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Covering JavaOne - Day Two

Posted by daniel on June 30, 2004 at 4:50 AM PDT

McNealy's keynote, Project Looking Glass goes open source, a look back at Tuesday's BoF's and sessions from morning until past midnight.

Steve Harris reports from Jini-land, Malcolm Davis writes that he thinks Groovy isn't hip, Daniel Brookshier reports from the keynote on The Rise of Buzz, and Bruce Tate looks at JDO and persistence. Pictures from Day two are here and Jan Heiss reports on cool things at The JVM for Consumer Devices Booth.

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