Yesterday, Apple released
Java SE version 1.6.0_05 for 64-bit Intel-based Mac OS X 10.5.2 or
later. Download
it here!
It's restricted to 64-bit machines and Charles
is unhappy about it. Hopefully, they'll release a 32-bit
version as well.
Type "sw_vers" in a terminal to check the Mac OS X version as shown
below:
~
>sw_vers
ProductName: ...
Start counting in days now before the JavaOne frenzy
begins! In the mean while, here is a quick summary of GlassFish related
events:
Sunday (5/4)
GlassFish
Unconference (free registration)
Monday (5/5)
GlassFish
Day (free registration - also gives you free access to JavaOne
Pavilion and General
Sessions on Tuesday), Party @ Thirsy Bear in
the evening (...
Rails
powered by the GlassFish Application Server explains all the
benefits of using GlassFish for developing and deploying your Rails
applications. If you are using NetBeans
6.1 builds then you can deploy your Rails application
directly on GlassFish
v3 from within NetBeans
IDE. No longer you need
to have different development and deployment options.
This blog explains how to install a bleeding...
Over the past 10 years JavaWorld.com
is a great source for Java developers focusing on four areas - Java
SE, Java
EE, Java
ME and Developer
Tools. The 10 most recently published articles and tutorials
can be easily
subscribed.
As of yesterday they started a new blog platform - JWBlogs! The
formal announcement in their newsletter
said:
The goal of the
JavaWorld blogs is to provide a daily mix...
TOTD
#30 explained how to create CRUD application using Grails and hosted using
in-built Jetty servlet
engine and in-memory HSQLDB
database. Jetty and HSQLDB are built into Grails and allows to start easily.
You can also use GlassFish and
MySQL for deploying your applications in
production environment.
This blog entry walks you through the steps of deploying a Grails
application on GlassFish...
After a simple
Grails application, let's create a CRUD
application. Such an application allows to perform basic database
operations to read table rows from the database, create new rows, and
edit and delete existing rows. This blog shows how such an application
can be created using Grails, hosted on built-in Jetty servlet engine
and use in-memory HSQLDB
database for persistence.
A follow-up...
From proof-of-concept to production in 8 weeks, WorldxChange Communication NZ's
online billing system is another
succes story of JRuby
and GlassFish v2.
The portal is designed solely using NetBeans
6.1 IDE.
Here are some of the quotes from the completed
questionnaire:
From my perspective, the
main advantage was that I could deploy my JRuby project war file...
JavaOne 2008
is 2 weeks away, gosh!
Everything
around is oriented accordingly starting from slides, messaging,
demos, rehearsals, booth duties, shwags, parties, after dark
events, customer meetings (some old friends too ;-) and lots
of
other stuff. It's full gear already and now full speed ahead!
Here are some links for you to get started:
JavaOne
main...
jMaki Webtop
is a light-weight Mashup
Framework based on jMaki
widgets. The webtop was demonstrated
at Ajax World East 2008 keynote. The key features are:
Simple & easy to use (runs in browser)
Extensible (add your own widgets & gadgets)
Manageable (create users)
Persistent (Google Gears on the client, Database on the
server)
Shared (read-only views can be shared with other...
Project GlassFish: On a mission
to please Developers is the topic of talk at Silicon
Valley Web Developer JUG tomorrow (Apr 15, 2008).
Hear all about GlassFish v2, it's exciting set of features such as Metro, High
Availability, Clustering, Grizzly, Scripting,
SIP container,
Tools integration (such as NetBeans
and Eclipse) and
many others that together...
