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March 24, 2009
category: Java Technology
This tech tip shows you how to create a MIDlet that will search for Bluetooth-enabled devices and services, and then allow the user to send a simple note to one of the found devices.
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category: Java Technology
Discusses the importance of multi-modality in a search-driven On-Device Portal (ODP), demonstrates multi-modal search in a Java Platform, Micro Edition (Java ME) ODP, and summarizes solutions to technical challenges in developing the Java ME application.
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category: Java Technology
This is a re-run of an earlier
webinar. Would you like to know how JRuby,NetBeans, GlassFish, and MySQL can power your Rails
applications ? This informative
technical webinar explains the fundamentals of JRuby and how
the NetBeans IDE makes developi...
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category: Java Technology
Here are some quotes from a recent
article talking about Oracle's
maintenance and support fees: Before Oracle acquired
BEA earlier this year, the company charged 18% to 20% for support and
maintenance. Oracle increased those fees to meet its own str...
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category: Java Technology
Exploding Pixels has an example of FX code and a suggestion for code formatting in FX. Throwin' my opinion out there too!
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category: Java Technology
Meet us at the Sun
booths in EclipseCon
and learn all the goodness about GlassFish,
GlassFish
Tools Bundle for Eclipse, Open
Solaris, and Java FX! Technorati: conf
sun glassfish
opensolaris
javafx
eclipse
eclipsecon
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category: Java Technology
Getting your favorite dynamic language on the JVM... also:
Java Today: Planetarium podcast on dynamic languages, QCon video on dynamic languages, and NetBeans wins a Jolt, releases and update, and lines up testers (and it's only Tuesday)
Weblogs: Web...
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category: Developers
I spent last week wandering the UK. Mostly in London, but I spent a great day
at a developer conference for
GCHQ
where I gave a keynote and was on a panel about agile development. It was a
pretty spirited group and a lot of fun.
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category: Developers
At the start of this year, I switched from Eclipse to NetBeans for all my JFreeChart development. At the time, I didn't really consider that worth blogging about (and maybe it still isn't - who cares what IDE I'm using!). But then there was that r...
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