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Application Servers or IDEs running on PSP?

Posted by ludo on September 28, 2005 at 08:09 AM | Comments (2)

Bonjour, comment Java?

GlassFish Open Source Java EE 5 Application Server or NetBeans 5.0 Beta IDE, running on a PlayStation Portable PSP?

...Not yet: you would need a Java VM implementation on this exciting new platform...Anyone aware of such an effort?

The good news is that you can now install both the GlassFish application server or the latest beta of NetBeans IDE on Mac OS X. This is in addition to the existing support for XP, Linux and -of course- Solaris platforms. If you want the GlassFish server and the IDE to integrate together, read this documentation page. The list of new features introduced in NetBeans 5.0 Beta is really impressive. I was told that even the NetBeans Profiler would profile J2EE projects, in a single click or two.

If you still want to use your PSP, at least you can browse the Web with it, via a wireless connection...
See this image: (I had to fight with my kids to get access to this PSP mono user device, upgrade the PSP system to 2.0, and struggle with the keyboard simulator using up-down-left-right keys)

Now, I need to see how the GlassFish Admin GUI is behaving on this new browser. As well as the updated Java BluePrints AJAX samples that run on top of Java EE 5.

Ludo(tique)

(PS: my kids just told me that you can play games with the PSP...I did not know that:-)

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Ok Ludu, I'll bite...
Why do you need/want an application server running on this platform? I definitely see the need for a JVM (gotta run applets in that nifty browser), but do I really want to host applications from my PSP?

--JohnR

P.S. What are these "game" things your kids keep bringing up? ;-)

Posted by: johnreynolds on September 29, 2005 at 06:42 AM

mmmh...makes me think, what about a JVM implementation for the PS3? with all that power it would be nice to run some app server on it!

Posted by: dabrigo on September 30, 2005 at 01:12 AM

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