|
March 03, 2009
category: Main
Jacob Lehrbaum, Senior Product Line Manager for JavaFX Marketing, demonstrates some of the exciting new features in the JavaFX platform.
More »
category: Developers
Complex Java programs such as application servers sometimes create their own class loaders using the URLClassLoader type. With URLClassLoader, applications can load classes and resources from a search path of URLs, and the following URL types are su...
More »
category: Java Technology
Read a few insights on Sun's MySQL acquisition and the OpenOffice.org and OpenSolaris communities.
More »
category: Java Technology
This application creates a digital clock, and is based on the analog clock implementation taken from another example. String formatting is applied to display the current time. Unfortunately, the application can not be run on the mobile emulator, beca...
More »
category: Java Technology
The intention of the Swing Application Framework was to make the barrier to GUI development lower. Is it even necessary now with JavaFX?
More »
category: Java Technology
I am rather proud that today I received the logo of EADS (you know, the company building the Airbus and other smart gadgets) for putting it on our project site. It seems now is the time to think over some legal aspects of Open Source Software.
More »
category: Java Technology
Short example of how to add monitoring of running workflows to Magnolia's admin interface.
More »
category: Java Technology
John Reynolds just posted another blog in the saga "the web is killing the desktop" (no pun intended: it's somewhat obvious that as the world evolves people discuss about the direction). One of the comments, by cmdrx, gave me the...
More »
category: Java Technology
Swing Application Framework revives; will it make JDK 7? Also:
Java Today: Swing Application Framework update, OpenSSO release schedule, and Ubuntu developers wrestle with Java packaging
Weblogs: Hudson adapts to OS idiosyncrasies, contribution-base...
More »
category: Java Technology
Solomon Saul of DigiQuest shares his experience with games development on TV with Java as a programming language and the transition of DigiQuest products to mobile devices.
More »
|
