After a couple of months in beta, the Java EE 5 SDK is now final, you can download it from the new Java EE hub page. On that page you'll also notice a couple of...
After a couple of months in beta, the Java EE 5 SDK is now final, you can download it from the new Java EE hub page. On that page you'll also notice a couple of additional downloads :Java EE 5 SDK SOA Starter Kit - includes the Open ESB start kit, an XSLT engine and JMS binding.Java EE 5 Tools Bundle - All that + NetBeans 5.5 Enterprise Pack EA, Sun Java System Access Manager, samples and blueprints.Alternatively can download the components independently if you know what...
After a couple of months in beta, the Java EE 5 SDK is now final, you can download it from the new Java EE hub page. On that page you'll also notice a couple of additional downloads :Java EE 5 SDK SOA...
Raj announced the newGlassFish Quality Portal.Thisincludes a Developer Unit Testing thatunifies the GlassFish test base aroundTestNG.More information inRaj's...
Raj announced the newGlassFish Quality Portal.Thisincludes a Developer Unit Testing thatunifies the GlassFish test base aroundTestNG.More information inRaj's blog,including a call to participation.
The final versions of the Reference Implementations for bothJAX-WS 2.0 and JAXB 2.0 are now out!Check the announcements fromDougandKohsuke.Stay tuned for JWSDP...
The final versions of the Reference Implementations for bothJAX-WS 2.0 and JAXB 2.0 are now out!Check the announcements fromDougandKohsuke.Stay tuned for JWSDP and GlassFish...
Shreedhar has been encouragingCross-Links from Groups Supporting GlassFish as part of the project he has been leadingin GlassFish Extras.In recognition of those...
Shreedhar has been encouragingCross-Links from Groups Supporting GlassFish as part of the project he has been leadingin GlassFish Extras.In recognition of those communities, he is listing them in hislatest blog entry.The image is aDifferent Type of Cross-Linker...Community,GlassFish
Shreedhar has been encouragingCross-Links from Groups Supporting GlassFish as part of the project he has been leadingin GlassFish Extras.In recognition of those communities, he is listing them...
Cay Horstmann is author of Core Java (Sun Microsystems Press 1996-2004), co-author of Core JSF (Sun Microsystems Press 2004) and Enterprise Java for Elvis (Sun...
Cay Horstmann is author of Core Java (Sun Microsystems Press 1996-2004), co-author of Core JSF (Sun Microsystems Press 2004) and Enterprise Java for Elvis (Sun Microsystems Press, to appear in 2006).He is professor of computer science at San Jose State University. He is a computer science series editor at Prentice-Hall and a frequent speaker at computer industry conferences.Cay is very active on the GlassFish forums and a member of the CATfish program. Welcome...
Cay Horstmann is author of Core Java (Sun Microsystems Press 1996-2004), co-author of Core JSF (Sun Microsystems Press 2004) and Enterprise Java for Elvis (Sun Microsystems Press, to appear...
JAX-WS 2.0 can be used to consume and produce Web Services where the payload is encodedusing SOAP or plain XML, and in recent blog entries,Marc has been writing...
JAX-WS 2.0 can be used to consume and produce Web Services where the payload is encodedusing SOAP or plain XML, and in recent blog entries,Marc has been writing on the latter, for supporting RESTful services.In this latest he shows how toUse JAX-WS 2.0 with Binary Data.This can be used, again with both SOAP and REST but for his example he specifically usesREST to access the images fromFlickr.Also check Marc's session at JavaOne onJAX-WS and RESTful Web...
JAX-WS 2.0 can be used to consume and produce Web Services where the payload is encodedusing SOAP or plain XML, and in recent blog entries,Marc has been writing on the latter, for supporting...
Over on SDN, there's an interview with Scott Oaks (all round Java performance guru) and GlassFish performance lead. In the interview he talks about Grizzly and...
Over on SDN, there's an interview with Scott Oaks (all round Java performance guru) and GlassFish performance lead. In the interview he talks about Grizzly and about some of the tools he uses, including the NetBeans Profiler.I've also heard on the grapevine that we're getting some pretty decent performance out of GlassFish - I'm sure we'll be hearing more about that later.GlassFish,Performance
Over on SDN, there's an interview with Scott Oaks (all round Java performance guru) and GlassFish performance lead. In the interview he talks about Grizzly and about some of the tools he...
AJAX Adoption Announcements Beta Cartoons Clients Community Databases Enterprise General Goodies Interoperability Persistence Integration Learning JavaOne...
AJAX Adoption Announcements Beta Cartoons Clients Community Databases Enterprise General Goodies Interoperability Persistence Integration Learning JavaOne Administration NetBeans Opinion Performance Scripting Security Sun Tools Web Services Web Tier Sun Apr 30JConsole and GlassFishMon May 01JavaMail RI is Open Source at GlassFishGlassFish maven repository - SAAJ and JAX-WS are new additionsTheAquarium at 5 Months - Progress ReportThe Mac is BackTue May 02Joe Reviews B45 of...
AJAX Adoption Announcements Beta Cartoons Clients Community Databases Enterprise General Goodies Interoperability Persistence Integration Learning JavaOne Administration NetBeans Opinion Performance...
Ryan reports that all theRIs for JSF are now at Maven.That includes the "final" JSF 1.1, the one that has the latest bug fixes, as well as the latest JSF...
Ryan reports that all theRIs for JSF are now at Maven.That includes the "final" JSF 1.1, the one that has the latest bug fixes, as well as the latest JSF 1.2.Our plan is to push all the JARs in GlassFish there;we won't get there by JavaOne, but that is where we are going.Check these previous related announcements:Recent Recap of the Repository,JavaMailand JAF Activation,JAXB Jars,JAX-WS and SAAJ.
Ryan reports that all theRIs for JSF are now at Maven.That includes the "final" JSF 1.1, the one that has the latest bug fixes, as well as the latest JSF 1.2.Our plan is to push all the JARs in...
