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WeblogsJune 23 2005Open Source Events at JavaOne & Java.net close to 150,000 members & GELC Celebrates new projects: Daniel Brookshier catches up on his blogging! Here is what is up for this week:
o Java.net getting close to 150,000 members and how you can be number 150,000+1
Posted by turbogeek at (06:35 PDT) | Permalink | Discuss (0) June 22 2005Common Annotations for the Java Platform: Common Annotations for the Java Platform Public ReviewPosted by mode at (22:02 PDT) | Permalink | Discuss (0) JAX-WS 2.0 Public Review has started: The JAX-WS 2.0 Public Review version of the specifcation has been posted
to the JCP. JAX-WS 2.0 Early Access 2 is now available: JAX-WS 2.0 RI Early Access 2 is now available. This version of JAX-WS provides support for SOAP 1.2, MTOM. This is also the first implementation of a dynamic runtime that does not rely on non portable artifacts. JavaOne 2005: JavaOne 2005 is here and I'll be there. Will you ? Java Business Integration, JSR 208, passes final ballot: Will JBI lead to an Enterprise Service Bus in your future? GlassFish external commitor: GlassFish has it's first external commitor, Jacob Hookom! Wait, how is that possible? It's only been a couple of weeks. Bloated Mustang?: Build
40 of Mustang was the first drop with the first significant
new API additions. And the inevitable happened
as some people started to complain about the addition of "useless"
features:
who needs Web Services, Javascript or an HTTP server? Why Javascript
instead of [put favorite language here]?
Some of these
features are indeed hard to justify in J2SE, if we miss the big picture. The future of Java: Looking forward to next Thursday's keynote ...also June 21 2005Java Deployment @ JavaOne 2005: Hope to see you in San Francisco next week! This is Your Story: Too big for a single book ... also:
You say Eclipse, I say IBM: How many times have you heard the statement from IBM people that Eclipse has been out of their hands for as long as they remember? May be their minds forgot, but their hands still hold tight. June 20 2005Of Detachable Root Panes and Desktop Hopping: How to build a desktop-hopping JRootPane subclass. BluePrints for writing JSF Components that use AJAX: JSF Components may be used to provide reusable AJAX functionality in web applications. This entry discusses different strategies for AJAX enabling new and existing JSF components. JavaServer Faces additional License: JDL: JavaServer Faces is now available under the Java Research or Java Distribution Licenses. Industry trends: Java book sales back up ...also
Software Language Makes First Step Towards AI? Hardly.: I caught an odd story on news.softpedia.com this evening about how ISO 18629 is going to grant computer programs the ability to reason. Don't buy the hype--it's bad reporting, and I'll tell you why. June 19 2005Working with JAXB 2.0 - JavaOne BoF: Eduardo, Kohsuke and me are going to present a BOF on Web Services stack from java.net during the upcoming JavaOne conference. See more details. June 18 2005P2P Networking: Hashmap Implementation: Always thought that the Hash implementations (table & map) used buckets that are prime in number. But recently, after digging around the source code to see what that default size resulted in a bit of a puzzling situation int hash = key.hashCode(); June 17 2005technology has warped my brain: If You've Got a Name - Check out this Applet: Applets are old and AJAX is new, this blog is long, but there's a link
to really cool applet at the end. Yes, another Apple/Intel Blog... and you want to read this one.: Daniel is happy that Apple is moving to Intel. But he is not sure the nay-sayers are barking up the right tree. Daniel looks at his girlfriend, her mom, and his own Apple computers for the impact of switching to Intel. Is there Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt? You can only answer these burning issues in your mind if you read what Daniel has to say. Posted by turbogeek at (13:20 PDT) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Sun's Service Registry announced: Sun announced it Service Registry. This is based on the freebXML Registry project and will be in the forthcoming JWSDP 1.6. JXTA Community latest "triple play" releases deliver JXTA ubiquitous network vision: This week the JXTA community executed an impressive triple-play releasing simultaneously, for the first time in the project history, 3 implementations of the JXTA P2P protocols: JXTA-J2SE 2.3.4, JXTA-J2ME 2.0, and JXTA-C/C++ 2.1.1. These 3 implementations are fully compliant and interoperable. Sun also announced this week that Boeing, the lead systems integrator for the U.S. Army's multi-billion dollar Future Combat Systems (FCS) project, has selected the JXTA technology to provide the P2P discovery service for the FCS global network infrastructure. Classloading in J2EE Applications: We're increasingly seeing frameworks co-exist in an application that in turn rely on different versions of the same libraries. And the solution is? Countdown Crunch: One work week until JavaOne... also
Nice getting-started article on using JConsole when developing MBeans: This article by D J Walker-Morgan covers how to use JConsole to see VM information, and especially how to write an MBean and attach JConsole to check it out. June 16 2005National Games Week: National Games Week - Nov. 20-26, 2005 | |
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