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Blog Posts
Community: Embedded Java
MSA 2 -- Bridging the Fragments: JavaOne Conference -- Reason for Its Existence: What is JavaOne Conference's Raison d'être? Common context! User Has it Right!: Java Twitter Client with Derby!:
Community: Glassfish
Rails on GlassFish - "most performant of all", "simpler and just works", "blazing speed": FISL 2009 Wrapup - 3 talks, 1 talk show, 14 blogs, 10 videos, 275 pics, 2 GlassFish production stories: Digital TV-based Banking using GlassFish, NetBeans and MySQL - Ginga community in Brazil: supercrud.com in Brazil picked GlassFish over JBoss - Find out why!:
Community: Global Education and Learning Community
A Real Student Bargain for JavaOne 2009: QTI 2.1 draft specification has been removed from the IMS website: A sad day for the global education community - the IMS Global Learning Consortium decided to withdraw the QTI 2.1 draft specification. MySQL Conference and Expo, 2009: Java Evangelization: a baby-step approach: Yes, I've been quite absent since JavaOne but there is a good reason. Sorry for that. The thing is I'm working hard evangelizing new Java programmer generations. Let me share a single, but killer, tip with you, Java prophets.
Community: Identity Management
OpenDS and OpenSSO on FISL's Presentation Agenda in Brazil This Week: Two topics: scaling identity stores with OpenDS and developing open-source identity services with OpenSSO. OpenDS 2.0.0 Release Candidate 2 Ships: Take a look at the capabilities and send your feedback. Catching Up With OpenDS Community Manager at JavaOne: Ludo Poitou shares the latest developments that are well worth a shout-out. Configuring OpenDS as a User Data Store in OpenSSO: Follow the steps in a procedural article in the OpenSSO Resource Center.
Community: Java Communications
Hudson EC2 plugin: I released Hudson EC2 plugin, which enables you to use EC2 as Hudson slaves on-demand, without human intervention. Where are the Conversations?: First, I want to say I'm extremely excited about JSF 2.0, and I think it's a major leap forward for the framework.
Shale in the Attic: In case you hadn't heard, Apache Shale is moving to the Apache Attic. What is the Apache Attic? It's a new project, started last year. It's where other projects go to die. Servlet 3.0 PFD draft coming soon.:
Community: Java Enterprise
Webservice @WebService: If you need to expose a class as a web service it is fairly easy. Just annotate it with @WebService and let the JAXWS runtime take care of the rest. Webservice @WebResult: Once you have a method tagged as a webservice method, how can you name the result? Use the @WebResult annotation. Webservice @WebParam: If you expose a method as a webservice method, how do you name its parameters? Easy, use the @WebParam annotation. Webservice @WebMethod: How do you tell the JAXWS runtime to expose a given method as a webservice method?
Community: Java Games
A Real Student Bargain for JavaOne 2009: Play myPicks U.S. Election Game: Check out a fun zembly game for Facebook and MySpace users.
A Fun Game Not To Be Missed: Play myPicks Beijing 2008.
Community: Java Patterns
JavaOne Conference -- Reason for Its Existence: What is JavaOne Conference's Raison d'être? Common context! Worst ever Java EE 6 Blog: This is the worst ever Java EE 6 Blog...Stop reading now. Per-object workqueues - is this a thing anybody needs?: I've been moving a few of my non-NetBeans-specific libraries that are used in NetBeans plug-ins to Kenai - things like a library for generating diffs of java.util.Lists and so forth - small libraries that Do One Thing Well. This is one I'm debating - is it too esoteric, or is it a problem people actually have out there... What do you call a...well, that's the problem: A few of months ago I blogged about a simple but powerful pattern for working with Objects not key/value pairs - use dynamic proxies to generate an implementation of an interface, which delegates to the backing storage transparently. It's ready to become a small open source project. But what do you call such a thing?
Community: Java Specification Requests
JavaOne Conference -- Reason for Its Existence: What is JavaOne Conference's Raison d'être? Common context! Worst ever Java EE 6 Blog: This is the worst ever Java EE 6 Blog...Stop reading now. GlassFish Tooling: GlassFish Tools Bundle for Eclipse is now version 1.0. Get latest Eclipse, GlassFish v2.1 and GlassFish v3 Prelude pre-integrated in a single installable bundle... Oracle and JCP: JSF is Once Again a JCP Trial Balloon:
Community: Java Tools
Growth of Hudson plugin ecosystem: A Hudson committer Seiji Sogabe put together a chart that shows the growth of the Hudson plugin ecosystem.
Hudson adoption in the Eclipse community survey: According to Eclipse community survey, Hudson is the most adopted CI tool. X-Card, where Java Card™ developers meet: Starting Hudson slave from Live USB media: Using Hudson swarm slave plugin to boot a PC from USB and hook it up as a Hudson slave. Translated from Japanese.
Community: Java User Groups
X-Card, where Java Card™ developers meet: Juggy gives Duke a workout: Bruno Souza got a whole bunch of us together to participate in creating this short video - how Java Users Groups drive Java - from an unusual perspective :-) JavaOne Conference -- Reason for Its Existence: What is JavaOne Conference's Raison d'être? Common context! JUG-USA Happenings at JavaOne 2009: This is the first JavaOne for JUG-USA and we are holding our first national JUG-USA Summit on Tuesday night in conjunction with the Java Community Process (JCP) Party. JUG-USA also won the JUG Registration contest for this JavaOne. As a result, JUG-USA members attending the conference will have a special meeting with James Gosling on Wednesday. See the full blog post for further information and links to these JUG-USA event details.
Community: Java Web Services and XML
My CommunityOne 2009 presentation is online: My CommunityOne 2009 presentation is now available online. Posted by haroldcarr on July 01, 2009 at 10:59 PST | Permalink | Discuss (0) Attaching Security Policies to Individual Operations: Securing individual operations of a WebService differently by attaching policies at the operation scope. My JavaOne 2009 presentations online: My JavaOne 2009 presentations are now available online. Posted by haroldcarr on June 30, 2009 at 15:08 PST | Permalink | Discuss (0) Speaking on Metro Security at Jazoon: I will be speaking on Metro Security at Jazoon in Zurich on Wednesday June 24 at 1:30pm. Posted by haroldcarr on June 20, 2009 at 15:10 PST | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Community: JavaDesktop
Trident animation library - overview and roadmap: Introducing Trident - an animation library for Java-based applications. JWebPane BOF screenshots at JavaOne (2009): Screenshots of the demos shown at BOF-3992 session presented at Thursday, June 4. Effects in JavaFX: Chaining: The third installment in a series on the filter effects package in JavaFX, explaining how effects can be chained together to produce even cooler results... Insider's Guide to Mixing Swing and JavaFX: Responding to requests at JavaOne for more information about using Swing with JavaFX, I've written a 10 step guide for using JavaFX to create a not-so-extreme GUI Makeover for Swing applications.
Community: JDDAC
Faces and Flash?: IBM and OpenLaszlo are offering up a new choice in Rich Internet Applications.
Community: Jini
A Real Student Bargain for JavaOne 2009: Is programming...analysis done backward?: Ever stop to think how we do software? When analyzing the real world, people start with existing phenomena, then derive one or more models that describe it - each is an abstraction of one or more physical phenomenon. Occasionally someone starts with an intuition about how something ought to work, and it comes up correct. In software development, we start with the abstractions and the real world emerges. Is that a thing human beings have a lot of practice at? Feeling like the Buridan's Donkey: After JavaOne you feel like the Buridan's Donkey On the Eve - Jini Meetup at the Bear (Mon 8pm): "Annual" informal Jini Community Meetup at JavaOne -- Monday, May 7, 8pm at the Thirsty Bear
Community: JXTA
A Real Student Bargain for JavaOne 2009: Connect Your Phone With Any Other Devices with JXTA: Two exiting news about JXTA :-) First, the JXTA community just released an enhanced JXTA bidding (jxta-jxme 2.5) for J2ME MIP2.0. If you want to learn more about the new JXTA MIDP 2.0 implementation and check what you can do with it, check Mohamed's video. Second, Bondolo just announced the availability of a Grizzly NIO patch for the JXTA Java SE binding that is going to drastically reduce thread resource consumption when JXTA peers accept incoming HTTP connections. Great to see another collaboration between the JXTA and Glassfish(Grizzly) open-source community. JXSE 2.5 : What's Cool #7 -- Logging: JXSE 2.5 : What's Cool #6 -- PeerGroup Executor and ScheduledExcutor:
Community: linux.java.net
EclipseCon GlassFish Slides: EclipseCon GlassFish v3, Java EE 6, Eclipse, GlassFish Tools Bundle for Eclipse slides posted... Deploying artifacts to the java.net repository using Maven 2 on Ubuntu Linux: Project configuration and Ubuntu Linux steps required to deploy artifacts to the "Maven 2 repository for java.net projects". anycar anylane anywhere drivers: something fun in Feisty Fawn: I find something nice in feisty fawn (Ubuntu 7.04) without looking for it :-)
Community: Mac Java Community
JavaOne Conference -- Reason for Its Existence: What is JavaOne Conference's Raison d'être? Common context! A Real Student Bargain for JavaOne 2009: EclipseCon GlassFish Slides: EclipseCon GlassFish v3, Java EE 6, Eclipse, GlassFish Tools Bundle for Eclipse slides posted... GlassFish V3 TP2 and NetBeans 6.1: GlassFish
V3 TP2 is now available. If you want to use it, or even
download it from
NetBeans 6.1, just fire the IDE, go the
tools--plugins menu and refresh the list of modules, you should
see 2 modules, one for Java EE development and one for jRuby projects....
Community: Mobile & Embedded
M3DD/LA - A gather of mobile and embedded community in Latin America: On June 20th, Brazil hosted the first edition of M3DD/LA (Java Mobile, Media and eMbedded Developer Days - Latin American Edition), in Goiania. The event was huge success (600 attendees) and organizers are considering a big event for next year. Off to Goiânia and Porto Alegre, Brazil: JavaOne news update 3 and wrap-up: MSA 2 -- Bridging the Fragments:
Community: NetBeans
Fixing bugs in RHN v1.x: RHN v1.x stands for plug in: Revamped Hyperlink Navigation (version 1.x). This blog would focus on 2 bugs found out-of-the-blue, that could very well cause serious problems. (Update: One of them fixed, read blog for more details) NetBeans 6.7 is here. Grab your copy and explore tens of new features: Top Features of this release are Integration with project Kenai,issue tracker and Hudson integrations; and enhancements to Java, PHP, Ruby, Groovy and C/C++. Highlights of the 6.7 release include support for JavaScript 1.7, Ruby Remote Debugging, and integration of the Java ME SDK 3.0. In my other life I'm a musician: A few people know that since I was 11 or so I've been writing and recording music. I recently created a Posted by timboudreau on June 24, 2009 at 00:31 PST | Permalink | Discuss (3) NIO file backed buffered images: Over the years, a few people have come across and used a bit of code I wrote for Imagine. You basically have the problem that Java image data is stored on the heap as giant byte[] arrays and you quickly run out of memory.
Community: OpenJDK
JSR292 backport - First release: First release of JSR292 backport.
You can now test invokedynamic with your old :) JDK (1.5 or 1.6). JSR 255 (JMX API 2.0) is postponed: Here is the text of the message I recently sent to the JSR 255
Expert Group, in my capacity as Specification Lead. ASM now supports invokedynamic: ASM 3.2 is released with the support of the new bytecode invokedynamic. JavaOne presentation: The Java One 2009 has finished that Friday. Below are the slides for the BOF-4743 .
Community: Portlet
EclipseCon GlassFish Slides: EclipseCon GlassFish v3, Java EE 6, Eclipse, GlassFish Tools Bundle for Eclipse slides posted... JSR 286 Implementation and IPC: JSR286 or Portal 2.0 is the next step in Portal development. It takes long time to get a step in this area; although the commercials solutions like Oracle Portal and Microsoft Sharepoint Portal are far ahead from the standards and open source solutions. The questions is, did any vendor implements JSR286 100% including IPC "Interportlet communication" with JSF& AJAX Integration? GlassFish V3 Prelude Update Tool: GlassFish V3 Prelude Update Tool user experience.... Using NetBeans to Help Develop New JSR-168 and JSR-286 Portlets: Here's some info that might help you get started writing new JSR-168 and JSR-286 compliant portlets using NetBeans.
Community: Robotics
Controlling Lego Mindstorms with Java (Lejos): I just had the chance to play around with my friend's Lego Mindstorms robotics kit. Installing Java was easy, and in about an hour we were hacking out programs for the NXT brick. Here is a quick summary of how we got Lejos on the NXT via USB. How to create applications with Sun Spot?: I was cleaning up my bookmarks, and then I found some jewels in there: Sun Spot starting points and Ubuntu running on VMWare. What's hot in James' Tech Day at JavaOne: This is the keynote which is a "must see" for people like me who like to get their hands on hardware. This was typed live during the keynote so please excuse the inevitable typos and questionable grammar.
Community: Sun Grid
Feeling like the Buridan's Donkey: After JavaOne you feel like the Buridan's Donkey Learn about Mistral and Pleiades at JavaPolis: Successful landing on the Sun Grid: It's because of that flattening Moore's Law curve:
Community: Sun RFID and Sensors
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