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March 05, 2009
category: Main
The Sun Storage 7000 Management Software demo illustrates key features including analytics, configuring for high availability, clustering, configuration, managing hybrid storage pools, hardware management, simplified setup, data replication, user rol...
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category: Developers
Lately I've been playing with shaders a bit, investigating the possibility of implementing XRender's more complex features (trapezoids and gradients) using shaders instead of falling back to software all the time.I started with trapezoids because th...
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category: Java Technology
TOTD
#70 shows the first integration integration tests
that I typically run to ensure
that the
latest JRuby and GlassFish versions work nicely with each other.
The second test (explained in this blog) ensures that the
same
application can...
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category: Java Technology
MySQL Workbench, as I noted earlier, has been selected as the #1 database development tool. There were two important releases in February that you can now download and use. For a comparison of the community (GPL/OSS) and standard (commercial edition),...
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category: Java Technology
I really liked the improvements in the second generation plug-in and I am using it as the deployment method for my current project. One thing in particular, though, I think is still needed: JVM scope.
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category: Java Technology
Decompiling the Java Media Components... also:
Java Today: Free JCP membership for JUGs, Bean Validation for the rest of us, and exploring Java Media Components
Weblogs: Bubbling JavaFX benchmark, JSF openness, and monitoring OpenWFE in Magnolia
Foru...
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category: Developers
Daily Challenge - TechCrunch Elevator Pitches
One of the most innovative, interesting and worthwhile projects out there. Something to feel good about, at least.
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category: Developers
Yesterday I went to see "Watchmen" the movie. I had been looking forward to it for quite a while. Actually, ever since I started to see some footage of it a year or so ago.
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category: Java Technology
I respond to Cay Horstmann's blog entry "A Call to Fix the JCP Oberver Status".
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