Last day of 2006 and a lot got accomplished, either directly or indirectly,
during the year:
Web Services Interoperability
Technology (WSIT) is making interoperability between Java- and .NET
3.0-based Web services a reality. A stable version of WSIT is available via GlassFish
and a nightly version can be downloaded here.
Two milestones were released with an astounding...
Read
about WSIT at The Server Side
Interoperability Blog.
Technorati: WSIT GlassFish
Web
Services Interoperability
WCF Indigo
TheServerSide
A new thread
started on TheServerSide prompted by Dims
post on "Why
bundling JAX-WS in Java6 was a bad idea!". Let me explain why I don't
agree.
I still remember JavaOne 2005 technical keynote getting applauds from
everybody when bundling Web services in Java6 was announced. An approximate 5000
developer audience thrilled that Web services will be available natively in
Java6.
JAX-...
blogs.sun.com (the blogosphere of all Sun
employees) allows each blog entry to be directly posted to a social
bookmarking website, for example submit them to del.icio.us,
dig them on Digg, discuss on Slashdot
and other Web 2.0 sites. And it enables that by providing additional macros
that can be specified in the page template. Once the macros are saved to the
page template and the blog page is...
In a previous blog,
I talked about AJAX. You can read about different AJAX
design strategies, their pros/cons and when to use. This blog introduces you
to jMaki.
Originally the project, jMaki, started as a wrapper for existing AJAX
frameworks giving access to the JavaScript widgets from JSP pages or JSF
components. And so the name, jMaki, where "j" is for JavaScript and
"maki...
Reminds me of "To Infinity and Beyond" by the famous Disney
character Buzz
Lightyear. A brief description
of Buzz Lightyear is:
"He's the ultimate good cop. Buzz proudly fights for all that is good
and pure in the universe. His toughest fight is against the greatest threat ever
known to the Galactic Alliance...the most nefarious force of evil in the
universe...the diabolical fiend...
This is a follow up blog from here.
It provides a brief description of the most prominent technology, AJAX, that
enable the principles of Web
2.0.
AJAX stands for Asynchronous
JavaScript and XML. This term was first introduced
by Jesse James Garrett in February 2005. It
is a set of technologies used to develop interactive web applications without
requiring a complete page refresh. This is...
JAX-WS 2.1 (JSR
224) Maintenance Release has been approved by the JCP. Thanks to all the
Expert Group members for providing feedback and making yet another landmark in
Java Web services standards roadmap.
The change
log, specification
and RI EA3 are
available for you to explore. Read Vivek's
blog
for details on the new features available in EA3. Here is the list of features in EA2
and EA1.
The...
Today, I'm starting a series of blog entries on Web
2.0. These entries will describe my experience of learning different
software offerings from Sun in Web 2.0.
First, lets see what is Web 2.0. The term Web 2.0 was coined by OReilly
Media in the opening talk of first Web
2.0 conference (slides)
held in San Francisco Oct 2004. This term is heavily discussed
and criticized since it's...
An update to original set of properties is now available.
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES ARE PROPRIETARY. THEY CAN AND WILL CHANGE.
We are providing this information to help with development and debugging.
These properties should not be used in deployments.
WSIT Pipeline
Assembler exposes multiple system properties to enable SOAP message logging using
DumpPipe.
Each property, if it's value...
