In the Aquarium, Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine announces a New GlassFish 3.1 Screencast: Application-scoped resources:
This short screencast demonstrates the new application-scoped resources feature available starting with Milestone 4 of GlassFish 3.1 (the demo used promoted build #17). Such resources are bound to a module (war, ear, ejb) and as such they are created on deploy and destroyed when the
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If you'll be in the San Francisco area during JavaOne week, and you're interesting in attending some of JavaOne, but don't want to pay for the entire conference, consider purchasing a JavaOne / Oracle Develop Discover pass. The base Discover pass costs just $75...
At Hudson Labs, Kohsuke Kawaguchi talks about Recent label and matrix project improvement:
Today, I’d highlight two recent improvements to the label and matrix projects. When you have multiple slaves in your Hudson build farm, you can use labels to classify slaves by their capability/environment/architecture/etc. For example, your one slave might have “32bit” and “windows” label, whil
Robilad announces the availability of JVM Language Summit 2010 Recordings On Oracle Media Network:
The recordings of the majority of the sessions from the JVM Language Summit 2010 have been uploaded to the Oracle Media Network. Paul Leahy has compiled a list of session recordings and their corresponding abstracts. Slide decks for most of the sessions are available on the JVM Language Summit wik
James Sugrue reports on Eclipse innovations in IDE 2.0: The Age of Intelligent IDEs -
The latest innovation in the Eclipse space that I'd like to share with you is Code Recommenders. Already available as a plugin for Eclipse, Code Recommenders provides intelligent code completion. Rather than giving you all possible methods for code completion, this plugin proposes the methods that you probably
One of the features introduced in JAX-WS 2.2.2 RI, integrated in Glassfish 3.1 MS4, is the clientjar option to ease client-side web services programming.
If you want to work for DropBox, they have an interesting programming test which solution must be submitted together with the CV. I’m not considering a position at DropBox, but their test was very fun to ignore: an interesting challenge in algorithms, and another opportunity to exercise JavaFX as any geometric problem surely deserves some GUI.
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SpotlightsYou've read the blogs, you've consumed the tweets and Facebook updates. Now how about hearing from some live humans? Next Tuesday morning (Sept. 7, 10am PT), Oracle Technology Network offers you a JavaOne preview via a live video chat with Sharat Chandar and Tori Wieldt, two people intimately familiar with the content and community aspects of the conference. You'll get insights into the content contribution process, hear about particularly interesting technical sessions and BOFs, and get a sneak peek of the contents of the Mason St. tent, where Oracle Technology Network will host the community in all its glory...
I'm excited about JavaOne this year. It's going to be different in a lot of ways, but we are doing our best to ensure that the Java.net presence for the community is just as good if not better then previous years. In years past Java.net has had a "community corner" booth in the JavaOne pavilion at Moscone... This time we'll be housed in the Mason Street tent, which will be a large comfortable space for people from all of the technology communities to hang out, pick up swag, watch the videocasts, and see some live events too...
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