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Community
Here is a raw recording of the JUG BOF at DEVOXX with James Recording. Detailed list of topics discussed by timeline of the MP3 recording. MP3 is 19MB to download and is 40+ min long.
People often ask me where are the photos I took from various community events. Go here http://picasaweb.google.com/sunahouston2
J2SE
Today, a tantalizing announcement by Mark Reinhold about closures in Java 7 has made its way through the twittersphere. On the same day, Neal Gafter updated his closures proposal. Here are some use cases and my unbiased opinion on this proposal. No lambdas have been harmed in the writing of this blog article.
Joshua announces Project MaiTai, a visual tool for creating interactive graphical art
Yesterday I gave a talk at a the Jacksonville JUG about Java garbage collection, monitoring and tuning, which included a demo of Finding Memory Leaks Using the NetBeans Profiler and a demo of the VisualGC plugin for VisualVM
You can view or download the presentation here
Java garbage collection, monitoring and tuning
References and More Information:
Finding Memory Leaks...
Testing
Testing the contents of generated PDF files is made easy with Canoo Webtest 3.0 and Maven2. In this blog you will find a complete example.
EJB
This entry tries to provide a basic comparison for state of different Open Source Java EE application server and Servlet container. By reading the article you will understand general strength of different application server along with their possible shortages.
JSP
This entry tries to provide a basic comparison for state of different Open Source Java EE application server and Servlet container. By reading the article you will understand general strength of different application server along with their possible shortages.
IDE
This entry tries to provide a basic comparison for state of different Open Source Java EE application server and Servlet container. By reading the article you will understand general strength of different application server along with their possible shortages.
J2EE
This entry tries to provide a basic comparison for state of different Open Source Java EE application server and Servlet container. By reading the article you will understand general strength of different application server along with their possible shortages.
Arun Gupta presented his JFall 2009 Trip Report:
Attended and presented at my first NLJUG's JFall conference earlier today. NLJUG is the Java User Group of Netherlands. It's a non-profit organization that try to get out the maximum out of content sharing with all of its members. An annual subscription to the JUG is 35.50 Euros and allows the members to attend its two annual conferences -...
NetBeans
This entry tries to provide a basic comparison for state of different Open Source Java EE application server and Servlet container. By reading the article you will understand general strength of different application server along with their possible shortages.
Deployment
This entry tries to provide a basic comparison for state of different Open Source Java EE application server and Servlet container. By reading the article you will understand general strength of different application server along with their possible shortages.
Open Source
This entry tries to provide a basic comparison for state of different Open Source Java EE application server and Servlet container. By reading the article you will understand general strength of different application server along with their possible shortages.
Swing
Swing team welcomes the active SAF projects
Joshua announces Project MaiTai, a visual tool for creating interactive graphical art
GUI
Have you ever wondered how programming books get written? So did I, until I somehow ended up writing one!
Joshua announces Project MaiTai, a visual tool for creating interactive graphical art
Tools
In the past weekend I've been able to improve the settings for
automated Maven releases that I've
blogged about about ten days ago. Peter Mount complemented
the information with some practical examples on how to use
that stuff invoking Maven with the proper parameters. I've been able to
significantly clean up and improve the Maven configuration, so now a
staged release can be performed...
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