Rails Conf Europe 2007 - Day 2: Day 2 started with regular announcements and keynote by DHH. The demographic distribution of approximately 750 attendees was shown in the filler slides right before the keynote: Germany 29% Sweden 3% UK 17% Spain 3% United States 11% Norway 3%… Posted by arungupta at (14:29 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Once you have installed the new, awesome GlassFish V2 application server, you can download Phobos with just a few mouse clicks, using the included updatetool.
Making your point on standards matters: The MIDP3 Expert Group (JSR-271) is meeting this week, and if you have something on your mind that you want the EG to take notice of, now would be a good time to act. Feel strongly about something? Try the personal approach. Posted by sean_sheedy at (13:25 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Rehash of WS Reliable Messaging (WS-RM) in Metro 1.0 and what's next: Project Tango (aka WSIT - Web Services Interoperability Technology) is now FCS (First Customer Shipment)! Tango provides the .NET 3.0 interoperability features (i.e., security, reliability, transactions) built into the Metro Web Services stack. Besides including Tango, Metro includes the core JAX-WS platform and JAXB. Posted by bhaktimehta at (10:59 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Metro Core - JAX-WS RI 2.1.2 released: We are finally there! Glassfish v2 is released and so is the Metro 1.0 - the Glassfish Web Services Stack, along with it comes JAX-WS RI 2.1.2 a.k.a Metro Core. Posted by vivekp at (10:54 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Tango FCS - Metro Web Services now ready for production use: Project Tango is now FCS (First Customer Shipment)! Tango provides
the .NET 3.0 interoperability features built into the Metro Web
Services stack. Metro, in turn, is built into GlassFish v2 (which
also FCSed yesterday). Metro runs in other containers too (e.g., Tomcat). Posted by haroldcarr at (08:49 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (2)
That Was Yesterday: GlassFish v2 and NetBeans 6 beta make their debuts... also:
Weblogs: Cool stuff in GlassFish v2, Java DB update in GlassFish v2, and Metro 1.0 security in GlassFish v2
Java Today: NetBeans 6.0 beta and Java image manipulation
Featured Podcast: Mobile Ajax
Forums: ME SocketConnections, testing JSR support on handsets, and first WFS implementation for Wonderland Posted by invalidname at (07:31 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Kaazing: Jonas Jacobi and John Fallows, two influential members of the JSF community, have started a new company called Kaazing. Posted by kito75 at (07:26 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
September 17 2007
Silicon Valley CodeCamp on October 27-28: So, you might be wondering, what is a code camp, and what does it cost? Well, it's completely free and completely staffed by volunteers. It's a place you can share your passion for technology with others like yourself, it's a place you can give a presentation on your favorite topic to a receptive audience, as well as go to sessions by others who want to share the knowledge. Typically, there are sessions on all kinds of technologies like Java, Ruby, Python, JavaScript, Microsoft's latest stuff, and even more programming technologies. It's basically formatted like a 1 day JavaOne style event where sessions are pre-arranged and you just choose what interests you. Session submissions are closed a week before the event so you know what you'll be in for ahead of time and you can plan. Posted by van_riper at (22:57 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Rails Conf Europe 2007 - Day 1: Arrived in Berlin 2 days ago for Rails Conf Europe. Sun Microsystems is a diamond sponsor and you can meet me at the "Rails powered by jMaki and GlassFish" booth in the Exhibit Hall. You can read about overall Sun's… Posted by arungupta at (16:45 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
What's really cool with GlassFish v2.: GlassFish v2 is officially out today and the blogosphere will be flooded by marketing pitches and blogs from my co-workers about its Java EE features like EJBs, Toplink, JSF, etc...which are cool, but not extremely cool :-)! So, what's really cool with GlassFish v2? Come to read! Posted by jfarcand at (11:07 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (3)
Feels Like the First Time: Awaiting the debuts of GlassFish v2 and NetBeans 6 beta... also:
Spotlight: Ask the Experts: GlassFish v2
Java Today: GlassFish v2 launch roundup, Exploring JavaFX Script, and has JPA killed DAO?
Weblogs: Hudson adoptions, integrating Jersey and Spring, and Josh brings JavaFX to the midwest
Forum Posts: GlassFish adoption stories, blit-and-paint animation, and scanning MDB's for JMS Posted by invalidname at (08:39 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Screencast #Web8: jMaki on Rails for Dummies - 2nd edition: The support for Rails in NetBeans IDE has improved considerably in the past few days.
Greg and
Ludo have been
working on ramping up the jMaki NetBeans module as well. This screencast is an update to #web2 and shows how the development experience… Posted by arungupta at (07:50 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
More Hudson adoptions: More Hudson adoptions, new plugins, and Hudson is ranked #1 and #2 in commit and e-mail traffic in August among all the java.net projects. Posted by kohsuke at (17:46 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (6)
Work in progress: ForceTen: By the end of the year, blueMarine should hopefully spin off another sub-project: ForceTen, focused on the world of map rendering and geotagging.To tell the truth, I hoped to be able to spin it off earlier, but this month of… Posted by fabriziogiudici at (11:19 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (2)
jMaki 1.0 is fast approaching: Yesterday we released jMaki 0.9.8 which will be our last release candidate before jMaki 1.0. Included where PHP and Ruby templates for Netbeans and an updated Ruby runtime. Now is a good time to give jMaki a closer look.
Posted by gmurray71 at (14:41 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Really Idiotic Acronyms: RIA Approaches: I came across this article by Chris Keene: Really Idiotic Approaches to RIA: Flex, Silverlight and JavaFX .. in which he describes Adobe's FLEX, Microsoft's Silverlight, and Sun's JavaFX as an idiotic timewarp approach to developing Rich Internet Applications. Hmm...… Posted by robogeek at (10:57 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (3)
Integrating Jersey and Spring: To further test the new resource provider SPI I described earlier I thought I'd try building a new resource provider that defers to Spring for resource creation. Note that I've never used Spring before so if there are better ways… Posted by mhadley at (09:18 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Still Crazy After All These Years: Thumbing through Filthy Rich Clients with a smile... also:
Java Today: ME Application Developers project, JavaTools Community Newsletter #138, and JSR 277/291 interop strawman needed
Weblogs: ME community stars, JXTA's use of generics and enums, and Sun Tech Days Boston (Day 2)
java.net Poll: How many bugs or feature requests have you filed with java.net projects?
Forum Posts: Looking Glass on Windows, using JT Harness, and WSDL 2.0 Posted by invalidname at (06:54 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (7)
Announcing GlassFish Gem for Rails: Jerome has been working on GlassFish gem for
Rails. Read the interesting discussion on dev@glassfish. This blog announces a technology preview of this gem and describes the steps to try it out. Download GlassFish Gem from here. If you already have… Posted by arungupta at (06:12 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Proudly presenting: The Mobile & Embedded Community Stars!: At the end of the day external participation is what makes or breaks an open source community. The virtuous cycle of open source, external participation and contributions, leveraging each other's innovation and work, and feeding it back into the community… Posted by terrencebarr at (02:06 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (1)
September 13 2007
JXSE 2.5 : What's Cool #4 -- Generics & enums: JXSE (JXTA for Java SE/EE 5.0) 2.5 contains quite a number of exciting changes for JXTA application developers. This little series will look at a few of the important changes in the upcoming release. JXSE 2.4 was the first version… Posted by bondolo at (14:54 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Day 2 - Sun Tech Days - Boston, MA: I spent most of Day 2 of the Sun Tech Days working on the pavillion floor at the JavaDB booth. Things were pretty quiet during the technical sessions and keynotes, but we did get a fair amount of traffic in… Posted by ryan_shoemaker at (10:18 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
You Can't Call Me, Al: Blu-Ray Java plays keep-away with its APIs... also:
Forum Posts: Sharing Blu-Ray Java info, pruning ChangeSets in TopLink, and GlassFish clustering
Java Today: Java Standalone Application Service Bus, internationalizing NetBeans, and better blogging explained
Weblogs: OpenJDK Mercurial transition update, JXTA programmers' guide, and JavaFX Script + Bluetooth Posted by invalidname at (06:53 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
jMaki, NetBeans and GlassFish in Rails Conf Europe 2007: Sun Microsystems is a Diamond Sponsor of Rails Conf Europe 2007 (Sep 17 - 19). We'll demonstrate how NetBeans 6 IDE provides a complete development environment for Rails application GlassFish provides a robust and modular deployment platform jMaki provides… Posted by arungupta at (06:13 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
September 12 2007
JXSE 2.5 : What's Cool #2 -- META-INF/services: JXSE (JXTA for Java SE/EE 5.0) 2.5 contains quite a number of exciting changes for JXTA application developers. This little series will look at a few of the important changes in the upcoming release. One thing that's cool about working… Posted by bondolo at (14:33 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
JXSE 2.5 : What's Cool #3 -- Programmers Guide 2.5: JXSE (JXTA for Java SE/EE 5.0) 2.5 contains quite a number of exciting changes for JXTA application developers. This little series will look at a few of the important changes in the upcoming release. One of the most exciting new… Posted by bondolo at (14:32 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
OpenJDK Mercurial Transition Update 2: Update 2 The work to create OpenJDK/JDK7 Mercurial repositories is still
progressing, we had a hickup getting the langtools
split off from the j2se and it did not make Build 19 as you probably
well know.
We integrated the split into Build 20… Posted by kellyohair at (12:15 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
The Boy In The Bubble: A day of scripting languages and JavaFX Script... also:
Java Today: phoneME Advanced, jumping into JavaFX Script, and two-part feature on JVM scripting languages
Weblogs: Day 1 of Sun Tech Days Boston, NetBeans 6 moves some shortcuts, and end-to-end jMaki application
Forum Posts: JXMapViewer data provider struggles, Swing's "rubber stamps", and rewarding GlassFish Stories contributors Posted by invalidname at (10:34 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Day 1 - Sun Tech Days - Boston, MA: The 2007/2008 Sun Tech Days season kicked off today in Boston, MA and even though the event is much smaller in scale than JavaOne, it still had the same atmosphere: People wandering around from booth to booth with giant backpacks and huge id badges trying to figure out where to go next! Posted by ryan_shoemaker at (18:26 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (1)
Simple end to end jMaki application: This blog describes how to use jMaki actions and events to drive behavior or data in widgets. I will build a simple end to end application that shows the main concepts of widgets driving widgets (behavior) and also getting data from a server when needed. Posted by carlavmott at (12:55 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Slip Sliding Away: Event handling getting out of hand? Also:
Feature Article: Towards a Timely, Well-Balanced, Event-Driven Architecture
Featured Podcast: Learn new UI techniques with phoneME UI Labs and Java ME
Weblogs: Sun Tech Days Boston, JavaFX != JavaFX Script, and NetBeans truck rolls on
Java Today: GlassFish User FAQ, robotic etching, and JCP elections coming up
Weblogs: Swing text rendering, end-to-end WSIT, and ME background processes Posted by invalidname at (07:26 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
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