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GlassFish security book authored by Masoud kalali and published by Packt is now available for purchase. The book covers GlassFish, Java EE 6, OpenSSO and OpenDS.
Once again the FUD around Solaris and OpenSolaris fate started to spread after Dana Blankenhorn miss understood the licensing terms and used a eye catching and visitor increasing title, Oracle taking back OpenSolaris, for his blog entry. Well, from this article we can get that even the veteran writers can get things wrong and spread incorrect news :-)
I authored a refcard about GlassFish v3 recently which covers GlassFish v3 new features. You can download the refcard freely and use it to learn version 3 features and capabilities.
In some point in time each freelance starts looking for a good software to manage the time he spent for different projects and different customer. In this entry I am sharing my experience with this task.
There are tens of different projects providing similar functionalities, why developers are not combining their work force to develop one better piece of software instead of working on same functionalities alone....
The Wall Street Journal Published an article which discuss possibility of IBM buying Sun Microsystems, but why on earth should IBM take over Sun Microsystems when almost every product which Sun offer has a counterpart in IBM arsenal?
What happend to www.JavaRSS.com? I really miss it because I can not go to one single web site and see what is going in all other java related web sites.
