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Navaneeth Krishnan

Navaneeth Krishnan is an employee of Sun Microsystems based in Bangalore, India and he currently works with the Sun Java System Portal Server group. His interests include Portal technologies, J2EE, Web Services and JXTA. He has written articles on Java and JXTA and also co-authored two books: JXTA: Java P2P Programming & Java P2P Unleashed.

 

Articles

What's Happening with Jetspeed-2?
David Sean Taylor, an open source software developer has been involved with developing Jetspeed for almost four years now. He talks to the Portlet Community's Navaneeth Krishnan him about Jetspeed and the Portlet spec detailed in JSR 168.

Weblogs

The Portal Zone (redux)

If you are looking for the Portal Zone here it is: the new and improved Portal Zone

The JSR 168 - WSRP blogosphere

Someone recently asked me pointers to blogs that usually talk about JSR 168 Portlets and WSRP. Here is the list I sent him (in no particular order). If you know of any other interesting blog, do...

You know it's Web 2.0 when ...

You know it's Web 2.0 when ...

... mp3 downloads are called podcasts

... your popularity is determined by hit counts

... every online contest gives away iPods
...

Someone has written about me !

Ego surfing can be fun. Especially if people have interesting stuff to say about you and link to your blog :)...

2006: Year of J2EE portals

I am pretty sure that this year will witness a lot of significant developments in the area of J2EE portals. The Portlet 2.0 spec (JSR 286) ...

Announcing the Portal Server for Web 2.0

We are proud to announce what is perhaps the biggest milestone for the Sun Portal platform - The Sun Java...

FOSS.in: Can software be developed the wikipedia way?

I am attending an introductory talk to the Wikipedia project. Wikipedia is an interesting social experiment. It proves that even in a...

FOSS.in : Intel, Google and Yahoo surprise me

9:45 am
I reach Bangalore Palace Grounds, the venue of FOSS.in. Once called Linux-Bangalore and hosted by a local linux...

Web Continuation Servers

One interesting concept that I forgot to mention in my review of Beyond Java is that of a Web Continuation...

Beyond Java ?

I read Bruce Tate's (much talked about ) "Beyond Java" with a great deal of enthusiasm. Bruce has done a commendable job. Beyond Java is well-presented and fun to read.

Online demo: Quick' n Easy Portlets using the Sun Java Studio Creator 2

From elevator hacks to something more connected to my work.I was recently asked to create a quick...

Folksonomy, Ajax FUD and crazy elevator hacks

If you are interested in social software, here is a discussion you must listen to.

SOA – A realization ?

I think the SOA hype is essentially a realization. The IT industry has realized that today's cutting edge technology is tomorrow's legacy. And that systems we create today ought to work with...

J2EE for nothing and Solaris for free
J2EE for nothing and Solaris for free.
Poor Man's Web Services

I have to admit that I am a great fan of RSS. And I have always considered RSS feeds to be Web Services. Alright, they might not technically qualify to be Web Services according to the W3C...

Network Identity, Liberty Alliance and Identity Enabled Portals

I have been having this interesting conversation with the developer of JOSSO, an open source Single Sign On framework. The good news from JOSSO is that they...

Welcome to the Portlet Community

It gives me pleasure to announce the creation of the Portlet community at java.net. This is an online community of developers and technical...

A brief History of Portals

There was a time when the only portals I knew were those of the Diablo kind. If you are not exactly a gaming freak, Diablo is an RPG where you get...

The hundredth monkey
There is a certain species of monkey that lives on two different islands. The two groups of monkeys that live on the two islands are just alike, the same species, the same basic...