complete module system to allow dynamic loading, we would welcome the contribution. I would love to see a design document we can all comment on (like Jordan did with WFS). To help get started, I have also included an email I wrote to the team a while back on the subject of modules. —

Re: [JAI] JAI Success Stories
These success stories may be supplied directly to me. Assuming that the project is interesting then there is a good chance that this will be posted. The verbiage should included something about what JAI contributed and one or more images should accompany the text. A perusal of existing pages should provide a good idea of what is required. —