Entries from Oracle Technology Network Blog (aka TechBlog) tagged with 'java'

Counting Down to the Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g Launch (Register)

With the announcement of a formal date and place for the Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g launch (July 1 in Washington, D.C.; register here), can the downloadable bits be too far behind? Not likely. Charles Phillips and Thomas Kurian will be...

Larry Ellison on the Future of Java: "Expanded Investment"

For those of you who missed the JavaOne opening session this morning, which included a joint appearance by Larry Ellison and Scott McNealy, I bring some choice quotes from Ellison which speak for themselves: "(Oracle) has invested more than anybody...

Live-Tweeting OTN Virtual Developer Day

OTN Virtual Developer Day: Rich Enterprise Applications (~1100 registrations) is nearly upon us (starts at 8am PT on May 27), so I just want to let you know that I will be live-tweeting the keynote Webcast by Ted Farrell and...

OTN Virtual Developer Day: A Free Online Workshop, Floating on the Cloud (#OTNVDD)

Pretty exciting morning, eh? Well, allow me to add to it even more. Typically, the hands-on developer workshop (OTN Developer Day included) involves a heavy dosage of downloading, installation, and configuration of a dev environment as a necessary table-setter. This...

Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse 11g Released

The 11g release of Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse (OEPE), a certified set of free Eclipse plug-ins designed to help you develop, deploy, debug, and test applications for Oracle WebLogic Server and Oracle Database, was announced at EclipseCon yesterday and...

This is How It Should Work

I got word from Oracle ACE Director (Fusion Middleware) Chris Muir this morning about an interesting milestone. Chris and other members of his Oz-based outfit, SAGE Computing Services (including Oracle ACE Penny Cookson), worked closely with fellow Oracle ACE Director...

Oracle JDeveloper 11g: The Top IDE for Ajax Dev?

Sys-Con's AjaxWorld conference, which convened last Fall in Santa Clara, is now memorable for a couple reasons. First of all, it served as the coming-our party for Oracle's Rich Enterprise Applications (REA) initiative, which I have previously described as a...

Rich Enterprise Apps: Front and Center at Oracle Develop Beijing

I was not in attendance, but word got back to me that the Oracle Develop keynote in Beijing this week went well, particularly in regard to the unveiling of rea.oracle.com, a new micro-site that aggregates demos, downloads, and technical information...

Silicon Valley Code Camp Wrapup

I crashed Silicon Valley Code Camp last Saturday AM (at Foothill College in Los Altos), and I'm glad I did. For one, I always enjoy being on a college campus. You can smell the intellectual curiosity in the air (and...

Enterprise Apps: Rich and Loving It

With the publication of Oracle ACE Director Lucas Jellema's 2-part article about implementing cell highlighting in rich enterprise applications (REAs) based on JSF/ADF Faces, OTN has dived into REA evangelism with full force. The production release of JDeveloper and ADF...

Unconf Sessions You Don't Want to Miss Today

The Unconf is rolling along over in Moscone West; participation is tremendous this year - even in the Apps side of the house is well into the swing of things. There are a couple sessions on the sched for today...

Oracle WebLogic Server 10g Rel 3: Good for the Goose

Despite the fact it has been available for download from OTN since last week, Oracle WebLogic Server 10g Rel 3 (10.3) was officially announced in a social PR today. (Download link and other supporting info here; there is also a...

From Sunrise to Daybreak: Dev2Dev and OTN Unification on Aug 1

On midnight (or thereabouts) on July 31, the Dev2Dev and Arch2Arch portal URLs will redirect to OTN. This is a bittersweet event; on one hand, a familiar experience for a whole lot of developers will no longer be available. But...

Oracle Fusion Middleware Strategy Webcast Replay

For you Canadians on holiday (or anyone else who may have missed it live), the Oracle Fusion Middleware Strategy Webcast of July 1 can now be accessed on demand from this page. There are a number of podcasts listed there...

Oracle + WebLogic Demos

Here are some content assets that will surely make today's announcements more "real": There are several demos out there on OTN (with more to come) now, including: - Connecting JDeveloper to WebLogic Server and Deploying ADF Applications - WebLogic Server...

Blogging the Oracle Fusion Middleware Strategy Webcast

Update (July 2): Archived Webcast is now available from this page. Oracle President Charles Phillips has just completed his introduction of the Webcast, characterizing the BEA deal as "not just another acquisition" and explaining the reasons why: including the facts...

BEA Welcome and Oracle's Middleware Strategy Briefing, July 1 (Webcast only)

The official invite is out there:"Join Oracle executives Charles Phillips, President, and Thomas Kurian, Senior Vice President, Oracle Server Technologies Development, for an informative briefing that will explore how the addition of BEA products to Oracle Fusion Middleware creates a...

JavaOne 2008 - Movie Night

Yeah, I'll be at CommunityOne/RedmonkOne on Monday and JavaOne Tuesday/Wednesday. Much of the time I'll be at Oracle's booth (#524 - BEA right next door), so do stop by to say "ola".OTN is sponsoring a movie night, as is traditional,...

Sunrise: The BEA and Oracle Developer Communities Come Together

I've always had great respect for BEA's developer and architect communities (dev2dev and arch2arch, respectively). For that reason, the closure of the BEA acquisition is really good news not only for OTN, but also for members of those communities.WebLogic and...

Thomas Kurian's "Xmas Present" to Developers

If you were at Oracle OpenWorld you may have heard tell of Thomas Kurian's professed "Christmas present for developers," which he and other development VPs referred to obliquely. Literally minutes before I took leave for holiday last week, this present...