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The past week's poll results indicate that, in general, Java developers are of the opinion that the JCP performs a necessary but difficult task...
Roger Kitain has posted a new Enterprise Tech Tip, Using CDI and Dependency Injection for Java in a JSF 2.0 Application:
This Tech Tip covers the intersection of three powerful technologies that are part of the Java EE 6 platform: JSR 299: Contexts and Dependency Injection, JSR 330: Dependency Injection For Java, and JSR 314: JavaServer Faces 2.0. JSR 299: Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI
robilad presents his latest OpenJDK roundup:
In OpenJDK 6, Andrew Hughes finished backporting the Nimbus Swing Look & Feel. Kelly O'Hair meanwhile went ahead and restructured the jaxp & jaxws repositories to follow a new component delivery model. Milestone 5 in OpenJDK 7 has been extended in late October to cover build 76 to allow the JSR 166y integration to happen. Martin Buchholz pushed that
Java Champion Michael Huttermann writes about the upcoming Maven 3 talk in Cologne, by Jason van Zyl:
I'm very proud that Jason van Zyl, founder and driver of Maven, will give a talk about Maven 3 in Cologne for the Java User Group, on November, 16th. I'm also very proud that I managed to catch another international high-end speaker for a presentation, for coming to Germany. Again, other groups
Janice J. Heiss sent me an email pointing me to the Sun Developer Network article series Troubleshooting OpenSSO with Firefox Add-Ons. This series, which has been a work in progress by since March, is written by Jim Faut, with contributions from Rick Palkovic. The following articles have been published thus far:
Part 1, Introduction
Part 2, Single Sign-On and Policy Protection
Part 3, Cross-...
I'm very excited about the upcoming Testing and Test-Driven Development for Java Developers 2-day workshop, coming soon to Auckland, Melbourne, and Sydney. This course is already proving popular, with requests for on-site interventions coming in from around the world.
Already a key best practice in Agile Development, Test Driven Development (TDD), as well as related techniques...
So far I have described how create server applications that handle call, conference and IM using SailFin CAFE. In this edition lets take a look at how to add communication capabilities to web applications in a (very) simple way.
I like to start with the code. So, here is some code that implements making a phone call between two parties from the web application.
package my.test;
import...
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