June 01, 2006
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CardLayout Manager and JTabbedPane, Creating a Sorted JList Component
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Answers to Key Questions on Open Source, OpenSolaris Celebrates Its First Year, In Case You Missed It — JavaOne
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Read about Building on Linux: Sun Tools on SDN Channel, Scripting for the Java Platform, Accessing Resources From JavaServer Faces Custom Components and Ask Komsi of Nokia talks
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Sign up for "Developing Rich Web Applications Visually using Java technology," San Francisco, June 20-22, 2006.
Learn to develop web applications and portlets in just three days, using Java Studio Creator's powerful visual designer, and power your web app's user experience with AJAX and JavaServer Faces components. The easy way to learn Java programming.
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Missed JavaOne and the hands-on
lab on this topic? Download this zip file and follow along with the notes and
the sample app to build a JavaServer Faces web application yourself.
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Having struggled with the JavaScript part of the JavaOne hands-on lab Building AJAX-based JavaServer Faces Web Applications With Sun Java Studio Creator, presenter Chris Kutler says she was excited to learn about a tool that makes the JavaScript part of AJAX technology easier. Geertjan provides a NetBeans module that makes it easy to try out in the NetBeans IDE. Follow along with Chris and use...
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Find out how you can build AJAX-enabled web applications for your end users with the Java Studio Creator IDE. This page provides a complete list of resources.
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Download the Java BluePrints early access Java Pet Store 2.0 Reference Application and see how the Java EE 5 Platform can be used to design and develop an Ajax-enabled Web 2.0 application. It comes with full source-code available under a BSD-style license, so you can experiment with it and use it in your own applications.
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Q&A: James Gosling believes Sun is leading the way to enabling developers to incorporate Asynchronous JavaScript and XML components into web applications. But building those components is another story. In an interview with eWEEK Senior Editor Darryl K. Taft, Gosling discusses some of Sun's highs and lows in the software business. Read the article.
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