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		Calvin Austin Calvin.Austin@sun.com Calvin Austin is an engineer at SpikeSource.com. He previously led the J2SE 5.0 release at Sun Microsystems and also led Sun's Java on Linux port. Weblogs Is this the end of J2EE? You need to be subscribed to JDJ to read this or wait for the print copy. Did Java do this first? I recently submitted a bug through the Jira bug tracking software and I noticed a reference to bug voting. hmm bug voting, I remember that. It is also in bugzilla too, I trawled through the history... Java: What does the future hold? After looking back 10 years in Java's history, this month I look forward to see what plans Sun has made. Even though Open Source Java may not be on the cards I do have one recommendation that is due... How to save time deploying Java apps One of the most challenging but important things that the Java platform does is to abstract the OS specific and incompatible issues away from the developer as much as possible. In building the... 10 years of Java - behind the scenes This months JDJ features two articles discussing the history of Java. One written by the very first Java Product Manager, Kim Polese Netbeans 4 and Java 5 Its official, Netbeans 4.0 is out. I'm probably one of the worst IDE users in the world, although the current crop of IDEs are so powerful that you don't need to look at the instructions :*). NB 4.0... Mastering Mustang! You've got your mustang source snapshot, and have hopefully built your own test JDK. But how can you navigate through the source code? Some things are intuitive, others are the result of years of... J2SE 5.0 SCSL source available The J2SE 5.0 source code has now been released under the SCSL and Java... J2SE 5.0 - Ready for business I've received a few emails asking about the quality of J2SE 5.0, I'm guessing related to recent blogs entries about the tiger rc release. I am always nervous before a final release, I never... J2SE 1.5 in Proposed Final Draft I am pleased to report that we are one step closer to the final ballot of the Tiger release, jsr 176 jcp page. Look out for some related news on... « first ‹ previous 1 2