A tale of two components (JSF2): In this blog, I'll examine two different ways to create a poll component with JSF 2, and in doing so, we'll look briefly at the two different ways that you specify id's in the two JSF 2 Ajax APIs. Posted by driscoll at (12:44 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Automatic compression of jsf.js: Just a quick note that we've now added automatic compression of the jsf.js file served by JSF 2. The file size of jsf.js, 71k uncompressed, comes to about 16k compressed (there are a lot of comments in there).
There is no user action required to make this happen: If the Project stage is Development, the file is served uncompressed (for ease in debugging with something like Firebug), but if the Project stage is anything else, then the file is compressed (and essentially unreadable, since besides stripping all comments, variable names are stripped, as well as all line breaks). Posted by driscoll at (10:45 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (1)
Poll Result: Java Technologies Employment Market: This past week's java.net poll on the Java technologies job market implies that the global economic downturn is far from over... Also: Java Today: JavaFX: gr8 2 c on fonz; Project Marble - augmented reality in Java with JMF, Java3D, NYArToolkit and Trident; and Rails on GlassFish - "most performant of all", "simpler and just works", "blazing speed". Weblogs: Event Based Programming in JavaFX; 2 JavaOne Hands On Labs , Sun Technology Exchange, Java Technology Day Israel, and Java Day Turkey; and My CommunityOne 2009 presentation is online. Forums: Glassfish Performance??; open jdk7 build error; and Possible to set http listener with web application at / context?. Featured Articles: Grails and Continuous Integration: An Essential Combo; Exposing Domain Models through the RESTful Service Interface, Part 1. Featured Podcast: Java Mobility Podcast 81: JTDF. Posted by kfarnham at (07:40 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
How to Start and Grow a JUG: Community Corner 2009 Podcast: Have you ever thought about starting a Java User Group? Matt Stine spoke with me at JavaOne about his experiences with starting and growing the Memphis/Mid-South Java User Group in a java.net Community Corner podcast... Also: Java Today: The ATM Object-Oriented Design and Implementation Case Study; JUG Leadership: Lessons Learned; and Hudson Growth - Plugins, Jobs, Eclipse. Weblogs: What is new with Pivot?; ; and Attaching Security Policies to Individual Operations. Forums: SUNONE APP Server 8.2 and JMX MBeanServer; NEED HELP!! how to Display IMEI number on Java ME emulator device; and Invalid user or password after undeploy. Featured Articles: Grails and Continuous Integration: An Essential Combo; Exposing Domain Models through the RESTful Service Interface, Part 1. Featured Podcast: Java Mobility Podcast 81: JTDF. Posted by kfarnham at (05:45 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
July 01 2009
Event Based Programming in JavaFX: I decided to try my hand at some JavaFX programming to see what the language had to offer. Two of the key features of JavaFX are its ability to bind to data, and its access to all Java libraries. I used that to see how it handles for event-based programming. I built this minesweeper game, enjoyed using bind and on replace, and found myself wishing for more. Posted by dwalend at (19:23 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (6)
PUJ, a JUG Contest: Community Corner Podcast: Felipe Gaucho talked about the Premio Universitaro Java (PUJ) competition with Jim Wright in a 16-minute java.net Community Corner podcast... Also: Java Today: PUJ, a Jug Contest, JavaOne 2009 Podcast; What's the Right GlassFish Release For You?; and Conference Roundup: Jazoon 2009. Weblogs: My JavaOne 2009 presentations online; FISL 2009 Wrapup - 3 talks, 1 talk show, 14 blogs, 10 videos, 275 pics, 2 GlassFish production stories; and Fixing bugs in RHN v1.x. Forums: Support For BlackBerry; Warning about accessing Swing or AWT objects from inside a commit; and Glassfish+jersey+json+natural convention and new jaxb. Featured Articles: Grails and Continuous Integration: An Essential Combo; Exposing Domain Models through the RESTful Service Interface, Part 1. Featured Podcast: Java Mobility Podcast 81: JTDF. Posted by kfarnham at (07:55 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Java Tools Community Corner Podcast Features Duke's Choice Award Winners: When Java Tools Community Leaders Toni Epple and Fabiane Nardon invited the SQE (Software Quality Environment) Project team to participate in the Java Tools SQE Roundtable podcast at this year's JavaOne, they weren't planning on the Duke's Choice Awards being among the topics of conversation... Also: Java Today: NetBeans IDE 6.7 Now Available for Download!; Java Tools SQE Roundtable, JavaOne 2009; and Java ME Defragmentation. Weblogs: NetBeans 6.7 is here. Grab your copy and explore tens of new features; supercrud.com in Brazil picked GlassFish over JBoss - Find out why!; and A First Look at NetBeans 6.7. Forums: glassfish v3 sometime halt; Track client session in a WS implemeted as an EJB; and Pick Midlet not working in Resource Editor. Featured Articles: Grails and Continuous Integration: An Essential Combo; Exposing Domain Models through the RESTful Service Interface, Part 1. Featured Podcast: Java Mobility Podcast 81: JTDF. Posted by kfarnham at (05:53 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
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) Posted by n_varun at (00:27 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
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. Posted by kalali at (14:00 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (4)
supercrud.com in Brazil picked GlassFish over JBoss - Find out why!:
Vinicius
Senger, founder of Globalcode
- a Java training/consulting company in Brazil, is running supercrud.com on GlassFish instead of
JBoss. He is a Java EE architect, consultant, trainer, and do Java EE related
research as well. He is a JSF 2 Expert Group member,… Posted by arungupta at (13:28 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (1)
A First Look at NetBeans 6.7: A few days after Eclipse Galileo, Netbeans released its latest offering,
Netbeans 6.7. Here is a first look, as always from my entirely biased
perspective. Posted by cayhorstmann at (08:54 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (11)
Community Corner 2009 Podcasts Being Published: The first of many Community Corner podcasts that were recorded at JavaOne 2009 has been released: the Java Tools SQE Roundtable... Also: Java Today: JavaTools Community Newsletter - Issue 198; java.net is sloooooow; and FISL 2009 Report. Weblogs: Trident animation library - overview and roadmap; Upgrading to Eclipse Galileo; and Running the OpenSolaris OS From a Browser. Forums: Specifiying Address / Interface for cluster node communication; Create a Java User Group; and How to force behavior updates in off-screen mode?. Featured Articles: Grails and Continuous Integration: An Essential Combo; Exposing Domain Models through the RESTful Service Interface, Part 1. Featured Podcast: Java Mobility Podcast 81: JTDF. Posted by kfarnham at (07:16 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Shame on you, MediaMarkt Zurich: The past week I've spend a day in Zurich to attend OSGi DevCon Europe. It has been a good experience, even though I was (and I am) not yet in good shape.When I left the venue, before going to the… Posted by fabriziogiudici at (03:20 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
June 27 2009
FISL 2009 Day 4 in Pictures:
Continuing from Day
1, 2
and 3
... And the complete album: Now looking forward to head back home! Technorati: conf
brazil
fisl glassfish Posted by arungupta at (13:14 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (2)
Link and run: Binding var and def variables: The Flex guys have enjoyed this for a long time. When I discussed JavaFX with a friend who is familiar with Flex, he shrugged the feature off, clearing unimpressed with JavaFX despite his appreciation for the feature itself. Still, for… Posted by joconner at (12:22 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
FISL 2009 Day 3 in Pictures & Videos:
Continuing from Day
1 and 2
... I participated in Simon
Phipps Talk Show on GlassFish
and that was fun :) The usual points: ~50% of the projects currently target GlassFish and that
the number jumps to 73% when only counting new projects (according to… Posted by arungupta at (02:08 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
Poll Result: More Java.net Project and Community Focus Desired: A significant majority of participants in the latest java.net poll would like to see increased project and community content on java.net... Also: Java Today: Javali 2009 Trip Report; Notes from Wednesday at Jazoon; and Notes from Thursday at Jazoon. Weblogs: Running GlassFish V3 with Apache httpd; Win your Copy of Wiley's OpenSolaris Bible book; and Growth of Hudson plugin ecosystem. Forums: Trouble adding LWUIT.jar to Eclipse MTJ MIDlet Project; JRoR WAR deployment to GF3 fails; and Exception Interceptor. Featured Articles: Exposing Domain Models through the RESTful Service Interface, Part 1; Hacking JavaFX Binding. Featured Podcast: Java Mobility Podcast 81: JTDF. Posted by kfarnham at (08:22 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
FISL Day 2 in Pictures & Videos:
Continuing from FISL
Day 1 ... Here is a video of the ever excited Brazilian community for soccer
balls in the pavilion: If you didn't get a soccer ball, come by at the Sun booth tomorrow and
make sure to practice like the… Posted by arungupta at (03:11 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
June 25 2009
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. Posted by mriem at (13:36 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0)
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