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February 11, 2009
category: System Admins
Multiple versions of platform-specific routine (PSR) libraries (per platform, per processor) can be used with chip multithreading (CMT) UltraSPARC processor-based systems running the Solaris 10 OS, so that each processor is optimally utilized.
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category: Main
Learn how the Solaris Operation System's support of IP multipathing allows a system to be configured to automatically fail over a group of IP addresses hosted on multiple interfaces while load sharing outbound traffic across all available links.
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category: Java Technology
The first public, beta-quality build of JDK 6 Update 14 is available, introducing another batch of important enhancements for everyone...
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category: Java Technology
This Sample app demonstrates the usage of Groovy and Grails to implement a sample Pet Catalog.
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category: Java Technology
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 wit...
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category: Java Technology
Guarded optimism for JSR 299... also:
Java Today: JSR 299 approved with TODOs, overview of MSA 2, and deployment automation patterns
Weblogs: Getting started with Sailfin, Sailfin templating, and Hudson as daemon
Forum Posts: Garbage collector genera...
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category: Java Technology
Eric Klein, VP of Java Marketing, tells you just about everything you want to know about the Java FX 1.1 release that is targeting mobile devices.
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category: Developers
The last week, the JNode team announced the release of JNode 0.2.8.
JNode is a free, open source Java technology based operating system implemented in the Java language with a very small assembler nano-kernel.
The main focus of this release is gener...
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category: Developers
I've updated the 'webrev' script to include some fixes and a new option (-u) to set the user name of creator. By default, that name is extracted from your global .hgrc file now (assuming you're using mercurial of course). If that fails then the scri...
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