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April 22, 2009
category: Java Technology
JSF has a rich history of being used as a JCP Trial Balloon.
For example, JSF was the first JSR to undergo a JCP voting milestone
after the infamous Apache Open
Letter. This letter is one of the first links in the chain...
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category: Java Technology
I've blogged many times about my skeptical attitude about service models based on the "permanently connected" paradigm. Let me tell you this funny (more or less) anecdote that happened to me this morning. Not to be taken too seriously.Today I'm...
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category: Java Technology
Oracle bought Sun, and most of Sun's portfolio is probably safe. But not everything. In this blog I worry about the future of JavaFX and ask for some clear direction.
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category: Java Technology
I arrived at the MySQL
Users Conference just in time for the The
Great Open Cloud Shootout. Kaj Arno was asking questions to the invited panelists shown in the
picture above. Here is a partial discussion: What is cloud ? Thorsten Fully
automatbale c...
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category: Java Technology
Consuming message using an EJB is done by using the @MessageDriven annotation.
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category: Java Technology
SeaChange
Affinity uses Rails and GlassFish
as their deployment platform. One of their core developers posted
tips based upon their experience so far and they are
available at: Rails
on GlassFish v2 using Windows Here are some of the quotes: Glassfi...
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category: Java Technology
With the corporate cutbacks, I'm out hustling for JavaOne passes...again.
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category: Java Technology
Yesterday's Java Today included Danny Coward's discussion about the benefits of the new Java ME SDK 3 release. Today I'm highlighting the Java ME SDK Team's formal announcement... also:
Java Today: Released: Java ME Platform SDK 3.0 now available, Je...
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category: Developers
As everyone knows from yesterday morning's news, Oracle has made an offer to buy Sun Microsystems, Sun has accepted, and the acquisition is expected to go through by the summer. Here are my guesses what will happen to various pieces of Java and othe...
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