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WeblogsNovember 03 2005Comparing webapp frameworks : Why?: "Imho this is a complete waste of time and it will be another biased comparison without any real use whatshowever." So, why am I doing this? JAX-WS Project Created on Java.net: A new JAX-WS project has been created on Java.net. This project is for the reference implementation of JSR 224 that Java API for XML Web Services. No Need for Promises: Mustang progress front and center... Also:
Solutions for the 3rd world that might make the 1st world jealous: Bruce Boyes's Blog, "The $100 PC in another guise?", and the comments that it generated got me thinking about solutions for the 3rd world that might make the 1st world jealous. November 02 2005JavaOne Tokyo '05: Keynote Addresses: JavaOne Keynotes start on Nov 8, kicked off by the 父 (father) of J2EE, Mark Hapner. Bidirectional Text Inconsistencies: Bug # 4701238: Swing components show inconsistencies in laying out Right to Left (RTL) text. How should this be resolved? Blarg 17: Ant command line parameters broken?: If your command line parameters aren't working in Ant, here is a possible fix. Blarg! Comparing webapp frameworks : Introduction: Struts, WebWork, Stripes, Spring MVC, Wicket, Tapestry, JSF, etc, or even rolling your own. With so many J2EE web application frameworks to choose from, how do you decide which one to use? Cleaning the servlet requests from Html Injection: Web Application Security Vulnerabilities are a tricky area that needs creative solutions. Several frameworks solve a lot of problems for you and it may cause a weak perception about what really happens into the underneath code. This entry comments the Html Injection Filter - a set of classes that prevent Html injection into Cejug-Classifieds Project. Cruel Angel's Thesis: The book club discusses "Beyond Java"... Also:
November 01 2005JavaOne Jackpot Talk Available: The Jackpot presentation given at JavaOne 2005 is now available as a free multimedia presentation or PDF file. JavaOne 2006: Ideas for Desktop Talks?: It's time once again to submit a killer session for JavaOne, or to submit some ideas for killer sessions you'd like to see. JavaOne Tokyo '05: NetBeans Software Day: NetBeans World Tour makes its first stop in Japan next week. NetBeans Software Day is Nov 7 2005. The Usefulness of Actions: This blog gives an overview of Actions, why you might use them, and
covers a bit of the changes to Actions in 1.6.
Invoke: AOP made DIY... Also:
"Death to the Browser" - bring on a real application platform: October 31 2005 2006 JavaOne Conference Call for Papers is Open: Time to start thinking about what to submit... NetBeans 5.0 Beta...ouch: I use NetBeans every day. I like it. However, there's one thing that really irks me...and that's when a tool destroys code. Ready Steady Go: Take a crack at Mustang's bytecode verifier... Also:
October 30 2005New version of com4j posted: I posted a new version of com4j that fixed several bugs. JSF IRC Channel: I declare my intention to hang out in ##jsf on freenode.net Help Crack The Java Verifier: Sun is asking the developer community to help attack the new
bytecode verifier in Mustang. Here's some background on how
and why the community can help here. October 29 2005RFID in passports: bad idea: The US State Department tries to patch up a poorly conceived application of technology which is inappropriate for the task. 'Close' icons on a JTabbedPane w/o UI interference: Many apps require a 'close' icon on a tab of a JTabbedPane. Most solutions require manipulation of the L&F classes. There is another option that works without interference with the UI using proactive icons. October 28 2005Vida: Art and Artificial Life Competition: An international competition, created to reward excellence in artistic creativity in the field of artificial life. Sun let's you Scratch the Itch in the JDK 1.6: After complaining about shortcomings in the Java JDK for some time I took the opportunity to actually try to fix one of the problems is encountered and send a patch to Sun. Looking back I have to give kudos to Sun how relatively easy it is to become a contributor and that they really want to keep the developers in the loop not like in the "good old" days where submitting a bug report meant that I just disappeared in a black hole and if you were lucky it reappeared later. Posted by schaefa at (14:09 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Fast Infoset in the Real World: It usually takes times for new ideas and technologies to be adopted by the industry. However, Fast Infoset (FI), a binary encoding for the XML infoset, is growing very quickly. A good example of this is a recently founded company, Inversoft, which has developed an XML-based protocol and is using FI as a space/time efficient encoding. Ever Open Door: Tracking and appreciating Mustang contributions... Also:
October 27 2005User-Friendly XML Config: Using the xml-stylesheet processing instruction in XML config files makes them much easier on the eye. | |
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