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November 29 2005

http://foss.in event: Project GlassFish demo and slides: In its new form (foss.in) Linux Bangalore, is now open to show all free and open source software. There are many requests at the event to make the project glassfish demo and slides available online.
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FOSS.in : Intel, Google and Yahoo surprise me: Day 1 at Foss.in
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Apache Java XML-Security 1.3 released, what's next?: Apache Java XML-Security 1.3 has just been released with major performance improvements.
Posted by mullan at (07:50 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)  

Games People Play: Playing Sudoku and Quake 2 with Java... Also:
Feature Article: Solving Sudokus with Java
Projects and Communities: Jake2 (Quake2 in Java) gets Slashdotted and XBRL pros and cons
Also in Java Today: High-performance IO patterns and Java EE classloaders
Weblogs: Third-party component L&F; support, Façade's AI experiment "game", and distributed testing patent
Forums: A GlassFish gotcha and Bruce Tate on "Beyond Java"s goals
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November 28 2005

A patent for the Java Quality organization: Huh? I got a patent? Say what?
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Façade, gaming redefined: Every now and then, a group of few people come up with a bright idea that shakes the world of video games. Façade might just be one of them and it's Java powered.
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Proposal for uniform support of third-party components in custom look-and-feels: This posting proposes an approach for uniform support of third-party components in custom look-and-feels. The approach has been successfully adopted in Liquid and Substance look-and-feels.
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Prime Time: Starter bugs for would-be JDK contributors... also:
Spotlight: JDK starter bug list and getting started guide
Weblogs: I18N'ing properties files, annotations, and GlassFish on Mac OS X
Also in Java Today: More money (and work) in 2006 and managing and monitoring JBoss
Forums: Design and productivity and GlassFish exception logging
Projects and Communities: JSP public spec work and JBoss' NetBeans support forum
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November 27 2005

Do Not Forget the Encoding Flag: Watch out for this pitfall when working with translated .properties files.
Posted by gsporar at (10:23 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (1)  

November 26 2005

Running GlassFish on Mac OS X: How to run the latest GlassFish build (b28) on Mac OS X
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November 25 2005

Desafio NetBeans - the plugin contest - postcards from Brazil II: I'm here in Brazil to kick off the Desafio NetBeans plug-in contest - this involves traveling to a lot of cities in Brazil and doing training on writing plug-ins. So I'm posting our schedule for anyone who wants to join us.
Posted by timboudreau at (08:31 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (2)  

Black Friday: Engaging in a little enterprise... also:
Projects and Communities: JXTA P2P whiteboard and Jini Community November newsletter
java.net Poll:: Calling scripting languages from Java, or vice versa?
Forum postings: Rhino status in Mustang and Swing performance debugging
Weblogs: Continuation servers, distributing JARs, and NetBeans on Mac
Also in Java Today: RFID and J2EE and Copying database data with JDBC
Posted by invalidname at (04:48 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)  

November 24 2005

Still Thinking About Annotations..: Reflections on java 5 annotations, aspects, and more..
Posted by eitan at (07:20 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (2)  

Reelin' in the Years: A short holiday note... also:
Feature Article: Not So Stupid Question No. 6
Projects and Communities: JDK Starter Bug list and JamVM
Also in Java Today: JBoss podcasts and Plugging memory leaks with weak references
Forum postings: Inheritance in JAXB 2 and economics of switching languages
Weblogs: Kirill's guide to writing code, debugging Swing threads, and NetBeans expectations and disappointments
Posted by invalidname at (06:57 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)  

Web Continuation Servers: Web continuations can change the way we think about web applications.
Posted by navaneeth at (02:59 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (1)  

Apache Derby 10.1.2.1 Released: Apache Derby, the pure Java SQL database, has released version 10.1.2.1.
Posted by bernt at (01:45 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)  

November 23 2005

Opportunity: Electronic Health Records Systems: A CDC survey report reveals less than 1/3 of hospital emergency and outpatient departments use electronic medical records. One wonders why, and if there's an opportunity here.
Posted by bboyes at (21:28 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (1)  

Thread Dump and Concurrency Locks: Thread dumps are very useful for diagnosing synchronization related problems such as deadlock on object monitors. Introducing the Mustang enhancement in thread dump, deadlock detection facility, as well as the monitoring API to improve the diagnosability of java.util.concurrent.locks.
Posted by mandychung at (16:12 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (2)  

Comparing webapp frameworks : Model 1 with scriptlets: Before we dive into the frameworks, I want to drop back to basics to give some context behind why the frameworks exist and what benefits they provide. For this reason, let's look at a naive model 1 implementation of the sample application. If you're already familiar with the whole model 1 vs. model 2 thing, you might want to skip reading this particular entry.
Posted by simongbrown at (11:42 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)  

Netbeans on Mac Tip: How to make Netbeans not lock up every couple of minutes while GCing.
Posted by joshy at (11:14 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (9)  

Deliver Your Java Application in One-JAR!: Packing a simple application I discovered I can't include the driver of the MySql into the JAR of my application. This is a feature of the JAR tool that force the users to download several files or to use an external unzip tool in order to unzip the files before running the aplication - very odd.
Posted by felipegaucho at (11:10 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (15)  

"I Agree" or "Cancel": We need more options: The recent Sony BMC rootkit fiasco confirms a sad fact... a digital certificate doesn't guarantee much of anything.
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My Old School: How I learned to think different about languages... also:
Forum postings: "Beyond Java" Chapter 5 and Swing event processing
Also in Java Today: Kim Polese speech on software development and Hibernate for Java SE
Weblogs: "Insanely cool" NetBeans feature, Swing internship posting, and Thread dependencies
Projects and Communities: JavaPedia on coding guidelines and Meet J2SE Client Architect Chet Haase
Posted by invalidname at (07:02 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (4)  

Crash course in writing code: Following the previous entry on bug handling, here is the second chapter on writing code.
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Debugging Swing - is it really difficult ?: Do we need to invent something to make it easier, or it is not a problem at all ?
Posted by alexfromsun at (01:57 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (32)  

November 22 2005

Web sites on strike? Yes, it is now possible...: Have you ever seen a web site on strike?
Posted by ludo at (19:48 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (1)  

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