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Event Based Programming in JavaFX
I decided to try my hand at some JavaFX programming to see what the language had to offer. Two of the key features of JavaFX are its ability to bind to data, and its access to all Java libraries. I used that to see how it handles for event-based programming. I built this minesweeper game, enjoyed using bind and on replace, and found myself wishing for more. —
David Walend
2 JavaOne Hands On Labs , Sun Technology Exchange, Java Technology Day Israel, and Java Day Turkey
I had a very busy June, I gave two Hands on Labs at JavaOne, two sessions at the Sun Technology Exchange, three sessions at Java Technology Day in Tel Aviv Israel, and one session at Java Day in Istanbul Turkey. —
Carol McDonald
My CommunityOne 2009 presentation is online
My CommunityOne 2009 presentation is now available online: "S305138: Metro Web Services, NetBeans IDE, GlassFish Application Server, and OpenSSO in Action with Amazon WS, Azure, and Office" —
Harold Carr
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Glassfish Performance??
Dear all, I have a SOAP application which doing some work takes about 1-4 secs to complete then response back to client. and the request and reply SOAP size is about 10K bytes long. My Glassfish is on a Q8200 4 core CPU with 4GB RAM on Cent OS 5.3. I use Threads.Sleep(1000) to simulate the process. The glassfish only can response 500 TPS(response per second back to client). I used SOAP UI to open 1024 threads(actually, 512-1024 get almost the same response TPS) for concurrent requests. If I use Threads.Sleep(2000) then the response only about half 250 TPS... —
open jdk7 build error
I am building open jdk 7 on my Vista PC. Although I found j2sdk-image was successfully generated(I can launch java, javac under it) but the terminal prompot output the following errors. Could some please point where the problem exists? Constructing Javadoc information... ..\..\..\..\src\share\classes\javax\swing\JTabbedPane.java:651: cannot find symbol @Transient... —
Possible to set http listener with web application at / context?
I've been banging my head against this problem, so I thought before I start making too many changes or add any more frustration, I should ask whether it is even possible. I have a Glassfish V3 Prelude server set up on our environment that is listening on port 8070. Specific to this, I have deployed Hudson to it at context /hudson. So, the Hudson application can be reached at: http://localhost:8070/hudson Is it possible to set a specific http listener to be dedicated to only one web application?... —
