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		Masoud Kalali kalali@gmail.com Masoud Kalali holds a software engineering degree and has been working on software development projects since 1998. He has experience with a variety of technologies (.Net, J2EE, CORBA, and COM+) on diverse platforms (Solaris, Linux, and Windows). His experience is in software architecture, design and server side development. Masoud has several articles in Java.net and he is one of founder members of NetBeans Dream Team. Masoud's main area of research and interest includes Web Services and Service Oriented Architecture along with large scale and high throughput systems' development and deployment. Articles Extending OpenPTK, the User Provisioning Toolkit Project Open Provisioning ToolKit (OpenPTK) is as an open source user provisioning toolkit exposing APIs, web services, HTML taglibs, and JSR-168 portlets with user self-service and administration examples. OpenPTK hides the implementation differences between different user stores, allowing... Dynamic Load Balancing in GlassFish Application Server GlassFish provides fine tools for load balancing across a cluster, but what if you want to make your clustering decisions dynamically? Masoud Kalali shows how JMX and AMX can be used to make runtime clustering decisions. JavaDB End-to-End Security The all-Java database JavaDB (aka Derby) is known for its embeddability, but what about security? Can you put it out there for enterprise applications and keep data safe? Masoud Kalali shows the steps you can take to secure your JavaDB data. Weblogs Architecting a system need a wide knowledge of technologies, COTS, projects, standards.... When we start working on a new project as an architect we are dealing basically with a set of requirement which our architecture should be able to act as a foundation for the design and... State of Open Source Java EE Application Servers This is a very basic review of active and available open source Java EE Application servers and Servlet container (Web containers) to let the community know which... Karmic Koala and using more than 3 GB of RAM in its 32 bit installation. I upgraded my laptop OS to Karmic Koala (Ubuntu 9.10) beta version to play with new features and capabilities provided in this release. Fanurio: A management solution for freelancers. Well, everyone used to freelance for some time and some people freelance for their entire working life. An integral part of freelancing is interacting with customers and keeping track of projects... Competition is good but to what extend and at what expense... It is always said that competition between different producer and companies producing similar products is good for the end users and consumer of those products because the each company... Using dynamically generated JFreeChart's charts and JasperReports If you are reading this blog it means you want to use JasperReport with dynamically programmatically generated images. An example of such use cases in generating complex charts using JFreeChart... So you want to develop a rich client application on top of NetBeans RCP? I was involved with development of a RCP application based on NetBeans platform and now I find few minutes to share some of the experience with you. JPA and a First tier application performance problems Well, this is the second time I am using the new blogging platform of Java.net. This time it was much easier and with less hurdle. My refcard for Oracle Berkeley DB Java edition published by DZone ... Quick NetBeans RCP Tip: How to reuse an already open TopComponent instead of creating a new one. NetBeans 6.7 is here. Grab your copy and explore tens of new features Feedback \| FAQ \| Terms of Use Privacy \| Trademarks \| Site Map Your use of this web site or any of its content or software indicates your agreement to be bound by these Terms of Participation. Copyright © 1995-2008 Sun Microsystems, Inc.	Powered by Sun Microsystems, Inc., CollabNet and Cognisync