New java.net Infrastructure: Working on Day One Issues

I don't think it will surprise too many people that, on the first day when large segments of new underlying infrastructure are brought live on a relatively large and complex web site, a few unanticipated issues reveal themselves... I don't think it will surprise too many people that, on the first day when large segments of new underlying infrastructure are brought live on a relatively large and complex web site, a few unanticipated issues reveal themselves. Indeed, what would be surprising would be if someone expected the launch of a project that occupied months of work by a development team and associated contributors to go off with nary a problem. The very good news is that we are indeed up and running on the new infrastructure! And, most of the problems we're seeing thus far are page formatting issues. Nothing of a fundamental nature that will stop people from getting their java.net-related work done has cropped up, as far as I know. To me, that's very good news, given the magnitude of the data migration and infrastructure transition that has just occurred! Anyway, I'm going to be brief today, because there are issues I want to investigate, so I can help the development team get the migration bugs out as soon as possible. In Java Today, Robert Eckstein has a new article on the Sun Developer Network, "Use NetBeans IDE 6.7 to Combin...

Date: August, 24 2009
Url: http://www.java.net/blog/editor/archive/2009/08/24/new-javanet-infrastructure-working-day-one-issues

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