March 16, 2007
category: Developers
Every now and then a problem arises where the right solution would be to impose an arbitrary total ordering on a collection of objects. The simplest example of this is when you need to sychronize on more than one object, all at the same time, to maintain some consistency condition across those objects. Using Closures, you might invoke a utility method like this:
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jaxws-maven-plugin, which was originally developed at the Codehaus Mojo project, is now available on java.net as version 1.0.
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Came to know from Erik's Linkblog about the new release of Velocity. Updated jsr-223 script engine for Velocity @ scripting.dev.java.net to use Velocity 1.5.
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The video of Romain's and my presentation on "Filthy Rich Clients" at December's JavaPolis conference is now live.
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In this installment Enrique explores how to test for PIM API presence on your device and test for presence of the various databases and fields. Learn how to navigate the API and build robust applications.
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This overview of DTrace offers sample scripts. Dynamic tracing was introduced in the Solaris 10 OS to help debug systemic problems that are difficult to diagnose using traditional debugging tools.
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This Tech Tip explains how to add device support to the Solaris OS by attaching an existing Solaris driver to a new device.
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Find out how to install the latest Kernel Update (KU) patch, or any patch, to a post-GRUB x86 based miniroot image for Solaris JumpStart software.
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Provides news and information of value to SDN members including product announcements, early access release info, upcoming events, and the latest product and technology releases.
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Java Today: SIP-Communicator in Google Summer of Code, Japex 1.1, and OpenJDK and GlassFish on SDN TV
java.net Poll: What would be more useful for Desktop Java applications that render HTML?
Weblogs: Spring effects for buttons, JavaPolis "Filthy Rich Clients" video, and what's up with JavaSound?
Forums: Painters vs. UI delegates, caching of JPA entities, and GlassFish project adoption?
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This article highlights Java Portlet Specification 1.0 (JSR 168) and the associated software, Portlet Container 1.0 and the NetBeans Portlet Plug-in; also Java Portlet Specification 2.0 (JSR 286) in its draft state. In addition, this article introduces the Enterprise-Class Portal Open Source Project along with its subprojects that deliver key portal-related components, including sample portlets.
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