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Posted by malcolmdavis at (11:48 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) jMaki Webtop on GlassFish - Ajax World Keynote Video: jMaki Webtop is a light-weight Mashup Framework based on jMaki widgets. The webtop was demonstrated at Ajax World East 2008 keynote. The key features are: Simple & easy to use (runs in browser) Extensible (add your own widgets & gadgets) Manageable (create users) Persistent… Posted by arungupta at (11:20 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Tell Me Why: Announcements in the forums... also: Forum Posts: Swing Explorer 1.0, Mobicents Sip Servlets 0.3, ME options, and does JavaFX need a seekTime() Java Today: NetBeans 6.1 RC1 acceptance survey, Terrence Barr on ME at Tech Days, and the Java Posse interviews James Gosling Weblogs: Tracking space junk with real-time Java, and character conversion points, Rails on GlassFish Posted by invalidname at (07:40 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Submit a proposal: the latest Java trends: Call for papers for Jazoon Cutting-Edge, the special session at Jazoon'08 for the latest trends in Java technology. Posted by cwfrei at (06:04 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) April 14 2008 Dalibor Topic, welcome to Sun!: Back from a 4 week hiatus (vacation, traveling, and various bouts of flu and colds) it's time to crank up the blogging again ... starting with a great bit of news: We're excited to announce that Dalibor Topic is joining Sun… Posted by terrencebarr at (18:28 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (1) There's still time to register for the Java Power Tools bootcamp: The Java Power Tools bootcamp is coming up fast - don't miss out! Posted by johnsmart at (15:32 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Benchmarks and surprises: I'm posting some results from my latest benchmarks on the Metadata facility of blueMarine - take them with half a pinch of salt, since I've checked them but not double-checked, sorry but I have just a little time in these days. They gave some little surprise to me. Posted by fabriziogiudici at (14:45 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (2) Net Beans (6.1) Page Flows: NetBeans (6.1) Page Flows may be a small step towards Model Driven development. Posted by johnreynolds at (11:19 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Substance 4.3 official release: Announcement of the 4.3 release for Substance look-and-feel project. The list of new features and a few screenshots inside. Posted by kirillcool at (11:01 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) GlassFish @ Silicon Valley Web Developer JUG - Tomorrow (Apr 15, 2008): Project GlassFish: On a mission to please Developers is the topic of talk at Silicon Valley Web Developer JUG tomorrow (Apr 15, 2008). Hear all about GlassFish v2, it's exciting set of features such as Metro, High Availability, Clustering, Grizzly, Scripting, SIP container, Tools… Posted by arungupta at (09:52 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Daniel Raskin on Federated Access Management: Sun senior product line manager Daniel Raskin discusses the practical issues and summarizes the robust capabilities offered by soon-to-be available, open-source Sun Federated Access Manager, which results from a merge of two existing products. Posted by marinasum at (09:22 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Rails and Java EE integration - Native Rails on GlassFish v3: The last part of this tri-series blog (Part 1, Part 2) will show how a Rails application can be deployed on GlassFish - without the need of Goldspike, Warbler or any other gem or plugin. Yes, that's a native Rails app deployment on GlassFish v3. GlassFish v3… Posted by arungupta at (08:18 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere: When the DSL provider's lights go out... also: Java Today: Java SE 6 update 10 in detail, JUG Events site, and JavaTools Community Newsletter Spotlight: JavaOne 2008 Student Program Weblogs: SPOT-less SunSPOT programming, RepaintManager side-effect, and Grails on GlassFish Forum Posts: Why Vista matters, Wonderland APIs, and proxies in Java SE 6u10 Posted by invalidname at (06:48 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (1) April 13 2008 Using SailFin as Instant Messaging (IM/Chat) server: It is very easy to use SailFin server as an Instant Messaging server (IM server). All that you need is to write a SipServlet and deploy it in SailFin server. Posted by bhavanishankar at (23:48 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) I think my daughter is on the right track...: I have a daughter who just became turned three, and she's already quite into Java! Posted by kohsuke at (21:31 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (2) Character Conversion points: You'd think this sort of problem would be resolved by now, but it's not. It's still almost impossible to quickly and easily migrate an application from the too common default Latin-1 to UTF-8 character set encoding. Posted by joconner at (09:07 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) RepaintManager's side effect: A little-known side effect of setting a custom RepaintManager or using RepaintManager.setDoubleBufferingEnabled() method Posted by alexfromsun at (07:49 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) EGJUG Meeting: Faculty of Science, Ain Shams University: Yesterday I made a presentation about Java platforms, it was an introductory session for students and graduates in Faculty of Science AinShams University. It is the same session I did last week with some additions like Security, Connection Management, Scalability… Posted by ahashim at (02:14 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) April 12 2008 Tools and Tips to Diagnose Performance Issues at Jazoon 2008: I am very proud to be a Jazooner this year, my session "Tools and Tips to Diagnose Performance Issues" is scheduled to June, 24. I want to share with the audience my experience on diagnosing performance problems related to Java technology at server side applications. Posted by claudio at (10:16 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) ApacheCON in Amsterdam Is Over :-(: Hi guys, the last five days I have been in Amsterdam to attend the ApacheCON there. The conference this year, as always, was really amazing. The presentations I attended were absolutely on the top-level. I had the chance to meet… Posted by paranoiabla at (03:31 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) April 11 2008 Starting with Sun SPOT using NetBeans 6.1: If you do not have a Sun SPOT, do not be bored, you can still have a lot of fun! In this entry, I gonna explain how to start programming the world using NetBeans 6.1! Posted by brunogh at (21:41 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (1) Java™ User Groups: Think Globally, Act Locally: This JUG Community panel session I organized was accepted for CommunityOne. Yes! It is not too late to register for CommunityOne being held on May 5th at Moscone Center. CommunityOne attendees will enjoy free access to the JavaOne Pavilion and General Sessions on Tuesday, May 6th. Registration is free, but space is limited, so save your spot today. Posted by van_riper at (19:10 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Sun Java System Web Server Shines in Scalability and Versatility: A recent blog highlights the nuances. Posted by marinasum at (09:32 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Getting Started with Grails on GlassFish: This blog has published good amount of content on how Ruby-on-Rails applications can be deployed on GlassFish. Grails is another popular MVC-based framework that leverages the Groovy language. Basically, Grails : Groovy :: Rails : Ruby. Starting today, I plan to start publishing content on… Posted by arungupta at (09:07 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) What technology evangelists really do for a living: We shot some video on our recent whirlwind tour of South America. This fun video shows one of our adventures. Posted by timboudreau at (08:21 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (1) Oh My Golly!: One heck of a deal for college students... also: Java Today: JavaOne 2008 Student Program, NetBeans 6.1 Release Candidate, and SigTest project java.net Poll: How far have you ever taken a dispute over code? Weblogs: Requesting Java support in Google App Engine, Nexus Maven repository manager, and DOA 2008 CFP Forum posts: The story behind SwingSet3, animating Swing pane collapses, and JMS reconnect issues Posted by invalidname at (04:52 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) April 10 2008 Iterative Development: Iterative Development is by far the best way to implement your Managed Business Process... unless your definition of "Iterative Development" is different from mine ;-) Posted by johnreynolds at (15:43 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) RedMonk Podcast on Identity: Several topics are covered: "passportgate," enterprise SSO and SSO, OpenID. Posted by marinasum at (15:05 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Nexus - my next Maven repository manager: The lads at Sonatype have just released a new Maven Repository Manager, called Nexus. And it looks good! Posted by johnsmart at (14:46 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (2) Joint Sun/Microsoft J1 talk on Web Services: Kevin Wittkopf (Microsoft) and I (Sun) will be giving a joint talk on Java (using Metro and GlassFish) and .NET 3.5 interoperable web services at JavaOne. The blog entry gives the details. Posted by haroldcarr at (10:04 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) anycar anylane anywhere drivers: Long long ago, so long ago that no body could say how long ago, thousands of people from China, Rome, France and India climbed up a mountain somewhere near Cripple Creek, Colorado and built houses to live in and lived… Posted by isolatednetworks at (09:15 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (2) All Over The World: New thinking for educational challenges... also: Weblogs: Ideas for computer science in schools, "Hello Buddy" for international education, and Grizzly 1.73 Feature Article: Source Code Analysis Using Java 6 APIs Java Today: JFugue Music NotePad project, JSR 303 (Bean Validation) examined, and NetBeans + Ruby + AppleScript Forum Posts: JXTable with 1.6 sorting/filtering, SwingSet 3 demos, and JDIC's rendering path on the Mac Posted by invalidname at (04:41 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Introduction to Java Programming language Presentation: As a part from the EGJUG activities; being a Java Champion, I am visiting universities where students don't know about Java and make an introductory level presentation to show them the cool things in Java. Posted by ahashim at (00:51 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) April 09 2008 Google App Engine: Request Java Runtime: I was at the Google Campfire One event a few days ago where Google App Engine was officially launched. The whole thing was recorded. So, you didn't miss anything except for the *cold*. Good thing there were camp fires and hot chocolate. Brrrr! Anyway, it sounds like a real sweet and free web application hosting environment. The problem is the only runtime supported initially is Python. Read the full post to find out how you can help get Java runtime support added. Posted by van_riper at (22:26 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) A good reference for Agile SCM: Henrik Kniberg has written a good description of how to use the so-called "stable-trunk" SCM pattern for version control in an Agile project. Posted by johnsmart at (17:17 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) CFP DOA 2008: I'm on the program committee (my fourth time) for the Distributed Objects, Middleware, and Applications conference (DOA'08) being held in Monterrey, Mexico, Nov 10 - 12, 2008. Here is the Call For Papers. Submit something or plan on attending and discussing cutting edge middleware research. Posted by haroldcarr at (15:13 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) What do we do about Computer Science education?: So much needs to be done to improve CS education worldwide. What can we do? Where should we start? Posted by sonyabarry at (14:08 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (3) JRuby 1.1 released - ready for production!: JRuby 1.1 is released and ready for production use today. You can unleash the potential in 3 simple steps - download, unzip & get started. Here is a quote from the announcement: more and more reports of applications exceeding Ruby 1.8.6 performance; we are even… Posted by arungupta at (09:00 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) New monster unleashed: Grizzly 1.7.3 is out!: Every month the bear is growing....1.7.3 is now out with a flurry of new features and performance improvement. Posted by jfarcand at (06:14 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Here Comes Your Man: Dalibor gets even more involved with OpenJDK... also: Java Today: OpenJDK MIPS porting project, Dalibor Topic joins Sun as F/OSS ambassador, and and interview with Java Champion Adam Bien Weblogs: Previewing Java University at JavaOne, Cleaning up spurious SpringIDE warnings, and NetBeans 6.1 and non-UTF-8 source files Forum Posts: RSS feed for 6u10 early access releases, GlassFish startup/shutdown inside NetBeans, and licensing and protecting EE apps Posted by invalidname at (05:26 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (2) April 08 2008 Project "Hello Buddy/Hola Amigo": The project "Hello Buddy/Hola Amigo" is a Sun Microsystems' volunteers' initiative to reduce the digital divide.The project itself is based on "Wonderland" a Sun's open-source project to create virtual 3D world. Wonderland gives us the platform to build a live virtual and 3D classroom. 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