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Introduction to Grizzlets
Jean-Francois Arcand's Blog offers an introduction to Grizzlets, a small API that lets you write Comet-style Ajax applications more easily. He writes that rather than expecting developers to create their own Comet implementations with Servlets, "it would be much more simple if we can write a single POJO class, hook it to an Ajax client, and bang make it work! So here comes Grizzlet, an extremely simple POJO based approach to write Comet based application!" In a code example, he shows that Grizzlets are POJOs, implementing a single Grizzlet interface.
JavaTools Community Newsletter - Issue 139
The latest edition, issue 139, of the Java Tools Community newsletter is out, with tool news from around the web and from community projects, announcements of new projects in the community, and a Tool Tip summarizing Daniel Lopez's eight-part "Scripting Away with Java 6" series, in which he experiments with different scripting languages on the JVM.
Presentation: An Overview Of Desktop Java Technologies In Todays RIA World
Recorded at QCon London, Scott Delap provides An Overview Of Desktop Java Technologies In Todays RIA World. The 49-minute session covers "the technologies that are making the development of desktop applications easier today, and also advances in deployment techniques such as Java Web Start and Pack200 which assist in the centralized deployment of desktop applications. Finally, the session will look at which situations where desktop java applications should be considered versus other technologies such as Ajax, Flex, and OpenLazslo."
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Java EE 6 Platform (JSR-316) Update
In the spirit of transparency, I'm going to be posting regular updates on the work of the Java EE 6 expert group (JSR-316). For the most part, this is going to be a condensed version of the updates that are sent to registered observers to the expert group. —
Roberto Chinnici
Unmark Occurrences
There is a nice feature in NetBeans IDE 6.0 that can be a bit overwhelming, but you can tune the options to get the exact behavior you want. —
Gregg Sporar
VM Inspector 0.1: Some new stuff
Some new features have been added to the CVM's VM Inspector. This entry will give you a quick update on this. —
Mark Lam
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Re: SVGMobileAerithDemo & uilabs_demos.jar ???
There currently is no ready-to-run binary of the Mobile Aerith demo available. But running it yourself is easy. Check out the code from the link Borrys supplied using subversion. [...] Then open the project using NetBeans 5.5.1 with Mobility pack by pointing NetBeans to the top-level directory of MobileAerith. After NetBeans has opened the project just click the "Run" button in NetBeans and off you go. —
How to evaluate expressions in the java source debug context?
As a swing developer, I usually need to debug something in the java source debug context. That's always not obvious (Even in this morning, I was pissed off for someone let a JTree's root node have a parent. That cost me two hours to debug and guess), and I got used to cost my whole lovely morning to find a clue in the java source code. Because I can not evaluate expressions in the java source debug context, at least, eclipse does that way. I want to konw if Netbeans can do that, or if that is a way to make eclipse work. —
Re: Embeding JMAKI widgets in a JMAKI grid widget
I too want to use the Ext widgets within JMaki, and in what little spare time I have I am currently working on adding various Ext widgets. An older release of JMaki came with the Ext menu, tree and editable grid widgets bundled in a .zip file. This is what I am adding to in the hope that they can be used in the future. It may be an option for you to use the library from this older release (don't know if the Ext licensing would permit this), but I know from a previous post of mine that the JMaki team were hoping to be able to distribute Ext widgets as a separate bundle. —
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