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JFokus 2011 Day 2 Trip Report - Pics with JMan & JWoman

JFokus 2011 Day 2 started by Mattias explaining "Information, Inspiration, Innovation" mantra. The idea is to get information from the speakers, inspiration...

JFokus 2011 Day 2 started by Mattias explaining "Information, Inspiration, Innovation" mantra. The idea is to get information from the speakers, inspiration from each other, and do the innovation for all so that the entire Java community is benefited. With over 1100 attendees, 60 speakers, and 30 partners there were ample opportunities to network and embrace the mantra.The two newly nominated Java Champions were announced by Bruno Souza on the stage ... (drum roll please) ......

JFokus 2011 Day 1 + Vaadin Meetup 2011 Trip Report

JFokus 2011 kick started yesterday with 400 attendees braving -20oC (coldest place I've ever been to) at Stockholm Waterfront Congress. The mantra of this fifth...

JFokus 2011 kick started yesterday with 400 attendees braving -20oC (coldest place I've ever been to) at Stockholm Waterfront Congress. The mantra of this fifth annual conference this year is Information, Innovation, Inspiration. I have my own interpretation of this manta but will talk to the JFokus team tomorrow and post the intended meaning instead.The tutorial day covered Seam3, Git, Phonegap, Java EE 6, and others that truly fit the mantra. I gave a tutorial on...

JavaGruppen's Fifth Annual Arskonference 2011 - Trip Report

Børkop is a small town (about 100 km2 and low five-figure population) in the southeast part of Denmark. There are many more smaller towns but this is probably...

Børkop is a small town (about 100 km2 and low five-figure population) in the southeast part of Denmark. There are many more smaller towns but this is probably the smallest town to host a technology conference. There were about 30 attendees so that gave a good chance to have some 1-1 discussions. And the airport for this town is Billund which is the headquarter for the fift largest toy manufacturers in the world - LEGO. Do you know of any other smaller towns hosting a...

Java wishlist for Windows Azure

TOTD #155 explains how to run GlassFish in Windows Azure. It works but as evident from the blog, its not easy and intuitive. It uses Worker Role to install JDK...

TOTD #155 explains how to run GlassFish in Windows Azure. It works but as evident from the blog, its not easy and intuitive. It uses Worker Role to install JDK and GlassFish but the concepts used are nothing specific to Java. Microsoft has released Azure SDK for Java and AppFabric SDK for Java which is a good start but there are a few key elements missing IMHO. These may be known issues but I thought of listing them here while my memory is fresh :-)Here is my wish list to...

QA#6: Java EE 6: Not your fat grandfather's enterprise Java anymore, enterprise Java renaissance - by Julien Ponge

This Q&A session is part of the community feedback on Java EE 6. So far the highlighted benefits are:QA#1 - Standards compliance, vendor independence,...

This Q&A session is part of the community feedback on Java EE 6. So far the highlighted benefits are:QA#1 - Standards compliance, vendor independence, milliseconds and kilobyte deployment.QA#2 - Higher integrated specifications, simple and annotation driven, single-classloader WARs. Next level of industry standardQA#3 - Jigsaw puzzle, Modular, standard, less xml, easy, easy, have I said easy?QA#4 - Developers can concentrate on business logic, JavaEE6 is providing a standard...

QA#5: Java EE 6: Faster development, less frameworks + complexity, more great code - by Juliano Viana

This Q&A session is part of the community feedback on Java EE 6. So far the highlighted benefits are:QA#1 - Standards compliance, vendor independence,...

This Q&A session is part of the community feedback on Java EE 6. So far the highlighted benefits are:QA#1 - Standards compliance, vendor independence, milliseconds and kilobyte deployment.QA#2 - Higher integrated specifications, simple and annotation driven, single-classloader WARs. Next level of industry standardQA#3 - Jigsaw puzzle, Modular, standard, less xml, easy, easy, have I said easy?QA#4 - Developers can concentrate on business logic, JavaEE6 is providing a standard...

TOTD #155: Run GlassFish in Windows Azure

David Chou blogged about Run Java with GlassFish in Windows Azure ... super! I've been thinking of trying this for sometime and was quite stoked when an initial...

David Chou blogged about Run Java with GlassFish in Windows Azure ... super! I've been thinking of trying this for sometime and was quite stoked when an initial introduction from Doris and a nudge from me expedited a task pending since past few months. Thanks a lot David for blogging the steps and answering my multiple emails (about 70+ over the past few days :) to help fine tune these steps for the GlassFish community.This Tip Of The Day (TOTD) will provide detailed steps...

WebLogic Developer/Production Web Profile, Full Java EE 6 Platform - Chat Transcript and Slides from OTN Virtual Developer Day

NOTE: This entry contains outdated information. Please refer to oracle.com/weblogic for more up-to-date releases.Oracle WebLogic team delivered a Virtual...

NOTE: This entry contains outdated information. Please refer to oracle.com/weblogic for more up-to-date releases.Oracle WebLogic team delivered a Virtual Developer Day highlighting the benefits of WebLogic to the developer community. The recent WebLogic 10.3.4 release supports some of the key Java EE 6 APIs (JSF 2.0, JPA 2, and JAX-RS 1.1) and a full Java EE 6 compliant server is coming with the next major release. I helped them deliver a Java EE 6 session and how these...

Java EE 6 & GlassFish @ JavaGruppen, JFokus, and Vaadin Meetup

Java EE 6 and GlassFish are floating to Denmark, Sweden, and Finland next week.First stop is ... Javagruppen! This annual conference is organized by Danish JUG...

Java EE 6 and GlassFish are floating to Denmark, Sweden, and Finland next week.First stop is ... Javagruppen! This annual conference is organized by Danish JUG and this year the theme is "Java - a cloudy affair".SpeakersScheduleVenue (Comwell Kellers Park)Register now!@javagruppenI'll be speaking on "Running your Java EE applications in the cloud".Second stop is .... JFokus! This annual conference is organized by Javaforum, Swedish JUG, and will be celebrating 5th anniversary...