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Posted by daniel on November 10, 2004 at 10:07 AM EST

Announcements for java.net projects in RSS feeds

In today's Weblogs, Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart writes about RSS and us. He writes that it is generally difficult to keep tabs on all of the activity within one or more communities. He points to the availability of RSS feeds that you can use to keep tabs on your favorite projects or on a group of projects. If you are involved in a java.net project - make sure you fill those buckets by providing announcements of news that you would like others to pick up.

Lance Armstrong is inviting you to help shape the J2EE application verification kit in his request that Java AVK Feature Feedback is needed.

In Also in Java Today , sometimes, you'd like to stay off the network if you can, since local method calls are orders of magnitude faster than remote ones. The Enterprise JavaBean 2.0 spec gives beans both local and remote views, meaning that in some cases you can use a local version of their interfaces. But when? In Local and Remote EJB Interfaces, Olexiy Prohorenko lays out some strategies: "what I've tried to do is to describe the basics and the most important (in my opinion) details."

Sometimes, you'd like to stay off the network if you can, since local method calls are orders of magnitude faster than remote ones. The Enterprise JavaBean 2.0 spec gives beans both local and remote views, meaning that in some cases you can use a local version of their interfaces. But when? In Local and Remote EJB Interfaces, Olexiy Prohorenko lays out some strategies: "what I've tried to do is to describe the basics and the most important (in my opinion) details."

In Projects and Communities, members of the Java Communications community point to Qusay Mahmoud's article Getting Started with SIP API for J2ME which presents a tutorial for this API and shows you how to get started with the JSR 180 reference implementation.

The Mac Java Community page is encouraging Mac developers to help expand Mac support in the JDesktop Integration Components (JDIC) project. JDIC currently builds on OS X and supports some, but not all, JDIC features.

There have been a lot of great suggestions in the Mustang Forum. In today's Forums, tim12s suggests that the relevant RFEs be collected. "Please post links to any RFEs that you have submitted to SUN (as a result of this forum) here. If you are aware of any RFEs that are related to the topics listed in the 'Best Threads - Summary' thread (http://forums.java.net/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=143) please post them here. We need to submit the best ideas that are not already SUN RFEs to SUN."

EEvictor writes about Generics that he thinks "that Java code will lose one of it's major merits if people use generics all over the place. My understanding of 'Collection' is a group of something. That Something can be anything. This vagueness is the purpose of called "Collection" and makes use of OO polymorphism."

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