Follow up from
here.
It's a very long entry, so feel free to skip around, look at the pictures or
read notes from sections of your choice.
I reached San Jose McEnery Convention Center around 9:15am and the crowd
started building closer to 9:30am.
The keynote hall opened at 9:30am. A video with different
mahsups (primarily...
Google is hosting
Google Developer Day on May 31st in 10 countries (US, Brazil, United
Kingdom, France, Spain, Germany, Russia, Japan, Australia, and China)
simultaneously. The distribution all over the globe ensures that major time
zones in the world has an opportunity to attend the event in person or
virtually from US and United Kingdom. The registration is now closed for
sometime but I...
Web Services Interoperability Technology
(WSIT, aka Project Tango),
integrated in GlassFish V2
builds, provides a implementation of
key
enterprise Web services specifications and enables first-class
interoperability with .NET 3.0 framework. However if you download
stand-alone WSIT builds, then you can also install similar bits on
Tomcat
5.5.17. In this entry, I provide...
JavaOne 2007 slides for Technical
Sessions and Hands-on-Labs are available
here.
Technorati:
javaone
presos
This blog shows how Mephisto, a web
publishing system based on Ruby on Rails,
can be deployed on
GlassFish V3 with minimal changes. These detailed steps are derived from the
original instructions. Here are the exact steps that I followed:
Download Install
GlassFish V3 Technology Preview 1 (lets say GLASSFISH_HOME).
Install and Configure JRuby
Download and Install JRuby1.0
RC2 in '...
So far you've been playing with jMaki and
created some Web
and/or Rails
applications. Let's say you've gone a step ahead and some
widgets in your application use jMaki's publish/subscribe
mechanism to talk with each other. Some jMaki widgets,
such as Menu and Dynamic Container are pre-configured to
publish and subscribe to the same topic. So if you develop a simple
menu-based...
Tim Bray, Web
Guy from Sun Microsystems gave the keynote
session at Rails Conf
2007 yesterday (May 19). With 1600 attendees, it was quite a different
experience from JavaOne last week which had approx 16,000 people. The
session was to start @ 9am and we were made to wait until 8:55am outside the
Ballroom.
Anyway, once the session started it was packed...
Sun
is a diamond
sponsor of Rails
Conference 2007. At the booth we are showing how jMaki provides a
rich set of widgets for Rails application. Also talk to us about how GlassFish V2
can provide a deployment environment for WAR-ed up RoR apps and how GlassFish
V3 provides deployment of original packaging of RoR apps.
We are also showing the best platform for...
If you could not attend JavaOne 2007
last week and would like to know how jMaki
and Phobos are made-for-each-other,
then watch this
excerpt of
the technical keynote (start @ 1:02 and finish @ 6:26). You'll hear me
presenting :-)
A complete detailed screen cast on how to build this demo is available
here. I plan to post written instructions soon as well.
Technorati:
javaone jmaki
phobos...
Earlier today, I attended
Charles Nutter and
Thomas Enebo "Your
First Day with JRuby on Rails" tutorial at
Rails Conf 2007.
The key message is Ruby as the programming language and Java for the
platform and libraries provides the best of both worlds to developers.
JRuby is 100% pure-Java implementation of the
Ruby...
