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Posted by survivant at (10:49 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) March 17 is OpenSSO Community Day in New York City: Come one, come all! Learn, network, participate. Posted by marinasum at (08:12 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) No Regrets: Is using lots of static methods a form of functional programming, or just wrong? Also: Feature Article: (Not So) Stupid Questions 21: All Statics Java Today: Real Invaders, EoD SQL 2.0, and Sailfin webinar Friday Weblogs: Why I do open source, embedding objects in Synth, and a farewell Forum Posts: SwingConstants, questioning Java Quick Starter, and implicit SOAP headers Posted by invalidname at (07:51 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (2) Designing APIs on the NetBeans PlatformDesigning APIs on the NetBeans Platform (URL fixed): In my previous blog I've posted a wrong URL (it was the URL of the next article, which is still a non public draft). I've fixed the link. Thanks to NBDT fellow Antonio Vieiro for having notified the error. Posted by fabriziogiudici at (07:07 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Free GlassFish Webinar for Students at OSUM: Are you a student and would like to learn why GlassFish is meant for you ? Create/join a student community at osum.sun.com and attend the GlassFish Webinar. This webinar will introduce GlassFish application server, show multiple demos that can be used to impress your colleagues/professors,… Posted by arungupta at (06:19 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) January 28 2009 Slides from the Java Power Tools talk at Devoxx - part 1: Some of the live presentations from last year's Devoxx conference in Antwerp are starting to be posted on their site. I've had a couple of requests for the slides from the Java Power Tools talk I gave there. So, for… Posted by johnsmart at (23:34 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Goodbye For a While: I'm no longer with Sun: It was a wonderful ride. Will keep posting once in a while. Posted by marinasum at (14:53 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (5) GlassFish in CEUI and Campus Party: As reported earlier, Alan Vargas, the Sun Campus Ambassador at CEUI (Centro Universitario de Ixltahuaca) presented on GlassFish. The message of "GlassFish v2 - Fast, Easy, and Reliable" and "GlassFish v3 - Modular, Embeddable, and Extensible" was clearly delivered in the talk. Alan has published several useful… Posted by arungupta at (08:47 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Singapore Tech Days 2009 - Wrapup: A picture is worth thousand words! Now that Picasa 3.0 is available on Mac, here is a collage of pictures from the recently concluded Sun Tech Days in Singapore. The complete photo album is available at: And if you are interested in knowing all… Posted by arungupta at (08:47 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Singapore Tech Days 2009 - Talent Show, Cloud Camp, GlassFish Demo: Follow up from Day 1. Matt Thompson talked about cloud computing. Even though the term "cloud computing" is becoming more prominent now, it very well echoes Sun's 25 years old mantra - "The Network is the Computer". Even though there are some prominent players… Posted by arungupta at (08:46 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Embedded Objects in Synth Look And Feel: We can embed Java objects into Synth XML file, the embeded objects can be referred as properties. Posted by xuanyun at (06:36 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Never Touch That Switch: Switch on string, multi-exception catch, and other sweet small changes... also: Java Today: Accepting proposals for small language changes, JCP ME EC spot opening up, and GlassFish/MySQL series continues Feature Podcast: Java Mobility Podcast 69: Live from Mobile, Media & eMbedded Developer Days Weblogs: Data integrity with decentralized storage, Devoxx moves to November, and is BPM programing or software engineering? Forum Posts: Java2D scaling artifact, Java QuickStarter IO hits, and can LWUIT run on MHP? Posted by invalidname at (06:23 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) January 27 2009 Designing APIs on the NetBeans Platform: After the series "Idioms for the NetBeans Platform", I've started a new series on DZone about "Designing APIs on the NetBeans Platform". This new thread is focused on a specific API of blueMarine (the Metadata API) which is self-contained and… Posted by fabriziogiudici at (20:36 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Why I do Open Source: First Kirill blogged on "Why I do open source" and then invited Andres and Alex to do the same. So a chain reaction is in motion. Andres published his version, and tagged me and three others. So here's my entry,… Posted by eitan at (11:49 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Let Me Entertain You: A strong outside review for JavaFX... also: Java Today: eWeek enthusiastic for JavaFX, JSR 316 JSR in public review, and Substance and Flamingo RCs Weblogs: String formatting, Campus Party 2009, and working with Synth L&F; Forum Posts: REST as EJB, GlassFish GC, WSIT transations, and ME app distribution Posted by invalidname at (07:03 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Change the Tab Size of JTabbedPane: Introduce two ways to change the tab size of JTabbedPane. Posted by xuanyun at (04:17 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) God bless Stephan Janssen and BeJUG :-): The 2009 edition of Devoxx (former JavaPolis) will be held in November (16-20) instead of December, as shown in the web site of the conference (and announced in the latest newsletter). Chances of having some more degrees and photographing Bourgogne… Posted by fabriziogiudici at (02:32 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (3) Programming or Software Engineering?: There's an interesting thread going on over at InfoQ regarding the relationship between BPM and Software Engineering. One subtext of this discussion raises a wider question - When is it "Programming" and when is it "Software Engineering"? Posted by johnreynolds at (02:18 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (3) Networking: Ensure data integrity in a decentralized storage system: How to ensure data integrity in a public decentralized storage system ? This article describe a possible solution, this concept gonna be implemented in my java decentralized computing platform project. Posted by alois at (00:57 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (1) January 26 2009 Apache load balancer without Glassfish cluster profile: If you want to create Glassfish cluster without the Glassfish cluster profile then this article is for you! Posted by mriem at (20:58 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Java Power Tools is an Essential Java Resource!: Java Power Tools figures in Ted Neward's latest article on Essential Java Resources for junior and intermediate Java developers (and even more experienced ones). This article does a great job putting together a collection of the most useful web… Posted by johnsmart at (09:18 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Phoenix From The Flames: Glazed Lists are back, but did they ever leave? Also: Java Today: Glazed Lists 1.8.0, JSR 299 drops "Web Beans" name, and JavaTools Community Newsletter 189 Weblogs: JSR 316 (EE 6) public review, Apache OFBiz book, and cloud computing and Java Spotlight: Zero/Shark OpenJDK project Forum Posts: Seeking GlassFish v3 embedded in Maven, missing JavaFX components, and painting layers in BD-J Posted by invalidname at (08:19 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) How to format a string?: Sometimes users need to prepare their data for output. Java provides support for layout justification and alignment, common formats for numeric, string, and date/time data, and locale-specific output. However, the JavaFX language reference just briefly mentions this functionality. Posted by malenkov at (06:00 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Integrate Your UI Class into Synth Look And Feel: Synth look and feel provides the flexibility to customize the component's rendering and behavior. We can implement our own UI class and integrate it into Synth look and feel. Posted by xuanyun at (01:17 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (3) January 25 2009 Cloud Computing and Java: I am a beneficiary (or victim?) of the cloud computing hype (or reality?). Posted by rags at (19:13 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (4) The Best Database Tool: As I wrote elsewhere, MySQL Workbench has been selected by Developer.Com as the best database tool out there. Other winners of note were OpenSSO (security category) and Netbeans (open source category). Posted by mortazavi at (17:01 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) January 24 2009 Campus Party 2009 in Brazil: The campus party last year, brought together a large number of Internet users, developers, bloggers, adding more than 4,000 subscribers. This year we more than 6,000 participants in one event. The campus party in 2009, each participant received a tent,… Posted by liyushiro at (06:57 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) January 23 2009 The Apache OFBiz Book: Every once in a while I get asked to review a book. This time it has been the Apache OFBiz Development: The Beginner's Tutorial by Jonathan Wong and Rupert Howell. While Wong and Howell have done some seriously complex work… Posted by mortazavi at (14:52 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Java EE 6 Platform Public Review: The public review for JSR-316, the Java EE 6 Platform JSR, started yesterday. Posted by robc at (11:53 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (7) Sooner Than You Think: A first look at JavaFX Mobile... also: Java Today: JavaFX Mobile debuts at M3DDs, Rakshak Network Protocol Analyzer project, and JSR 303 (Bean Validation) in public review Forum Posts: Getting started with ME, introductory clustering, GlassFish logging niceness, and splitting up localizations in LWUIT java.net Poll: Which Java specialization would you recommend to a new Java programmer? Weblogs: JCP Observer status, java.net Maven2 repository, and banning IPs with Grizzly Posted by invalidname at (07:41 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) January 22 2009 Grizzly : Drop connection for banned IP: I want to show you how you can block IPs in your Grizzly server. I pretty sure that you can found lot of reasons why you could want that. I'll use a list from https://iblocklist.com/ as input for my demo. What you have to do to close the connection from client that isn't wanted is pretty simple. 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