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java.net CommunitiesWelcome to the java.net Community Homepage. Read the latest news and weblog entries from the java.net projects and communities. Check out this week's project spotlight and mark your calendar with the upcoming community events. Browse through the directory of communities or projects. Join a project, lurk, or propose one of your own.
Resource Injection and the Java Persistence API in web applications: Some thoughts on the experience of migrating the Duke's Bookstore
sample web application (in the J2EE 1.4 tutorial) from JNDI and JDBC to the
new Resource-Injection and Java-Persistence-API combo. JXTAJXTA elections: JXTA Community Manager Helen Chen has announced the schedule for the 2006 JXTA Board of Directors elections. The elections will fill two seats whose current term ends on February 28. The Call for Nominees is open and extends through January 17. Voting will run from January 18 through February 1. A second issue up for consideration is whether to extend board members' terms from one year to two. Questions and followups can be posted on the discuss@jxta.org list. » Read moreJiniJini webinar #11: The next Jini webinar is scheduled for Wednesday, January 18, and features Greg Trasuk presenting "Simple Jini: The Harvester Application Container". "The Harvester application container provides a simple way to develop and deploy Jini applications. You build services using a servlet-like API, and the container handles some of the sticky issues in Jini," such as managing your codebase, providing an http server, and handling infrastructure services like reggie. » Read moreNetBeansNetBeans Derby Demo: "Derby is the open source database being developed as part of the Apache DB Project. The Derby project does not develop any GUI tooling. However, some of the engineers working on the Derby project have developed a plug-in for NetBeans 5.0." Brian Leonard's Derby Demo shows how to install and use the plug-in. » Read moreJava ToolsJavaTools Community Newsletter #67: The 67th JavaTools Community Newsletter welcomes four projects to the community and celebrates two graduations from the incubator: JMXRemote and a-jar-stdio-terminal. It also links to a large number of end-of-year software releases and has a "tools tip" about the Eclipse-Tutorial project. » Read moreJava EnterpriseGlassFish Milestone 4: The GlassFish project has announced the release of Milestone 4 of its open-source Java EE 5 implementation. In a blog entry, Carla Mott says "GlassFish is targeting Feb 6 as the release date for Beta" and that "MileStone 4 is the hardcode freeze build which means only approved bug fixes are allowed in the workspace at this time." » Read moreJava User GroupsCejug-Classifieds new logo: The Cejug-Classifieds project reports that it "received a Christmas gift from Hemeterio: a new logo. It is a special moment when a project receives such friendly support, and the project crew is even more motivated to publish our first release, now with a visual id." The project is developing a classified ads application as a means of studying J2EE concepts. » Read moreJava ToolsJen 0.30: The Jen classworking toolkit project recently reached its third milestone, version 0.30, and is nearing feature completion. Jen is a high-level classworking toolkit that "harnesses the power and performance of ASM in a convenient, easy to work with package," aiming to make classworking almost as simple as Collections. » Read moreJinideployutil: The Deployment Utilities for Jini Technology-Based Applications (deployutil) project has announced its initial release. deployutil provides utilities to "make it easier to deploy Jini technology-based applications that use the security and configuration features in release 2.1 of the Jini Technology Starter Kit." » Read more |
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JavaOne 2006: java.net Community Corner: The java.net Community Corner 2006 wiki page is the home for planning java.net's presence at JavaOne 2006. We'll be offering a space for communities and projects to get together and learn about each other's activity. The community corner will once again be host to 20-minute mini-talks, and this year we will also be distributing papers and abstracts from the mini-talks at the booth. You can use the wiki to propose a mini-talk, volunteer to work at the booth, and (soon) upload pictures for our java.net slideshow. JUG Milano Meeting #14
January 12, 2006 6:30 PM - 8:45 PM Mac@Work Milano, Italy O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference 2006 March 6-9, 2006 Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego, CA MySQL Users Conference 2006 April 24-27, 2006 Santa Clara Convention Center Santa Clara, CA » More Events | ||||||
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