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Monitor and diagnose performance in Java SE 6
Java SE 6 focuses on performance, with expanded tools for managing and monitoring applications as well as diagnosing common problems. The article Monitor and diagnose performance in Java SE 6 outlines the basis of monitoring and management in the Java SE platform and provides detailed information about the relevant enhancements in Java SE 6.
Long Running Web Process (LRWP) in the Java Platform using GlassFish
A new SDN article looks at Long Running Web Process (LRWP) in the Java Platform using GlassFish. "The Long Running Web Process (LRWP) is a protocol used by a web server to communicate with its peers. LRWP is similar to CGI, but faster, since the peer is persistent across requests." The article moves on to considering Java implementations, to run on GlassFish: "the design for implementing the LRWP protocol in the Java platform uses a servlet container to handle HTTP requests and also to make use of servlets to handle the LRWP processing. "
Notebook project
The Notebook project offers "a simple program to organize notes, to-dos, lists, and anything else you need to jot down. Notebook is designed to be small, fast, and portable. This makes it ideal to keep on a USB thumb drive, and use on any computer with Java 1.5 or higher installed. Notebook is also designed to be simple and easy to use. No extensive menus, no complicated options, and no fluff. Anyone can begin using Notebook in a matter of seconds, using simple toolbar buttons or intuitive keyboard shortcuts."
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Rainbow 1.1 - SVG browser for remote SVN repositories
The new version of Rainbow SVG browser is available. Now you can browse remote SVN repositories with regular and compressed SVG content. —
Kirill Grouchnikov
Seam Presentation by Gavin King on October 16th
Gavin King will be speaking about Seam at the Silicon Valley Web Developer JUG meeting on October 16th. This JUG meets at 6:30pm on the third Tuesday of each month at Google in Mountain View, California. —
Van Riper
Java ME on Windows Mobile
Couple words about getting Java ME on Windows Mobile —
Petr Panteleyev
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Re: Can't secure JAVA SE 6 WebService - code based on example doesn't work
If you want to do it programmatically the option is there. You will have to supply something called as XWSSCallbackHandler (it's a bit cumbersome). For GlassFish you will just need to supply a JSR 196 CallbackHandler which requires fewer callbacks to be handled. Otherwise if you are worried about keystore passwords or user-passwords being present in Config file then you can always supply a small CallbackHandler inplace of Password. For username/password you can also set it programmatically in the client code by setting BindingProvider.USERNAME_PROPERTY and BindingProvider.PASSWORD_PROPERTY. —
Dependency Injection?
I'm new to JavaME and wondering what solutions are currently available for dependency injection. We started a project at my company where T.D.D. was used through and through. I hacked together a band-aid implementation for D.I. but I'm curious to find out how others address the need if at all. I'm looking for a tool or framework that will allow me to wire my application together much like Springframework does for JRE based apps. Is there anything at all in the ME space? —
Add watermark to jpeg
I need to add a watermark to jpeg image file. What I was trying to do was that I had a watermark in PNG format The watermark has transparent background with text having opacity 75%. Using JAI overlay, I am trying to place that png file on the jpeg file. It gives error that both images should have same number of bands and data type. Can anyone help me in this regard? Or can you provide me some code for watermarking ? —
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