Louis Botterill posted GlassFish v3 and Java EE 6 Sun-Oracle roadshow - key notes, a very detailed set of notes from Tuesday's event in London:
The following is some notes I took down during the above event. In brief summary of GlassFish v3 and Java EE 6, here are some of the key takeaways: * GlassFish v3 continues to be developed and supported, as the Java EE 5 & 6 RI app server; * GlassFish
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Louis Botterill attended the European RoadShow 2010 event in London this past Tuesday, and posted a very detailed set of notes titled "GlassFish v3 and Java EE 6 Sun-Oracle roadshow - key notes" ...
Joe Darcy announces JDK 7: New Component Delivery Model Delivered:
Thanks to Kelly,
the new component delivery model
for jaxp and jax-ws is now available in both JDK 7, as of build 72 of milestone 5, and OpenJDK 6, coming in build 18
(6856630). As described previously, the JDK build no longer tracks a copy of the jaxp and jax-ws sources under version control. Instead source bundles from the
Adam Bien writes that Object Pooling Can Be Still Useful - For Entirely Different Reasons:
Pooling was initially introduced as a tuning action for the slow performance of object creation and garbage collection in particular. On a modern JVM > 1.4 pooling is no more needed for the optimization of memory management in a typical business application. It can even have a negative effect on the garba
 Last week Apple released their latest product destined to change the world (the iPad). At least that's what they want us to believe. Perhaps the biggest controversy over the thing is the lack of Flash capability. However this being java.net I have to wonder out loud, where is Java capability, and more importantly why isn't as much controversy being raised over Java being missing? But I think we all can enumerate some reasons for both being missing. And it's worth it for the Java community to ponder this issue.
Kenai is being closed, so I'm moving all my projects to Google Code for the Mercurial source repositories and Google Groups for the mailing lists. To provide a complete information that can be helpful for others, I fortunately have my own instance of Jira - one of the biggest losses when leaving Kenai - with the exception of BetterBeansBinding, that I don't want to bind to Tidalwave; and I'...
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