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Open Standards vs Open Source?
On Artima, Frank Sommers covers a significant JCP debate from last week in Open Standards vs Open Source? "A JavaOne 2008 roundtable focused on the potential conflict between the way open-source communities work and the JCP's requirement for a Java specification expert group to develop and maintain a compatibility test kit."
How Portable Is LWUIT?
How Portable is LWUIT? Very, according to Shai Almog, who writes, "LWUIT is remarkably portable, from small CLDC cell phones to CDC hi-definition devices through Swing applications it can do it all. Well, over a weekend a few weeks ago I got LWUIT working on Android, this is still a pretty rudimentary port and it suffers some problems but this is a cool proof of concept...". In a followup, he shows off LWUIT running atop Max Mu's port of Java ME to the PSP.
Portal Pack 2.0 is now available
The Portal Pack 2.0 final version for NetBeans 6.1 is now available for download. It supports the new JSR 286 portlet specification.There are many new features which will help developers to write portlets quickly using JSR 286(Portlet 2.0) features. These plug-ins are also available at NetBeans 6.1 Auto-Update Center and with Java Tools Bundle Update 5.
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The Future of Testing
On May 7th, 2008, Varun Rupela and I gave a talk on "The Future of Testing: How Community Engagement Is Changing the Rules" at the JavaONE conference in San Francisco.
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Aditya Dada
My JavaOne highlights
My JavaOne 2008 wrap up —
Kohsuke Kawaguchi
Adding jMaki wrapped Yahoo widgets to a GWT app
To prepare for our JavaOne session, GWT and jMaki: Expanding the GWT Universe, I decided I should add a jMaki Yahoo widget to a GWT application. Here is what I did. —
Carla Mott
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Hello / Newby Javax.media.j3d question
I have what probably will amount to two very newby questions re: javax.media.j3d so please do excuse me if you would. First off, just a quick bit about me; I'm a visually impaired (blind) code hobbyist, among other things, and am interested in using j3d to develop 3d audio environments on the Macintosh. I've had experience with DirectX in C# on windows, as well as coding in C / C++ and QC for the creation of mods for Audio Quake, which is a project to demo a proof of concept of the accessibility of virtual 3d environments for the visually impaired. Anyway, re: this particular note / code snippet; my questions are... —
Unmarshal by Declared Type
jaxb 2.0 has been working great so far with a project i have at hand. it turns out i have to unmarshall xml documents where the root node in the document is actually a subnode from the original xml document. I am able to deserialize by unmarshalling by a declared type. but i had to manually add the namespace to the element. is there anyway to programatically set the namespace of this subelement or somehow deal with it?? —
MIDP based application on command line
I have built the PhoneME feature stack successfuly.I have also made simple application in java ,prevarified and tested on actuall ARM9 board using the cldc_vm.It is running successfuly. Now i want to check the MIDP jsr for that i have to develop some application which will use the MIDP for running so that MIDP jsr is tested. But the problem is that I don't have LCD to check the GUI based appication. So i want to prepare such application which will use MIDP for running and also it should be GUI less i.e is it can be run on command line. —
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