On JavaLobby, James Sugrue asks Was 2010 Java's Biggest Year?
With Java moving to Oracle's care, 2010 was always bound to be a defining year for Java. As we got to the end of 2009, there were constant questions about whether JavaOne would be going ahead or not. However, as the time of Oracle's aquisition came closer, a clear roadmap was made available, including news that JavaOne would be going
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ATTENTION: Due to an error in a DNS update made for the projects being migrated in the latest wave the projects are inaccessible on dev.java.net. The kenai team is working to restore them to read-only visibility as soon as possible. The projects will be coming online on the new site as soon as the project data is uploaded, with the following URL format - java.net/projects/<projectname>.
The Tampa Java User Group's post about their upcoming January 11, 2011 meeting showed up in my JUGs blog search feed yesterday. The meeting will feature David Chandler from Google, who will be talking about running Google Web Toolkit 2.1 on the Google AppEngine...
Alan Williamson has built a Jetty Desktop Launcher:
After getting sick of maintaining a number of independent context files to run up servers for a few minutes at a time, I thought there had to be a better way. To that end, I built a very simple GUI wrapper to the excellent Java Application Server, Jetty that lets you quickly run up as many servers as you wish, shutting them down as quickly as
Geertjan Wielenga considers update/download within a NetBeans context:
Here's a cool thing I've been meaning to blog about for a while. In your NetBeans IDE installation directory, within one of your cluster folders, i.e, a folder that contains NetBeans modules (e.g., "ide" or "platform" or "java" or any other cluster from your own application), create a subfolder named "update", containing a f
Adam Bien notes that JBoss 6 with Java EE 6 Support Is Released
JBoss 6 is released and is available for download. I already tested the M5 - and it worked very well.
I have started to look for some framework to put together in the same web page different contributions from loosely coupled applications. After reading about claims of portlet's demise, I was pointed to OpenSocial, Shingdig and the like. Now, I couldn't care less about the "Social" part of this (I am writing applications to manage data of particle accelerators and light sources......
Today I had enough from typing lenghty paths and ".jar" extensions, so I taught Windows to deal with JARs the same way it deals with EXEs and CMDs.
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SpotlightsBy studying concurrency bug patterns, you both increase your general awareness of concurrency programming and learn to recognize coding idioms that don't, or might not, work. In this article, authors Zhi Da Luo, Yarden Nir-Buchbinder, and Raja Das unpack six lesser-known concurrency bugs that threaten the thread-safety and performance of Java™ applications running on multicore systems... After many months of hard work SIP Communicator becomes the first open source project to offer support for XMPP Jingle on Windows, Linux, and Mac. This includes video calls, conferences, call transfers, call recording and basically all the features that we’ve already had with SIP. So go ahead and start using that Jabber/GMail account for something more than just texting... Related Linksjava.net Polls |
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