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Breadcrumb bar - from closed source to open source: A story of how a commercial vendor has contributed one of its Swing components to the open-source community.
Service Oriented Architects: Service Oriented Architects need to focus on business processes and on business services. The SOA architect has to understand where a business process is likely to change, and where it probably won't. They need to understand factors that impact multiple process steps, and those that are specific to a single step. Without this level of business knowledge SOA architects will not be able to design services with the proper granularity, and they won't be able to design the proper data interchange model. Java ToolsJavaTools Community Newsletter #70: The 70th JavaTools Community Newsletter welcomes three projects to the community and celebrates the graduation of FengGui from the incubator. It also has a tip on getting e-mail notification of changes to your project wiki, along with tool-related news from around the web. » Read moreJavaPediaJavaPedia: RSS: The JavaPedia page for RSS collects links related to using the popular web syndication with your Java application, including the article Using RSS in JSP Pages and the ROME project, which supports RSS and Atom. Since JavaPedia is a wiki, you can edit the page yourself to add more resources. » Read moreJiniClass Loading Issues in Java RMI and Jini Network Technology: The research paper Class Loading Issues in Java RMI and Jini Network Technology takes an in-depth look at the advantages and hazards of class loading as it relates to distributed technologies like RMI and Jini. It notes that while providing code mobility over the network, the model also leads to "run-time errors and programmer confusion." » Read moreJava Web Services and XMLThe Power of No: The Web Services and XML Community home page is featuring the latest "XML Annoyances" column from Micah Dubinko: The Power of No. "XML itself is based on the Power of No: XML imposes a level of structure beyond plain text. The vast majority of random strings of characters won't qualify as XML. This ties in with basic definitions of information, uncertainty, and entropy." » Read moreJava User GroupsJUG Profile: JavaUP: The latest JUG Community Profile features Mexico City's JavaUP. In JUG Profile: JavaUP, Eitan Suez interviews JavaUP Moderator-Owner Jorge Vargas about this student-oriented JUG, its activities, and its plans for 2006. He also talks about the current demand for Java developers in Mexico and how JavaUP hopes to help meet that demand. » Read morePortletJSR-286: Portlet Specification 2.0: The JSR for the next major revision of the Portlet specification, JSR-286 is available for review. JSR-286 addresses topics omitted from the original Portlet spec, JSR-168, or that have emerged since then: portlet filters, inter-portlet communication as defined in WSRP 2.0, tag library enhancements, and more. » Read moreJava Toolswebstarted-installer: The webstarted-installer project provides installation and startup services for applications that aren't Web Start-enabled. "The idea is that the webstarted-installer is a Java Web Start application that can be used to download and deploy another application that can then be started once the whole process of downloading has finished." » Read moreNetBeansNetBeans 5.0 Now Available: The NetBeans Community is celebrating the release of NetBeans 5.0. Major 5.0 features include the Matisse GUI builder, improved support for CVS, Struts, and JSF, debugging enhancements, deployment to JBoss and WebLogic, simplified rich-client development, a profiler that works with unmodified JDK's, and more. » Read more |
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Mustang Regressions Challenge: Sun is seeking regression reports in the Mustang Regressions Challenge. Every verified regression submitted before March 31 wins a t-shirt, and the best five (as judged by Sun engineering and QA) win a new Ultra 20 workstation. There's more information in the FAQ, a forum for discussing the challenge, and a blog about its goals in Announcing the Mustang regressions challenge. JUG.RU meeting in Saint-Petersburg
February 11, 2006 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Liteiny, 53 Saint-Petersburg, Russia Cejug-Classifieds on Café com Tapioca February 18, 2006 9:45 AM FANOR Fortaleza, CE JUG Roma February 21, 2006 Rome, Italy » More Events | ||||||
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