Java.net's Cajo Project announces the latest cajo SDK release:
The cajo project has released a small (110kB) SDK for developing distributed Java RIAs quickly and easily. The SDK handles the display and distribution tasks behind the scenes, with virtually no source impact. Ordinary Swing user interfaces are rendered full-frame in browsers as Applets, and via WebStart, automatically. Application
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The Oracle Video Challenge, which started yesterday and runs through August 9, will provide three winning contestants with a free Oracle OpenWorld or JavaOne and Oracle Develop full conference pass...
Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine discusses Servlet 3.0, fragments and web.xml to rule them all:
Servlet 3.0 has some very nice ease-of-development features in the form of new annotations (such as @WebServlet) and some useful extensibility features with web-fragments (details here) and ServletContainerInitializer which all contribute to make web.xml optional. While this is a great step towards more mod
Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart talks about Closed Networks and the GlassFish Update Center:
One of the best features about
all
the
versions
of GlassFish 3 is how easy it is to update
it through the IPS-based
Update Center.
The same GUI and CLI tools
can be used to upgrade from
3.0 to 3.0.1,
to
Add
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Arun Gupta posted his FISL 2010 Trip Report:
4998 attendees registered and participated at the 11th edition of FISL - the biggest open source conference in Brazil. This was my second year at FISL. Even though the attendance was slightly down from last year but there was no let down in the energy. With 13 parallel tracks and sessions running from 9am to 11pm, it can be absolutely overwhelming. H
You know that I've moved to Maven more than one year ago and I don't regret. I think I would be unable to manage the number of projects I'm managing on my own without it (or at least without an effective artifact repository).
But Maven needs a proper and clean environment. Maven experts are constantly advising about that. One of the most important pieces of the environment is the artifact...
Maven 3, Selenium 2/WebDriver, easyb, Hudson, and more! The next sessions of the Java Power Tools Bootcamps are coming up soon in Wellington, London, and Canberra. Don't miss out on this great opportunity to learn some very useful and very cool skills and best practices in the areas of build automation, code quality, automated testing and continuous integration.
This is always a popular course,...
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