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		Today on java.net October 08, 2007 More Adventurous: From the lowest-level language to one of the highest » Read more   Java Today Constitutional conversations commence Mark Reinhold's Constitutional conversations commence recaps the initial activities of the OpenJDK Governance Board. "The OpenJDK Governance Board held its first two meetings this past July. The minutes have just been posted (for 2007/7/12 and 2007/7/17); herewith the highlights. The primary mission of the current GB is to write a Constitution for the OpenJDK Community. These initial meetings served to set the stage, both procedurally and philosophically, for that work." Announcement of the Autumn 2007 NetBeans Governance Board Members The Autumn 2007 NetBeans Governance Board Elections have ended. All of the votes have been counted and the board members have been announced: the community representatives in the new NetBeans Governance Board are Wade Chandler and Tom Wheeler . The third member and Sun Microsystems appointee to the Governance Board is Brian Leonard. The election organizers offer "congratulations to Wade, Tom, Brian and all of our respected fine nominees!" JSR-310 and Java 7 language changes Stephen Colebourne's Weblog has an entry about JSR-310 and Java 7 language changes with examples of what he considers Java limitations. "Part of the difficulty I'm finding with designing JSR-310 (Dates and Times) is that I constantly come across gaps in the language of Java. My concern is that these gaps will shape the API to be less than it should be." Among these are concerns about using BigDecimal to represent durations, and a lack of immutable classes. He also makes a case for self-types and operator overloading being appropriate for JSR-310's purposes. Weblogs Sun's new syncrhonized security updates policy Beginning with 1.4.2_16 + 1.5.0u13 + 1.6.0u3, Sun is moving to a new policy of releasing synchronized security updates of all supported versions of Java SE. —  Osvaldo Pinali Doederlein What's New in Japex 1.1.4? More users usually translates into more requests for features. A few more developers have picked up Japex in the last month, and a couple have asked me to provide additional features for their benchmarks. I'll use this blog to introduce a couple of new features in Japex version 1.1.4. —  Santiago Pericas-Geertsen Dynamic Scalable Clustering In today's information technology world, fault tolerance has become an expected system characteristic, as demands on such systems, not only requires the availability of data, but also the efficiency of such systems. —  Mohamed Abdelaziz Forums Call for Papers: Java Mobile & Embedded Developer Days Conference We want this to be a community-driven conference. We are looking forward to your involvement in making this an interesting and interactive event. The Call for Papers opened on October 2, 2007 and will end October 31, 2007 Registration is expected to be open November 1, 2007. For more information about the conference and how to submit papers please see https://developerdays.dev.java.net. —  Re: Resource injection in servlet (JMS) If you do not want the resource mapping to be done in the bean-code itself via mappedName, sun-web.xml is the alternative to tie the local JNDI reference to the global JNDI resource, but this would result in one-additional endor-specific deployment descriptor [sun-web.xml] to be added to your deployment archive. —  Downloading an application permanently I haven't used Java Web Start in a while but I seem to remember that it offered the user a choice of downloading an application permanently if they'd downloaded the same app more than once. I have recently built and deployed an application using Java Web Start but the option to make a local copy is not there. Can anyone tell me whether this is something that I need to configure or a feature that isn't available any more (or even just a problem with my memory!)?  —		Featured Articles » Calling Java from assembly language (really!) Implementing new Swing gestures with the Timing framework Featured Podcast » Java Mobile & Embedded Developer Days java.net Polls » Have you tried out the Java SE 6.0 Update N (aka, "Consumer JRE") Early Access? 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