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  • West Java foils 116 illegal immigrants bound for AUS - Jakarta Post

    6 Nov 2009 | 10:15 pm
    West Java foils 116 illegal immigrants bound for AUSJakarta PostBANDUNG: West Java Police have foiled the smuggling of 116 illegal immigrants from the Middle East to Australia through Gresik, East Java, and Cilacap,

  • Hansen Natural Corporation Q3 2009 Earnings Call Transcript - Seeking Alpha (blog)

    6 Nov 2009 | 9:59 pm
    Hansen Natural Corporation Q3 2009 Earnings Call TranscriptSeeking Alpha (blog)According to Nielsen, sales of Java Monster represented approximately 13.1% of the sales of the Monster brand over the 13 weeks through September 26, and more »

  • Sun Microsystems Loss Narrows On Smaller Items, Rev Drops - Wall Street Journal

    6 Nov 2009 | 2:16 pm
    RTT NewsSun Microsystems Loss Narrows On Smaller Items, Rev DropsWall Street JournalSun Microsystems Inc.'s (JAVA) fiscal first-quarter loss narrowed despite another decline in revenue, as the hardware and software company recorded much Sun Microsystems narrows first-quarter lossMarketWatchUPDATE 1-Sun Micro sales fall, Oracle deal delay stingsReutersSun Microsystems Posts Narrower Loss In Q1RTT NewsBarron's (blog) -San Jose Business Journal -All Things Digital (blog)all 46 news articles »

  • Why Google released Closure Tools - ZDNet (blog)

    6 Nov 2009 | 8:15 am
    BraftonWhy Google released Closure ToolsZDNet (blog)The release of Closure Tools by Google under an open source license is all about putting more muscle behind Javascript, whose underlying Java language is Google throws open Javascript floodgates, to cheers from web developersBraftonHas Google Become a Good Open Source Citizen?Seeking Alpha (blog)Google Releases Internal JavaScript ToolsInformationWeekRegister -Ars Technica -CNET Newsall 40 news articles »

  • Inside Google's Android and Apple's iphone OS as core platforms - Apple Insider

    5 Nov 2009 | 1:46 pm
    Inside Google's Android and Apple's iphone OS as core platformsApple InsiderGoogle has modified Android's Java bytecode interpreter (which it calls Dalvik) to avoid having to pay Sun licensing fees for the official JVM in Android. and more »
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    Java.net: Editor's Blog

  • Poll Result: a Plurality Thinks the JCP Does a Good Job

    editor
    6 Nov 2009 | 7:25 am
    The past week's poll results indicate that, in general, Java developers are of the opinion that the JCP performs a necessary but difficult task. The poll drew a relatively small number of votes: 171. The exact question and results were: What's your view of the JCP's role in guiding Java's future? 40% (68 votes) - It does a good job of ensuring Java's stability 20% (34 votes) - I often disagree with its decisions, but we need it 13% (22 votes) - It impedes Java's development 6% (11 votes) - We'd be better off without the JCP 18% (31 votes) - I don't know 3% (5 votes) - Other The standard…

  • SDN Article Series: OpenSSO and Firefox Add-ons

    editor
    6 Nov 2009 | 7:18 am
    Janice J. Heiss sent me an email pointing me to the Sun Developer Network article series Troubleshooting OpenSSO with Firefox Add-Ons. This series, which has been a work in progress by since March, is written by Jim Faut, with contributions from Rick Palkovic. The following articles have been published thus far: Part 1, Introduction Part 2, Single Sign-On and Policy Protection Part 3, Cross-Domain Single Sign-On Part 4, Service Provider Initiated Fedlet Sign-On Part 5, Identity Provider Initiated Fedlet Single Sign-On

  • Eric Spiegelberg on Avoiding MVC Controller Bloat

    editor
    5 Nov 2009 | 5:57 am
    We've just published Eric Spiegelberg's new article, "Using a Service Delegate to Avoid MVC Controller Bloat". Eric is a Minneapolis-based Java EE consultant. This is the sixth article he has contributed to java.net. In his new article, Eric addresses the problem of "controller bloat" -- by which he means the tendency for code that does not belong in the controller in an MVC application to creep into it, as developers rush to get the job done, take what appear to be short cuts, and generally get lax about rigorously applying the principles of separation of concerns. while the creators of…

  • Geetjan Wielenga: Performance Management Analysis on the NetBeans Platform

    editor
    4 Nov 2009 | 8:44 pm
    Geerjan Wielenga posted Performance Management Analysis on the NetBeans Platform: Yet another NetBeans Platform application is a commercial application offered by Exie, in Norway. "Exie provides People-Driven Performance Management solutions architected for widespread adoption by companies serving dynamic markets. Exie drives financial outcomes and accountability across the company and thus effectively involve the entire organisation in the overall strategy. By making performance management available to everyone across the organisation, you create an organisational culture continuously…

  • Kirill Grouchnikov: Control alignment in Substance 6.0

    editor
    4 Nov 2009 | 8:42 pm
    Kirill Grouchnikov posted Control alignment in Substance 6.0: Last week i have written about improving the visuals of text components, comboboxes and spinners in the 6.0dev branch of Substance look-and-feel library. Today, it's time to talk about the micro-design of these components - aligning perceived boundaries, text baseline and other visual elements of user input controls...
 
 
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    Mobility Tech Tips

  • Powerful Logging in Java ME

    Christine Dorffi
    2 Nov 2009 | 1:30 pm
    Have you ever wanted to log from your MIDlet? You may have considered doing your own logging facility. Why not use an existing solution: The Microlog open-source logging library. It is based on the well known Log4j API or logging library, but has been created from the ground up with Java ME limitations in mind.

  • Simple Strategy for Logging and Monitoring of MIDlets

    Christine Dorffi
    28 Sep 2009 | 11:02 am
    On-device debugging isn't useful when your MIDlet is running on a client's phone. This tech tip presents one approach to developers who want a fast and simple way to debug their apps remotely in real environments.

  • destroyApp() Is Your Friend

    Christine Dorffi
    11 Sep 2009 | 2:41 pm
    Concurrency and data safety are complex subjects. This tech tip addresses specific issues around handling individual record-entry safety and third-party libraries.

  • More Reasons to Use JavaFX for Your Next Mobile Application

    Christine Dorffi
    31 Aug 2009 | 10:11 pm
    Bruce Hopkins briefly answers the questions that were submitted in the Comments section of his article Three Reasons Why Your Next Java ME Mobile Application Should Include JavaFX Mobile

  • Faster Data Transfer With Bluetooth and Contactless Communication

    Christine Dorffi
    27 Jul 2009 | 4:22 pm
    Learn how Bluetooth applications can bypass the device discovery and service searching by using Near-Field Communication (NFC) technology and JSR 257 (Contactless Communication API).
 
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    Java Developers Journal

  • Economy Beginning To Accelerate: Cisco CEO

    6 Nov 2009 | 12:45 pm
    Cisco CEO John Chambers, who has turned into something of an economic oracle probably because he is more in command of his catbird seat than most big-time CEOs, said Wednesday when Cisco reported its quarterly results that the economy hit a “clear tipping point” before mid-summer and is now accelerating worldwide, enough for Cisco itself to start cautiously spending again. He’s planning targeted hiring. read more

  • Big Data Kills 30-Year-Old Market

    6 Nov 2009 | 11:20 am
    According to Aster Data, applications need to go to “Big Data,” not the other way around. And to do that the company’s got a massively parallel data-application server that can embed applications inside a massively scalable MPP data warehouse and analyze petabytes of data – or terabytes, if that’s all you’ve got – ultra-fast. Apps are automatically parallelized for scale; users can take their existing Java, C, C++, C#, .NET, Perl and Python applications, MapReduce-enable them and push them down into the data. read more

  • Mac File Recovery

    5 Nov 2009 | 9:30 am
    HFS Wrapper is a popular and reliable Mac OS X file system. The HFS+ volume could be made to contain within the HFS file system volume in a way that make it look like the HFS volume and not the HFS+ volume to your systemread more

  • EC to Object to Oracle + Sun: FT

    4 Nov 2009 | 1:45 pm
    The European Commission is about to object formally to Oracle’s multibillion-dollar acquisition of Sun because Oracle is hanging tough and refusing to make any concessions concerning the open source database MySQL, a potential Oracle rival as the EC sees it, according to the Financial Times. The paper says a statement of objection (SO) could be issued in the next few days unless one side or the other blinks.read more

  • 3Leaf Makes x86 Boxes into SMP Cloudware

    4 Nov 2009 | 9:30 am
    3Leaf Systems, the well-funded start-up, dropped its fig leaf Tuesday and took a running jump into the pools of memory, I/O and cache that it can construct and deconstruct at will based on the application, creating scale-up shared-memory SMP systems the likes of mainframes, proprietary mid-range machines and pricey RISC-based Unix boxes out of racks of cheap and dirty two-socket scale-out x64 systems. read more
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    Java Lobby

  • DZone Daily Dose - 2009/11/7

    Mitch Pronschinske
    6 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    The project manager of Jython announced he is quitting his job at Sun.  Frank Wierzbicki helped design Jython, the Java implementation of Python, for five years while he worked at Sun.  This departure comes just four months after two JRuby developers left Sun, citing the uncertainty surrounding the Oracle acquisition as their reason.

  • Has the Motorola Droid 'Force' Hit You?

    Mitch Pronschinske
    6 Nov 2009 | 2:00 pm
    The buzz surrounding Motorola's Droid, one of the most anticipated handsets to date, reached a deafening peak today.  In an effort to compete with the iPhone, Motorola joined forces with Google and Verizon.  Will the 'Force' be strong enough in the Droid?  Well, since Motorola has to pay a fee to Lucasfilm just to use the term "Droid", they better get some 'Force' out of the deal. ...

  • Mark Thomas on Apache Tomcat 7

    Mitch Pronschinske
    6 Nov 2009 | 10:47 am
    A lot has been happening at Apache recently.  The Subversion project joined the list of Apache projects and the White House has begun using Drupal, which is based on Apache's Lucene text search engine.  Apache also celebrated its 10 year anniversary at ApacheCon2009.  However, the biggest news was probably the timeframe announcement for Apache Tomcat version 7.  According to Jim Jagielski,...

  • Social Computing: Let the Bots Talk!

    peter.neubauer.myopenid.com
    6 Nov 2009 | 5:57 am
    With connected devices, JavaScript enabled web sites and the extensibility of the XMPP protocol, we are at the beginning of a new breed of applications that are operating in the social context of their owners. Google Wave is just the first well known application doing other-than-chatting things on top of XMPP.References Reference:  Social Computing...

  • The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master

    DaveMBush
    6 Nov 2009 | 5:53 am
    “Programmers are craftspeople trained to use a certain set of tools (editors, object managers, version trackers) to generate a certain kind of product (programs) that will operate in some environment (operating systems on hardware assemblies). Like any other craft, computer programming has spawned a body of wisdom, most of which isn’t taught at universities or in certification classes. Most...
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    Java News

  • Java Patch Closes Security Holes

    6 Nov 2009 | 11:30 pm
    A new Update 17 version for JRE and JDK closes some major risks, including "arbitrary code execution," according to US-CERT. Sun's new software versions, released yesterday, also address privilege escalation, denial of service, and information disclosure vulnerabilities, according to US-CERT's post .

  • Updates for Shockwave, Java

    5 Nov 2009 | 11:22 pm
    Sun Microsystems has issued an update to its Java software that fixes at least one security vulnerability.

  • Meet the Beatles... re-recording? Bluebeat claims its downloads are legal

    5 Nov 2009 | 4:21 pm
    A US company is offering digital downloads of the Beatles' music, the first in the world, putting it in the crosshairs of a lawsuit by EMI The Beatles songs are available for digital download, apparently legitimately.

  • Sun updates Java 6 for the 17th time

    5 Nov 2009 | 8:59 am
    From the ' Still Owned by Sun ' files: If you're like 80 percent of all web users, chances are that you're running Java.

  • Apache readies Tomcat Java servlet container upgrade

    5 Nov 2009 | 12:53 am
    The Apache Software Foundation for open source projects is readying an upgrade to its Tomcat Java servlet container, with improvements eyed in areas such as scalability and security, Apache personnel said on Wednesday afternoon.
 
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    Java

  • Announcing O'Reilly Answers - Clever Hacks. Creative Ideas. Innovative Solutions.

    Allen Noren
    We're launching the beta of O'Reilly Answers, and I'm inviting you to be part of it. In brief, O'Reilly Answers is a community site for sharing knowledge, asking questions, and providing answers that brings together our customers, authors, editors, conference speakers, and Foo (Friends of O'Reilly). O'Reilly is at the center of an amazing exchange of knowledge sharing and idea generation, and we want you to join us in changing the world by spreading the knowledge of innovators.

  • Hello, Android

    Ed Burnette
    Android combines the ubiquity of cell phones, the excitement of open source software, and the corporate backing of Google and other Open Handset Alliance members. The result is a mobile platform you can't afford not to learn. This second edition is completely updated for Android 1.5 (Cupcake) and Android 1.6 (Donut).

  • Grails

    Dave Klein
    Java web development is notoriously tedious, but help is on the way: Grails. Using the principle of convention-over-configuration and the dynamic Groovy programming language, Grails takes the pain out of web development and brings back the fun. This book will get you up and running with Grails by putting it to use in constructing an original, working application from start to finish.

  • Potomac - Bringing OSGi Modularity to Flex

    Chris Gross
    OSGi is taking over the Java world. The modularity features offered by OSGi have become so popular that it seems like all the major Java enterprise applications and frameworks have adopted OSGi or have plans to. Products and frameworks such as Eclipse (and therefore Flex Builder), Spring, Websphere, Guice, Weblogic, and JBoss all use OSGi. Even organizations such as NASA have adopted OSGi. So what is OSGi and why is it so popular? This article will try to answer those questions and introduce you to Potomac - the new OSGi inspired framework for Flex.

  • Is There Any Correct Java Code Out There?

    James Elliott
    Writing correct, concurrent code is really hard. Java makes it seem easier than it is, even when you think you're being careful. The language support is better than it was before Java 5, but we still have a lot to learn. And we have to learn fast, because our code is running on more and more processors every day.
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    About.com Focus on Java

  • Java Store and Paypal

    5 Nov 2009 | 11:00 pm
    At Paypal's first developer conference it was announced that the Java store will be using Paypal for application payments: Developers can price their offering anywhere from $1.99 to $200.00 (USD) and select the license rights they wish to apply to their application. Developers will receive 70 percent of any for-fee application sold through the Java Store Beta. Utilizing the new Adaptive Payment API from PayPal, consumers can authorize the Java Store Beta to bill against their PayPal account so they can simply click the "Buy" button and never have to leave the store. There's a link to the new…

  • JDK 7: Strings in Switch Statements

    5 Nov 2009 | 2:00 pm
    Joe Darcy has written an interesting blog post on the implementation of strings in switch statements, one of the changes accepted for inclusion in JDK 7 from Project Coin. The post highlights the steps he went through to modify the language. If you like playing with the early access releases for JDK 7 you'll soon be able to use strings in switch statements in the milestone 5 release. JDK 7: Strings in Switch Statements originally appeared on About.com Focus on Java on Thursday, November 5th, 2009 at 22:00:58.Permalink | Comment | Email this

  • Java SE 6 Update 17 Released

    4 Nov 2009 | 2:00 pm
    This week sees the release of Update 17 for JDK 6 which can be downloaded at the normal Java SE downloads page. Looking at the release notes, it's a security and bug fix release. It's worth noting that this release coincides with the end of service life for JDK 5. Java SE 6 Update 17 Released originally appeared on About.com Focus on Java on Wednesday, November 4th, 2009 at 22:00:45.Permalink | Comment | Email this

  • Java Store Podcast

    29 Oct 2009 | 10:00 pm
    I've just been listening to the This Ain't Your Dad's Java team's latest podcast. This week the episode - Sh*t Happens, We're Sorry can be found online here. Or you can listen to it through iTunes with this link. The podcast is about an hour long and is worth a listen if you want to hear about the Java Store (about 18 minutes in). The Java Store is due to go live (presumably just for the U.S.) in the next couple of weeks. Java Store Podcast originally appeared on About.com Focus on Java on Friday, October 30th, 2009 at 05:00:31.Permalink | Comment | Email this

  • Tech Test Train Game Updated

    29 Oct 2009 | 3:00 pm
    Have you been testing your JavaFX knowledge by playing the Tech Test Train? If so, you might be interested to know that it has been updated. Although, I should point out that when I tried to play it on Mac OS X 10.5.8 it crashed as soon as I pressed the "Play the Game" button (Edit: Working fine on the Mac now..). I did however have better luck with Windows XP. The new version now allows your score to be carried over across the different routes allowing for a chance to get a grand total of 27,000 points. It's also had some performance tweaks. You can play the game on the JavaFX website.
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    TheServerSide.com: News

  • RESTEasy 1.2 Released

    6 Nov 2009 | 3:51 am
    RESTEasy 1.2, JBoss's JAX-RS framework for writing RESTFul web services, has been released. While mostly a bug fix and refactoring release there are some features of note.

  • 101 on HTTPS Web Site Performance

    6 Nov 2009 | 3:51 am
    I recently analyzed a secure web page that took 20 seconds till the onLoad event triggered. It turned out that 70% of the time was spent in SSL handshaking. With a simple change on the web server the 14 seconds could be trimmed down to 2. Read the <a href="http://blog.dynatrace.com/2009/10/28/">full analysis </a>

  • ZK 3.6.3 Released

    6 Nov 2009 | 3:45 am
    ZK has released version 3.6.3 which brings about improvements in the performance of applications in addition to introducing several new & improved features and fixing over 70 bugs.

  • WebSphere eXtreme Scale REST Data Service Technology Preview 3

    4 Nov 2009 | 4:53 pm
    The WebSphere eXtreme Scale development team has just released technical preview 3 of the WebSphere eXtreme Scale REST data service.

  • Induction v1.3.0b released

    4 Nov 2009 | 4:53 pm
    The most compelling MVC framework for Java has raised the bar again! Induction v1.3.0b introduces support for powerful request interceptors and further expands the capabilities of its unrivaled short URL resolvers.
 
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    IBM: Java Technology

  • The Support Authority: Know what your Web application is really doing

    3 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    The IBM Monitoring and Diagnostic Tools for Java - Health Center is a lightweight tool that monitors IBM virtual machines for Java with minimal performance overhead. It provides live information and recommendations about classes being loaded, the virtual machine environment, garbage collection, locking, and profiling. This article introduces you to the Health Center and shows an example of how it can be used to check the impact of a source code change in a Web application.

  • Patching in Eclipse Galileo

    2 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    Eclipse Galileo includes new features for applying patches, including the ability to copy a patch to the clipboard and paste it directly into the Project Explorer. This article introduces this and provides an overview of the method for creating and applying patches, and includes an overview of the patch format used by Eclipse.

  • Java Web services: Introducing Metro

    2 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    The Metro Web service stack provides a comprehensive solution for accessing and implementing Web services. It's based on the reference implementations of the JAXB 2.x and JAX-WS 2.x Java standards, with added components to support WS-* SOAP extension technologies and actual Web service deployment. This article continues Dennis Sosnoski's Java Web services column series with a look at the basic principles of Metro client and server development.

  • Use Sun SPOTs as your build canary

    2 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    Find out how to turn a new, open source wireless device -- Sun's Small Programmable Object Technology (SPOT) -- into a highly visible indicator of the health of a Continuous Integration build. Craig Caulfield introduces you to Sun SPOTs and the SPOT SDK, then shows how to use SPOTs as an early-warning system for CruiseControl builds.

  • Introduction to the eSWT mobile extension, Part 2: Use advanced controls for your mobile applications

    2 Nov 2009 | 9:00 pm
    As mobile platforms become increasingly sophisticated, the demand for mobile computing will increase. In this "Introduction to the eSWT mobile extension" series, learn about the embedded Standard Widget Toolkit (eSWT). You can use eSWT to develop native-looking Java applications for a variety of mobile phones. In this article, learn how to use more of the mobile controls: MobileShell, SortedList, HyperLink, TextExtension, and TaskTip.
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  • "Meeting in a Mongolian Tent"

    Geertjan's Blog
    7 Nov 2009 | 2:59 am
    Geertjan's Blog September 2009: Hermine Deurloo (harmonica) and Han Bennink (drums), with Ernst Glerum (bass) and Maarten van der Grinten (guitar).

  • Using Gradle for a Mixed Java and Groovy Project

    GroovyBlogs.org
    7 Nov 2009 | 2:44 am
    GroovyBlogs.orgGradle is build system to build software projects. Gradle supports convention over configuration, build-in takss and dependency support. We write a build script in Groovy (!) to define our Gradle buil...

  • Preview of the Portlets in Action book available

    Holy Java Blog
    7 Nov 2009 | 1:40 am
    Holy Java Blog

  • 黄英版《卓玛》，比较好听的一个版本

    JavaPro
    7 Nov 2009 | 1:33 am
    JavaPro黄英在2009快女6进5时候演唱的很有她个人风格的《卓玛》。虽然比赛没发挥好，有些小Q点，但也是比较好听的版本了。阅读全文——共227字

  • How to validate IP address with regular expression

    Programmer Life
    7 Nov 2009 | 12:24 am
    Programmer LifeIP Address Regular Expression Pattern ^([01]?\\d\\d?|2[0-4]\\d|25[0-5])\\.([01]?\\d\\d?|2[0-4]\\d|25[0-5])\\. ([01]?\\d\\d?|2[0-4]\\d|25[0-5])\\.([01]?\\d\\d?|2[0-4]\\d|25[0-5])$ Description ^ #start of the line ( # start of group #1 [01]?\\d\\d? # Can be one or two digits. If three digits appear, it must start either 0 or 1 # e.g ([0-9],…
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    JavaCrawl

  • RESTEasy 1.2 Released

    6 Nov 2009 | 4:15 am
    RESTEasy 1.2, JBoss's JAX-RS framework for writing RESTFul web services, has been released. While mostly a bug fix and refactoring release there are some features of note.

  • ZK 3.6.3 Released

    6 Nov 2009 | 4:15 am
    ZK has released version 3.6.3 which brings about improvements in the performance of applications in addition to introducing several new & improved features and fixing over 70 bugs.

  • 101 on HTTPS Web Site Performance

    6 Nov 2009 | 4:15 am
    I recently analyzed a secure web page that took 20 seconds till the onLoad event triggered. It turned out that 70% of the time was spent in SSL handshaking. With a simple change on the web server the 14 seconds could be trimmed down to 2. Read the <a href="http://blog.dynatrace.com/2009/10/28/">full analysis </a>

  • Pinnacle Digest: Looking For Shareholder Opinions On Java Detour's Latest News

    6 Nov 2009 | 3:17 am
    www.PinnacleDigest.com is a performance-driven online financial magazine and social network with a proven track record. After yesterday's news from Java Detour, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: JVDT) announcing that it has executed a Co-Branding Agreement and a

  • Java Developer � Java/J2EE/Oracle 11g � UK wide

    6 Nov 2009 | 3:17 am
    Java Developers URGENTLY Required ? An exceptional opportunity for a Java Developer has become available with one of our IT consultancy clients. The Java Developer will be responsible for the client site development of complex J2EE applications using the
 
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    The Java Posse

  • Java Posse #286 - Newscast for Nov 5th 2009

    5 Nov 2009 | 9:32 am
    Newscast for November 5th 2009 Fully formatted shownotes can always be found at http://javaposse.comNow with more listener feedback! The JavaStore has released another big update Client: http://store.java.com/client/launcher2.jnlp Warehouse: http://java.sun.com/warehouse/ http://blogs.sun.com/jag/entry/java_store_%CE%B2_payment_and Oracle has made several statements about the future of Sun Java products http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/soa-talk/as-oracle-swallows-sun-mysql-netbeans-and-glassfish-not-in-danger/…

  • Java Posse #285 - Roundup 09 - Static vs Dynamic Typing

    2 Nov 2009 | 9:37 am
    Roundup 09 - Static vs Dynamic Typing Fully formatted shownotes can always be found at http://javaposse.comRecorded at the Java Posse Round 2009 in Crested Butte, CO. A discussion about statically and dynamically typed languages.Dynamically typed languages for large projectshttp://www.coderanch.com/t/203/Other-Languages/Experiences-with-dynamically-typed-languageshttp://olabini.com/blog/2009/04/static-type-thinking-in-dynamically-typed-languages/http://www.manageability.org/blog/stuff/chandler-failure Perl for large team developmenthttp://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=209555…

  • Java Posse #284 - Newscast for Oct 23rd 2009

    24 Oct 2009 | 11:25 am
    Newscast for Oct 23rd 2009 Fully formatted shownotes can always be found at http://javaposse.com Talks at CodeMash: http://www.codemash.org/Devoxx soon: http://devoxx.com/display/DV09/Home IntelliJ IDEA open sourced http://jetbrains.org http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/nextversion/editions_comparison_matrix.html?utm_source=jetbrains.org&utm_medium=Comparison&utm_campaign=IDEA9_CE http://java.dzone.com/articles/why-i-think-idea-going-open Oracle OpenWorld has just finished http://weblogs.java.net/blog/cayhorstmann/archive/2009/10/11/oracle-openworld-day-zero…

  • Java Posse #283 - IntelliJ IDEA Open Sourced!

    15 Oct 2009 | 9:13 am
    IntelliJ Idea Interview Fully formatted shownotes can always be found at http://javaposse.comRoman Strobl and Dmitry Jemerov from JetBrains join us to talk about the new open source Community edition of IntelliJ IDEA! Community site http://www.jetbrains.org Public preview of IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/nextversion/free_java_ide.html To review the detailed list of new features of IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate 9, and to download the Preview build http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/nextversion/index.html Differences between the Community Edition and the Ultimate…

  • Java Posse #282 - Newscast for Oct 9th 2009

    10 Oct 2009 | 3:10 pm
    Java Posse Episode 282 - Newscast for Oct 9th 2009 Fully formatted shownotes can always be found at http://javaposse.comPalm's entry into the development spherehttp://mobile.slashdot.org/story/09/10/06/1712214/Palm-Frees-Up-webOS-Development?from=rsshttp://almaer.com/blog/ Have we had the last JavaOne?http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/10/06/sun_surprised_investigation/ Questions raised about the openness of Google's…
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    JavaBeat Articles

  • WordPress for Business Bloggers

    WordPress for Business Bloggers provides advanced strategies and techniques to take your WordPress business blog from average to extraordinary. Whether you already have a blog, or are still in the planning stages, this book will show you how to use WordPress to create a highly successful blog for your business.

  • Choosing an Open Source CMS

    There are many powerful Open Source Content Management Systems (CMSs) available to take the pain away from managing a web site. These systems are feature-rich, oft en easy to use, and free. Unfortunately, there are so many choices that it's tough to be sure which CMS is the right one for your needs. How can you be sure that you are selecting and working with the right tool?

  • Domino 7 Lotus Notes Application Development

    This book is intended to help you with developing applications on the latest release of the Domino platform. This book has been written by Notes/Domino 'insiders'. Collectively, we possess decades of Notes/Domino experience; we've been with the product since Notes 1.0, and since then have worked directly with customers to help them with their Notes/Domino upgrade and deployment issues.

  • 3D Game Development with Microsoft Silverlight 3

    So far, we have worked with 3D scenes showing 3D models with textures and different kinds of lights. We took advantage of C# object-oriented capabilities and we animated 3D models and moved the cameras. We have read values from many different input devices and we added physics, artificial intelligence, amazing effects, gauges, statistics, skill levels, environments,

  • Installation and Configuration for OpenLDAP

    The OpenLDAP directory server is a mature product that has been around (in one form or another) since 1995. All of the major Linux distributions include the OpenLDAP server, and many major applications, both, Open Source and proprietary, are directory aware, and can make use of the services provided by OpenLDAP. And yet the OpenLDAP server seems to be shrouded in mystery, known and understood only by the gurus and hackers. This book is meant not only to demystify OpenLDAP, but to give the system administrator and software developer a solid understanding of how to make use, in the practical…
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    Java Pro News

  • Starting System Processes Through JAVA Exec Command

    Vaibhav Pandey
    27 Oct 2009 | 5:30 am
    Java is capable of executing threads by starting and running them. Java Programming language also provides you with the ability to start the heavyweight system processes. Threads are lightweight processes and can be called as a subprocess. Executing or starting a System process is completely different than executing a thread. Java. lang provides a method exec() which is used to name and run the process. The exec() method returns a process object and is invoked on Runtime instance. Runtime is an abstract class whcih can be instantiated as the following: Runtime rt = Runtime. getRuntime();…

  • Understanding The Importance Of Strings

    Vaibhav Pandey
    13 Oct 2009 | 6:14 am
    Strings are very important part of any programming language. Same is the case with Java. There are so many String methods in String class and it will become difficult to explain all of them. I am mainly focusing on some methods which are worthful to beginners. I will also explain some basics about Strings here which makes Strings easy to understand. So, lets begin. Basics about Strings in Java 1.You can create Strings in various ways:- a) By Creating a String Object String s=new String(”abcdef”); b) By just creating object and then referring to string String a=new String();…

  • Making Efficient Use Of Available Memory With JVM

    Vaibhav Pandey
    21 Sep 2009 | 7:57 am
    Strings are undoubtedly the most important part of any programming language. The same is the case with Java programming Language. Handling String objects in memory is a demanding task. One of the key goals of any good programming language is to make efficient use of available memory. As the size of our application grows the size that string literals occupy also becomes larger. Sometime memory may overflow due to high number of string literals used. There may be literal redundancy in the memory. In case of Java programming Language JVM does all memory related tasks specially related with…

  • Building Variable Shadowing In Java

    Vaibhav Pandey
    1 Sep 2009 | 6:07 am
    There are many ways so that we can shadow our variables. One way is to hide an instance variable by shadowing it by local variable. Shadowing happens when we redecalre a variable that has already been declared somewhere else in the program. The effect of shadowing is to hide certain variables in such a way that it may look as though you are using the hidden variable,but you are actually using shadowed variable. Typically it happens by accidents which returns some hard to find bugs,and there are reasons where you wish to use variable shadowing. I assume you have no knowledge of Shadowing…

  • VMware’s Acquisition Of SpringSource Raises The Competitive Bar

    Savio Rodrigues
    18 Aug 2009 | 6:28 am
    Let me start with a few disclaimers.  By virtue of working in the IBM WebSphere Application Server team, I compete with SpringSource. I know, and like, several of the key people at SpringSource.  I’m happy that their hard work paid of with such a large exit. While I compete with SpringSource, I’m excited that this acquisition will raise the bar for vendors that I care about, and ultimately, customers will benefit the most. There has been a lot of analysis about VMware’s acquisition of SpringSource.  By in large, the analysis has taken the vision of Clouds and PaaS laid…
 
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  • Java Store β: payment and a new client

    jag
    3 Nov 2009 | 4:21 pm
    Put an accountant, a lawyer, an MBA and a software engineer together into a room... Sounds like the lead-in to a bad joke, but it's the exercise that the Java Store team has been living through for the past several months. At the PayPal conference today Eric Klein did an announcement and demo of the next phase in the Java Store's development. We've been working with PayPal on this for some time, using their new PayPal X platform. It always amazes me how complex it is to deal with all the details of global finance. And even so, the store today only handles US issues. But the framework is in…

  • The Network Is

    jag
    29 Oct 2009 | 9:27 am
    Yet Another Happy Birthday Intertubes!! Today marks 40 years of the internet, although there's some debate as to the actual date. I consider myself a latecomer: I didn't get my first real internet email address until 1977, C410JG40@CMUA. I was "jag" on various Unix systems before then, but it wasn't until 1977 that the ARPAnet and email really took over my life. I soon realized that the only real-world friendships I kept up with were folks that I could send email to. I disappeared from my brother and sister's lives until they got email addresses 20 years later. Of course now it's gotten to…

  • JavaCard 3 hits the streets!

    jag
    26 Oct 2009 | 2:14 pm
    The JavaCard team have been cranking away. Development on the 3.0 version is finally (almost) finished, and it's pretty amazing. Java Card 3 is available in two Editions. Classic Edition This is the same as Java Card 2 with some enhancements/bug fixes. It is almost 10 years young and is the most popular platform for the SIM and ID markets. Connected Edition This is the next generation Java Card technology: JDK6 Compatible VM: Except for floats, it support class file version 50. Full Java Language support: Java Card 2 has restrictions on the language itself. But JC3 has no limits. You can use…

  • Map browser on kenai

    jag
    20 Oct 2009 | 12:03 pm
    I ripped the little demo map browser component out of my Oracle OpenWorld slides and moved it to kenai as a new project called OSMBrowser. Not very polished, more of a starting point for someone motivated to play :-) Thanks to the crew at the Open Street Map project for a nice database and tile server. A Thing of Beauty. Update: I fixed the busted .jnlp file, so it can be run.

  • My slides from Oracle Openworld

    jag
    16 Oct 2009 | 10:21 am
    Several folks have asked for copies of my slides from Oracle Openworld. Unfortunately, there's no printable form of them, since I did them as a JavaFX app. You'll find them at http://fxslideshowtest.kenai.com which will launch the app (with all it's rather large images) via JNLP. If you're curious about the sources, they're on kenai. The code is pretty ugly: I just slapped it together. I'm not proud :-) The code for the map browsing component is in there too. It uses the tile server from openstreetmap.org (Click and drag with the mouse to move, scroll wheel to zoom). I kinda like the map…
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  • My new blog

    joshy
    20 Oct 2009 | 1:58 pm
    As many of you may know, user interface design is a passion of mine. I want software that both looks pretty and acts well. I've had lots of ideas on the topic, often bleeding over into art and traditional design, in addition to usability. After thinking about it for a couple of years I've finally decided to create a blog dedicated to the topic: www.joshondesign.com At Josh On Design I'll be writing on art, design, and usability, but with a twist. There are plenty of design sites that focus on professional designers. My site will focus specifically on design for software engineers. It's an…

  • The Java Store, a Q&A

    joshy
    17 Jun 2009 | 10:53 am
    One of the big announcements at JavaOne was the Java Store. I'm especially proud of it because I've been secretly working on the project for the past few months. Since the announcement I've gotten a lot of questions on the store and how it relates to the rest of the Java ecosystem. To supplement the excellent FAQ I thought I'd answer a few questions. What's the one paragraph summary of what you've announced? We have announced the private beta of the Java Store, a desktop client to let people browse and purchase desktop Java applications, and the open beta of the Java warehouse where…

  • Top 5 Most Important Features in JavaFX 1.2

    joshy
    9 Jun 2009 | 10:12 am
    Technically I'm on vacation this week so don't mention this post to my boss. I simply couldn't wait to blog about cool stuff we put into JavaFX 1.2. Shhhhh! Lots of JavaFX related things were announced at JavaOne, many of them concerning future products and other bits that aren't released yet. This post won't cover any of those. There were so many things discussed at JavaOne that I'm afraid some of the key points of the new JavaFX might have been missed. In this post I'm only going to cover the things that you can actually download and work with today. I'm talking only about the new version…

  • JavaOne: And so it begins

    joshy
    31 May 2009 | 12:55 am
    I've just arrived in SF for my fourth JavaOne conference. Despite the usual chaos this year's prep has gone very well. We have a ton of new things to show you. Most importantly we have the new release of JavaFX. As previously noted it has REDACTED, and REDACTED as well as greater REDACTED to make your apps run. Which, as you can imagine, is totally awesome. And of course the big news is support for REDACTED and REDACTED, as you can see in the screen shot below: Next up is the project I've been working on for many moons: the Vector project, most likely to be renamed the Java Store, as covered…

  • Want a Job Coding Extreme Swing?

    joshy
    26 Mar 2009 | 9:24 pm
    I don't normally post about job offers, but this one is simply too cool to pass up. The guys at Limewire are looking to hire a new Swing developer. For those of you who don't know, Limewire is the premier peer-to-peer file sharing client on the Interwebs. These guys have been doing killer Swing GUIs for a long time and even inspired some of the hacks the book Chris and I wrote. If hired, you'd get to work on their audio player and develop a new video player for the Limewire client. Sounds like a dream job. All of the details are on their website; in a wiki, of course.
 
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  • Como Saber si mi PC corre "X" juego.

    solidlucho
    7 Nov 2009 | 2:41 am
    La gente de System Requirements Lab tiene una aplicacion en linea diseñada en java que analiza tu pc

  • Apache HTTPd Reverse Proxy and Tomcat CAS

    abbaspour
    7 Nov 2009 | 1:54 am
    Having a correct combination of front-end Apache HTTPd Reverse Proxy server and back-end Tomcat hosted CAS was not as easy as it seems for me. I could have used mod_auth_cas but decided to relay only on jk based proxy. Here is my config: Apache HTTPd 2.2 Apache Tomcat 6.0 CAS 3.3.1 Balancer (mod_proxy + proxy_ajp + proxy_balancer) deployment model: Front-end machine (ip: 192.168.183.3) running httpd on ports 80, 443. CAS back-end app running tomcat on ports 18180 (http) and 18109 (ajp) Another back-end app on the same box which uses CAS and runs on ports 18080 (http) and 18009 (ajp) Steps: 0.

  • Charles 3.4.1

    kabbala
    7 Nov 2009 | 1:20 am
    Charles Web Debugging Proxy 3.4.1 (2009-10-17) Karl von Randow | XK72 HTTP Protocol Sniffer. 3.1에서 작동하는 Firefox 확장 기능도 있음. 무료 · download trial

  • TIGER (Bali)

    jimmyjumpnjive
    7 Nov 2009 | 12:35 am
    Bali is the new Sumatran Tiger at the Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium. He came from the San Francisco Zoo, and he joins his brother, Java, at Point Defiance in Tacoma, Washington. He’s about 11 years old and around 300 lbs. The keepers say he’s very mellow.

  • Mencari Nilai KPK - Java

    Rendra Kurniawan
    7 Nov 2009 | 12:12 am
    KPK adalah kepanjangan dari Kelipatan Persekutuan Terkecil. Yang dimaksud kelipatan adalah kelipatan
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  • Where can I find details of the Java language

    objects
    30 Oct 2009 | 10:56 pm
    The Java Language Specification can be found here. Related posts:How to specify authentication details for proxy server? You need to set the “Proxy-Authorization” request property. URLConnection connection...How do I hide Apache version details? Apache installations often announce lots of information about what they...

  • Distance between two latitude,longitude points

    objects
    5 Oct 2009 | 4:37 pm
    The Spherical law of cosines gives a pretty accurate result that will be sufficient for most applications. /** lat, longs are in radians */ public static double distance(double lat1, double lon1, [...]

  • How to launch default mail application with Java 6

    objects
    3 Oct 2009 | 2:23 am
    The Desktop class was added in Java 6 to handle launching associated applications on the native desktop. Following shows how to launch the default mail application and open a mail composing window. Desktop desktop = Desktop.getDesktop(); desktop.mail(); Or you can use a mailto: URI to also fill out the address field. Desktop desktop = Desktop.getDesktop(); desktop.mail(new URI("mailto:someone@acme.com")); Related posts:How to launch [...]

  • How to use native printing from Java

    objects
    3 Oct 2009 | 2:17 am
    The Desktop class was added in Java 6 to handle launching associated applications on the native desktop. Following shows how to print a file with the associated native printing facility. File file = new File("/tmp/file.txt"); Desktop desktop = Desktop.getDesktop(); desktop.print(file); Related posts:How to launch default editor with Java 6 The Desktop class was added in Java 6 to handle...How [...]

  • How to open file using default application

    objects
    3 Oct 2009 | 2:14 am
    The Desktop class was added in Java 6 to handle launching associated applications on the native desktop. Following shows how to launch the associated application to open a file. File file = new File("/tmp/file.txt"); Desktop desktop = Desktop.getDesktop(); desktop.open(file); Related posts:How to launch default mail application with Java 6 The Desktop class was added in Java 6 to handle...How [...]
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  • 5 Steps to Automate Browser Performance Analysis with Watir and dynaTrace AJAX Edition

    Andreas Grabner
    3 Nov 2009 | 3:08 pm
    I’ve recently been working with several clients to analyze their web site performance with the dynaTrace AJAX Edition. Based on our findings their JavaScript code, usage of 3rd party frameworks, use of AJAX, embedded objects and caching strategies have been changed over multiple iterations. After each iteration it is good practice to verify if the [...]

  • 5 Quick Steps to End-To-End Web Performance Visibility

    Andreas Grabner
    3 Nov 2009 | 4:28 am
    Web applications have evolved from the simple client-server structure of the early internet into complex service-based environments that feature increasing interactivity in the browser and exploding complexity in the interaction between the browser and the various servers providing the application. In such an environment, end-to-end visibility is no longer a luxury, it is a necessity. In a [...]

  • 101 on HTTPS Web Site Performance Impact

    Andreas Grabner
    28 Oct 2009 | 11:48 am
    I recently analyzed a secure web page that took 20 seconds till the onLoad event triggered. Once on the site – interacting with the site was slow as well - especially when dealing with dynamic content like the auto completion for the search field or dynamic popup menus.  The site had no fancy images, no animations or heavy JavaScript [...]

  • Presenting dynaTrace AJAX Edition at SpeedGeeks in LA

    Andreas Grabner
    22 Oct 2009 | 12:05 pm
    Shopzilla and Steve Souders are hosting the SpeedGeeks event in Los Angeles on Monday, October 26th. It is a half day event with sessions focused on web development and site architecture techniques including talks from Steve Souders, Phil Dixon (Shopzilla), Paddy Hannon (Edmunds), Gavin Doughtie (Google), Morten Bagai (Heroku), Jeremy Custenborder, Yadid Ramot, Chris Bissell [...]

  • Why we spend too much time with load testing

    Andreas Grabner
    21 Oct 2009 | 6:09 am
    I have been working with many clients that perform load testing – ranging from small to large scale – using open source or commerical tools. Load-Testing itself has become easier and more affordable due to growing list of available tools as well as the availability of online load testing services. Despite the fact that load testing can be [...]
 
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