added 2008 Sun May 11 20:12:15 by alext
invokedynamic from prospective of Groovy Core Developer
invokedynamic from prospective of Groovy Core Developer
added 2008 Sat May 10 16:19:38 by recommendzit
Brennan Spies gives a run down of the first day of JavaOne.
Brennan Spies gives a run down of the first day of JavaOne.
added 2008 Sat May 10 4:03:15 by Jacek
Latest updates on bean binding, SwingWorker integration for long running methods and bean validations. Java SwingBuilder is an attempt to bring dynamic language-type productivity to Java Swing UI development by defining the layout/event wiring/binding in a separate YAML file and leaving the Java class to focus on pure business-side code. Inspired by Groovy SwingBuilder, Ruby on Rails (YAML) and GTK+ libGlade.
Latest updates on bean binding, SwingWorker integration for long running methods and bean validations. Java SwingBuilder is an attempt to bring dynamic language-type productivity to Java Swing UI development by defining the layout/event wiring/binding in a separate YAML file and leaving the Java class to focus on pure business-side code. Inspired by Groovy SwingBuilder, Ruby on Rails (YAML) and GTK+ libGlade.
added 2008 Fri May 9 21:27:11 by tednaleid
If you’ve ever wondered what methods a groovy class has available for you to call, all you need to do is ask the metaClass...
If you’ve ever wondered what methods a groovy class has available for you to call, all you need to do is ask the metaClass...
added 2008 Fri May 9 21:17:50 by matt
The CommunityOne conference this year was on Monday, May 5, 2008, the day before JavaOne "proper". It's easy to think of CommunityOne as a "pre-JavaOne", or "JavaOne, Day 0" because, like JavaOne, it's sponsored by Sun Microsystems, it's at the same venue, and it is logistically managed as sort-of an extension of JavaOne (your JavaOne conference pass is used, but with an optional one-day add-on for CommunityOne). So why the distinct conference name and date? Aren't CommunityOne and JavaOne the same kind of conference sponsored by the same company?
The CommunityOne conference this year was on Monday, May 5, 2008, the day before JavaOne "proper". It's easy to think of CommunityOne as a "pre-JavaOne", or "JavaOne, Day 0" because, like JavaOne, it's sponsored by Sun Microsystems, it's at the same venue, and it is logistically managed as sort-of an extension of JavaOne (your JavaOne conference pass is used, but with an optional one-day add-on for CommunityOne). So why the distinct conference name and date? Aren't CommunityOne and JavaOne the same kind of conference sponsored by the same company?
added 2008 Fri May 9 21:14:47 by jeyrb
Viewpoint on Spring S2AP and OBR announcements from OSGi Alliance's senior architect
Viewpoint on Spring S2AP and OBR announcements from OSGi Alliance's senior architect
added 2008 Fri May 9 18:02:47 by adimoga
Do you really need an introduction for OpenOffice.org?
Do you really need an introduction for OpenOffice.org?
added 2008 Fri May 9 17:03:46 by bloid
Ian Murdock, Sun vice president of developer and community marketing, and Marten Mickos, head of Sun's database group, used CommunityOne to outline Sun's ideals on recent acquisition MySQL, OpenSolaris and NetBeans. At the same time they explained Sun's attempts to monetize them.
Ian Murdock, Sun vice president of developer and community marketing, and Marten Mickos, head of Sun's database group, used CommunityOne to outline Sun's ideals on recent acquisition MySQL, OpenSolaris and NetBeans. At the same time they explained Sun's attempts to monetize them.
added 2008 Fri May 9 13:33:18 by smackjer
CommunityEngine is a free, open-source social network plugin for Ruby on Rails applications. Drop it into your new or existing application, and you’ll instantly have all the features of a basic community site.
CommunityEngine is a free, open-source social network plugin for Ruby on Rails applications. Drop it into your new or existing application, and you’ll instantly have all the features of a basic community site.
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added 2008 Fri May 9 12:44:26 by dzonelurker
Give your service away for free, acquire a lot of customers very efficiently through word of mouth, referral networks, organic search marketing, etc, then offer premium priced value added services or an enhanced version of your service to your customer base.
Give your service away for free, acquire a lot of customers very efficiently through word of mouth, referral networks, organic search marketing, etc, then offer premium priced value added services or an enhanced version of your service to your customer base.
added 2008 Fri May 9 12:08:46 by cwensel
A tool for those groups that need to expose Hadoop to the 'casual' user who needs to get and manipulate valuable data on a Hadoop cluster, but doesn't have the time to learn Java, the Hadoop API, or to think in MapReduce to solve problems that are a notch or more above trivial.
A tool for those groups that need to expose Hadoop to the 'casual' user who needs to get and manipulate valuable data on a Hadoop cluster, but doesn't have the time to learn Java, the Hadoop API, or to think in MapReduce to solve problems that are a notch or more above trivial.
added 2008 Fri May 9 3:17:07 by sos
A new data store has been added to the Dojo Ajax Toolkit that uses Google's Feed API to enable you to load any Atom or RSS feed directly to your web page. With no server side redirect scripts for you to write or worry about. Load any feed, from any site, in less than 10 lines of JavaScript.
A new data store has been added to the Dojo Ajax Toolkit that uses Google's Feed API to enable you to load any Atom or RSS feed directly to your web page. With no server side redirect scripts for you to write or worry about. Load any feed, from any site, in less than 10 lines of JavaScript.
added 2008 Fri May 9 1:59:37 by fdiotalevi
Well, I’m talking about hot.. deployment, obviously. In the last months, it happened to me quite a few times to talk with different people about the possibility of being able, in a Java Web Application, to dynamically add/start/stop plugins... [...]... I turned out it was extremely simple.
Well, I’m talking about hot.. deployment, obviously. In the last months, it happened to me quite a few times to talk with different people about the possibility of being able, in a Java Web Application, to dynamically add/start/stop plugins... [...]... I turned out it was extremely simple.
added 2008 Fri May 9 0:47:22 by tfennelly
Version 1.0 of the Smooks Transformation Engine has been released. Smooks v1.0 is more than just a Transformation Engine however, and is proving itself to be a useful tool in the SOA/ESB world!
Version 1.0 of the Smooks Transformation Engine has been released. Smooks v1.0 is more than just a Transformation Engine however, and is proving itself to be a useful tool in the SOA/ESB world!
added 2008 Thu May 8 18:13:15 by Nikita Ivanov
There are two different approaches of job scheduling on the grid...
There are two different approaches of job scheduling on the grid...
added 2008 Thu May 8 16:50:21 by wwheeler
This article explains how to create beans that are scoped to HTTP sessions. It also includes a brief discussion as to why you might want to do that and why you might not.
This article explains how to create beans that are scoped to HTTP sessions. It also includes a brief discussion as to why you might want to do that and why you might not.
added 2008 Thu May 8 15:14:49 by julienviet
I have been told last night about that announcement: In a few words, Sun and Liferay are collaborating on a common set of components that will be reused by both platforms...
I have been told last night about that announcement: In a few words, Sun and Liferay are collaborating on a common set of components that will be reused by both platforms...
added 2008 Thu May 8 14:48:57 by Nikita Ivanov
Recently Hadoop posted a HadoopVsGridgain comparison page on Wiki. I have always been a big fan of Hadoop. Although I believe that the product is very hard to use and API's are far from obvious, I still think they have achieved quite a lot and the fact that Yahoo Search runs on Hadoop proves that system works and scales quite well. However, this ridiculous "comparison" threw me a bit off and the only reason I can think they put it up is that GridGain started significantly cutting into their user base.
Recently Hadoop posted a HadoopVsGridgain comparison page on Wiki. I have always been a big fan of Hadoop. Although I believe that the product is very hard to use and API's are far from obvious, I still think they have achieved quite a lot and the fact that Yahoo Search runs on Hadoop proves that system works and scales quite well. However, this ridiculous "comparison" threw me a bit off and the only reason I can think they put it up is that GridGain started significantly cutting into their user base.
added 2008 Thu May 8 14:03:49 by Lars Trieloff
We all have read about Spring adopting OSGi lately, but this article is about the Web Framework Sling, which is built on OSGi on ground up. In this article you will learn how to create a new bundle, deploy it using the Sling console and how to access your new service from a JSP.
We all have read about Spring adopting OSGi lately, but this article is about the Web Framework Sling, which is built on OSGi on ground up. In this article you will learn how to create a new bundle, deploy it using the Sling console and how to access your new service from a JSP.
added 2008 Thu May 8 7:08:18 by murphee
Adoption and interest for Distributed Version Control Systems is constantly rising. InfoQ introduces the concept of DVCS and looks at 3 actors in the area: git, Mercurial and Bazaar.
Adoption and interest for Distributed Version Control Systems is constantly rising. InfoQ introduces the concept of DVCS and looks at 3 actors in the area: git, Mercurial and Bazaar.
added 2008 Thu May 8 1:53:32 by bloid
First, hats off to Rod, Adrian and the others. It's very nice and very much in line with where most people see this all going in the next few years.
First, hats off to Rod, Adrian and the others. It's very nice and very much in line with where most people see this all going in the next few years.
added 2008 Wed May 7 16:06:31 by ikarzali
Have you looked at Twitter? I am addicted. The interesting thing is that David Pollack (seen on this blog commenting, after having been given unclear info about TC in the past) and I played with "the Twitter problem" in a Terracotta context / vacuum. This blog summarizes our conversation in a _very short_ blog.
Have you looked at Twitter? I am addicted. The interesting thing is that David Pollack (seen on this blog commenting, after having been given unclear info about TC in the past) and I played with "the Twitter problem" in a Terracotta context / vacuum. This blog summarizes our conversation in a _very short_ blog.
added 2008 Wed May 7 13:55:09 by bloid
As reported yesterday from CommunityOne: * MySQL Server is and will always remain fully functional and open source, * so will the MySQL Connectors, and * so will the main storage engines we ship.
As reported yesterday from CommunityOne: * MySQL Server is and will always remain fully functional and open source, * so will the MySQL Connectors, and * so will the main storage engines we ship.
added 2008 Wed May 7 10:07:01 by Michael Cote'
I really wanted Sun to announce that JavaFX was fully cooked and 1.0 was ready - pick up your CDs on the way out the door. But, they didn’t. To be fair, that expectation is completly unreasable. It’s tough to balance the pragmatism of that against the spectacle expectations of a big event like JavaOne. The good news for Sun is that this whole RIA thing is still up in the air and like NetBeans to Eclipse, the mile-stones announced today make it feel like Sun can out-last people who keep saying they’re dead in this space.
I really wanted Sun to announce that JavaFX was fully cooked and 1.0 was ready - pick up your CDs on the way out the door. But, they didn’t. To be fair, that expectation is completly unreasable. It’s tough to balance the pragmatism of that against the spectacle expectations of a big event like JavaOne. The good news for Sun is that this whole RIA thing is still up in the air and like NetBeans to Eclipse, the mile-stones announced today make it feel like Sun can out-last people who keep saying they’re dead in this space.
added 2008 Wed May 7 4:06:05 by Stefan Koopmanschap
While working at some really old code that provided a fulltext search feature, I was at one point rather unsatisfied due to the fact that said code resisted all attempts to debug it. This lead to the decision to sit down on a rainy weekend to try if I couldn't come up with something more useful, and most importantly, scalable. After about three hours of trial and error with Zend_Service_REST and Zend_Search_Lucene, I came up with a working prototype of a service-oriented fulltext index.
While working at some really old code that provided a fulltext search feature, I was at one point rather unsatisfied due to the fact that said code resisted all attempts to debug it. This lead to the decision to sit down on a rainy weekend to try if I couldn't come up with something more useful, and most importantly, scalable. After about three hours of trial and error with Zend_Service_REST and Zend_Search_Lucene, I came up with a working prototype of a service-oriented fulltext index.
added 2008 Tue May 6 18:45:04 by pavitar
Apurba takes an in-depth look at the Hibernate Query Cache Implementation and some impacts of it on operations like Natural Key Lookup.
Apurba takes an in-depth look at the Hibernate Query Cache Implementation and some impacts of it on operations like Natural Key Lookup.
added 2008 Tue May 6 11:27:59 by jeyrb
Another take on SpringSource's recent announcement of s2ap
Another take on SpringSource's recent announcement of s2ap
added 2008 Tue May 6 9:24:09 by Nikita Ivanov
At Grid Dynamics we see GridGain as a simple, elegant, extensible, open-source, pure-Java platform that makes traditional high-performance computing and all modern map/reduce applications significantly simpler and cheaper to develop and deploy than it has ever been possible before. The platform's extensibility also allows GridGain to be used for a wider set of applications and enables the integration with other tools, systems and frameworks.
At Grid Dynamics we see GridGain as a simple, elegant, extensible, open-source, pure-Java platform that makes traditional high-performance computing and all modern map/reduce applications significantly simpler and cheaper to develop and deploy than it has ever been possible before. The platform's extensibility also allows GridGain to be used for a wider set of applications and enables the integration with other tools, systems and frameworks.
added 2008 Tue May 6 3:32:44 by flexninja
Nice Mac Style flash menu built using ActionScript 3 with source code provided and several implementation tips in the comments.
Nice Mac Style flash menu built using ActionScript 3 with source code provided and several implementation tips in the comments.
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