September 08, 2010
More new cool featurehttp://weblogs.java.net/node/477607/edits in Maven 3 - parallel builds.
One of the big focuses of Maven 3 is to provide a more reliable, more stable and better performing build tool. And one big area of improvement is Performance.
Maven 3 has the (new and somewhat experimental) ability to analyze your project structure,...
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September 08, 2010
JDK 7 delayed again... how bad is that?. Mark Reinhold announced today that the JDK 7 / JavaSE 7 project has slipped once again: mid-2011 without Jigsaws and Lambdas, late 2012 for JavaSE 8 with those. The delay (or some other bad news like dropping features) was already expected by anyone ...
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May 2007
May 22, 2007
Mike Riley interviews our Director of Marketing on Suns new Java developer tools. In this segment, Dan discusses Suns Project Matisse and its group layout function, then lists some compelling features in Java Enterprise Systems and Java Studio Enterpri...
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May 22, 2007
Learn how "exceptions" work, how to create JavaBeans and design with MVC, and getting started with the NetBeans Visual Web Pack 5.5.
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May 22, 2007
Learn how to plan for your application with Use cases, how to use the NetBeans IDE for UML, and see whats coming at the JavaOne Conference for new Java developers.
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May 22, 2007
With Sun Java System Portal Server, you can localize your portal to display UI wording (time, date, messages) in the language of your choice. Learn the steps here for a much-desired enhancement.
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May 22, 2007
Java SE 6 provides developers even more control over how they access and use locale-sensitive resources in their applications.
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May 22, 2007
Can EJB 3.0 applications interact with legacy EJB applications? Can a Model Facade be implemented as an enterprise bean? The answers are yes and yes. Learn how.
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May 22, 2007
Learn how to use Dynamic Faces, included in the new Sun Web Developer Pack, to add first-class Ajax support to your JavaServer Faces technology-based application.
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May 22, 2007
Read the first installment of a six part series on the Personal Information Management API (JSR 75). Java ME expert and JCP member Enrique Ortiz provides the definitive text on the PIM API.
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