Seco JVM Scripting Environment 0.3 released Category: Software Borislav Iordanov,
Mar 9, 2010
Kobrix Software is pleased to announce the release of Seco 0.3. Seco, formerly known as Scriba, is a scripting development environment for JVM-based dynamic languages. Seco has been in active development and use for the past several years and it is a perfect companion to the serious Java developer.
JSF 2.0: Creating Composite Components Rating: Rocks Category: Article Glen Kunene,
Mar 9, 2010
With the new composite components feature in JavaServer Faces (JSF) 2.0, you can create simple, reusable JSF UI components without touching any Java code or XML configuration files.
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Mar 8, 2010
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Developing Game-Changing Applications with JavaFX Technology Find out how Sun used JavaFX technology to develop two rich client applications for the Vancouver Organizing Committee for Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC)—and to deliver them on a tight schedule. It's all in this free white paper.
Open-Source Java SDK for VMware vCloud API VMware has announced the availability of Java open-source SDKs for the VMware vCloud API, making it easier for developers to leverage VMware vCloud services. The open-source client libraries and tools for this release are now available from cloud software resources including Dasein, jCloud and LibCloud.
Oracle JDBC Logging Using java.util.logging A recent Oracle white paper describes in detail how to use the standard Java log mechanism, java.util.logging, with Oracle JDBC drivers.
JFileDownload - Java downloader JFileDownload is a file and folder downloader applet working with either FTP or HTTP. It can resume broken transfer and skip/overwrite duplicate downloads. It allows selecting target folder before download, displaying a progress bar with transfer rate and optionally redirecting after successful download.
Oracle Plans One JVM to Rule Them All Snooped: Mar 4, 2010 JRockit and HotSpot, both picked up in recent acquisitions, will eventually be merged into a single product. But it won't be done quickly—it's not easy.
The Java 7 Features Bound to Make Developers More Productive Snooped: Mar 4, 2010 The developer productivity features in the upcoming Java SE 7 release (object comparison, file system monitoring, and concurrency) are enough to make a Java veteran envy the Java newbies.
Red Hat Ramps Up Open Source Cloud Projects Snooped: Mar 4, 2010 Linux vendor details Boxgrinder and Infinispan projects as new efforts to make the cloud a scalable platform for application delivery.
Oracle Announces Sun Java Roadmap Snooped: Feb 10, 2010 Thomas Kurian says all the right things about Java. Unfortunately, this article says nothing about MySQL.
The New Spring 3.0 Features You Need to Know Snooped: Feb 10, 2010 Go inside the notable new features in Spring 3.0, including Spring Expression Language, object/XML mapping, and RESTful web services support.
A Rails Cloud Implementation Using MongoDB and Heroku Snooped: Feb 10, 2010 Learn how to use the non-relational MongoDB datastore as the backend for your Heroku-deployed Rails application. More importantly, learn why you would choose it over the likes of PostgreSQL.
