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March 17, 2010

Using JSF 2.x on Tomcat 6.x.. If you want to use JSF 2.x on a Tomcat 6.x server you have 2 options, see this short article.

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March 17, 2010

Declarative Hyperlinking Enhancements. I've spent some time fleshing out the code in the experimental declarative hyperlinking module I blogged about earlier. In that earlier entry I showed how you could use the new @Link annotation with existing URI templates either explicitly like ...

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April 07, 2009

GlassFish at San Francisco Java Users Group - May 12th, 2009

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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LOTD #19: Securing GlassFish Installation

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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CI Adoption stories part 1 - Johan's Outsourcing Blues

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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JavaOne Community Corner Podcasts: the Time to Act is Now

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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Java Mobility Podcast 76: Sound of Motion

Vladimir Savchenko of Sound of Motion talks about their Java ME application that transforms their cycles into advanced cycling computer.

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