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April 07, 2009
category: Developers
The Flubber application I described earlier has an old stop-watch style timer with second and minute hands:
Making the clock hand move was trivial using value binding and a rotation transform on the hand graphics object:
transforms: Rotate {
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category: Developers
There has been a lot of public comments about the modifications we've made to Harmony's java.util.TreeMap implementation. We've been working on it since I announced our use of the code last summer. Reliability and compatibility are our greatest ...
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category: Developers
String(byte[] bytes, String csn) and String.getBytes(String csn) pair (and their variants) have been widely used as the convenient methods for char[]/Stringbyte[] encoding/decoding whena) You don't want to get your hands "dirty" on the trivial decod...
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category: Main
Sun xVM VirtualBox is an especially compelling desktop virtualization solution since it is available as a no-cost download for personal use and as open source code. For OEMs and product developers, VirtualBox also provides a comprehensive set of deve...
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category: Java Technology
Are you living in the San Francisco Bay Area and like to hear all the
craze around GlassFish
? Jan Luehe
(from the GlassFish
Webtier team) and Roberto Chinnici
(Java EE 6
specification lead) will be speaking on May 12th at the San
Francisco JUG meet...
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category: Java Technology
Found great (old) blogs (part
1, part
2) by Masoud Kalali that discusses the different ways to
secure a GlassFish
installation. Changing master password and admin console passwords (both web-based
and CLI) are two fairly trivial operations: /tmp/gla...
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category: Java Technology
This case study is the first of an 8-part blog series about why so many developers adopt continuous integration, and originally published on the Atlassian blogs. Johan is a project manager who works on internal corporate web applications for an...
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category: Java Technology
It's time to start your JavaOne planning, especially if you're involved in a Java-net project and you'd like to take advantage of the opportunity to talk about your project in a Community Corner Podcast... also:
Java Today: Community Corner Podcasts ...
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category: Java Technology
Vladimir Savchenko of Sound of Motion talks about their Java ME application that transforms their cycles into advanced cycling computer.
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