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Masoud Kalali Masoud Kalali holds a software engineering degree and has been programming for the last 8 years. Experienced with .Net and some other languages, his platform of choice is Java. He is experienced in system design and server side development, and is interested in portal systems and related JSRs, and database Development.



NetBeans Platform Certification and training.

Posted by kalali on May 20, 2008 at 02:43 AM | Permalink | Comments (1)

Netbeans is well known for beeing a great IDE for developing Java SE, Java EE, C++, Java ME, Sun SPOT, Ruby on Rail, PHP, Groovy, ... but NetBeans has more to offer when it come to developing highly modular desktop applications. The desktop application can be from any possible category like Business oriented, scientific, utilities, development tools, entertinement, etc. You can find a list of applications based on NetBeans platform here And it is provided by the NetBeans platform which what NetBeans IDE and all of its complementary packs and plugins are developed based on it.

If you are a Platform developer you may already know that there are many valuable resources like books and articles already available to start with developing applications on top of NetBeans platform. In addition to all of there resources, NetBeans provides you with another option, NetBeans Platform Certified Training, through this program you can freely attend training courses and get certification based on the level of knowledge and experience that you demonestrate at the end or through the program.




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Extending OpenPTK, the User Provisioning Toolkit
Project Open Provisioning ToolKit (OpenPTK) is as an open source user provisioning toolkit exposing APIs, web services, HTML taglibs, and JSR-168 portlets with user self-service and administration examples. OpenPTK hides the implementation differences between different user stores, allowing developers to use multiple stores with a common API. Masoud Kalali shows how to use and extend the toolkit. Mar. 27, 2008

Dynamic Load Balancing in GlassFish Application Server
GlassFish provides fine tools for load balancing across a cluster, but what if you want to make your clustering decisions dynamically? Masoud Kalali shows how JMX and AMX can be used to make runtime clustering decisions. Jan. 15, 2008

JavaDB End-to-End Security
The all-Java database JavaDB (aka Derby) is known for its embeddability, but what about security? Can you put it out there for enterprise applications and keep data safe? Masoud Kalali shows the steps you can take to secure your JavaDB data. Mar. 20, 2007

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