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January 28, 2009
category: Java Technology
I'm no longer with Sun: It was a wonderful ride. Will keep posting once in a while.
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category: System Admins
Read about the system console operations available to the traditional system console input and output devices in a domain for chip multithreading (CMT) SPARC platforms.
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category: Developers
Yesterday I was able, after some trouble with Mercurial queues, to push my first commit to the HotSpot repository. The changeset is actually uninspiring but hey, it's my first one!
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category: Java Technology
After the series "Idioms for the NetBeans Platform", I've started a new series on DZone about "Designing APIs on the NetBeans Platform". This new thread is focused on a specific API of blueMarine (the Metadata API) which is self-contained and...
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category: Java Technology
We can embed Java objects into Synth XML file, the embeded objects can be referred as properties.
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category: Java Technology
Follow up from Day
1. Matt Thompson talked about cloud computing. Even though the term "cloud
computing" is becoming more prominent now, it very well echoes Sun's 25
years old mantra - "The Network is the Computer". Even though there are
some promine...
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category: Java Technology
A picture is worth thousand words! Now that Picasa 3.0 is available
on
Mac, here is a collage of pictures from the recently
concluded Sun Tech
Days in Singapore. The complete photo album is available at: And if you are interested in knowing all...
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category: Java Technology
As reported earlier,
Alan Vargas,
the Sun
Campus Ambassador at CEUI
(Centro Universitario de Ixltahuaca) presented on GlassFish. The
message of "GlassFish v2 - Fast, Easy, and Reliable" and "GlassFish v3
- Modular, Embeddable, and Extensible" was cle...
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category: Java Technology
Switch on string, multi-exception catch, and other sweet small changes... also:
Java Today: Accepting proposals for small language changes, JCP ME EC spot opening up, and GlassFish/MySQL series continues
Feature Podcast: Java Mobility Podcast 69: Liv...
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