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Extended Through Tuesday! JavaOne 2010 Call For Papers


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The Call For Papers for
JavaOne 2010 has been extended through 11:59pm Pacific Time, Tuesday, March 16th.
If you have not yet submitted a topic or have additional ideas, send th

TOTD #124: OSGi Declarative Services in GlassFish - Accessed from a Java EE client

The OSGi R4 compendium specification enables declaration of "Declarative Services" in configuration files. The specification says:

The service component model uses a declarative model for publishing, finding and binding to OSGi services. This model simplifies the task of authoring OSGi services by performing the work of registering the service and handling service dependencies.

Blog Moved - Reminder Again

Just a reminder that this blog has now moved to Wild Webmink where you will be most welcome to join me from now on.

GlassFish Virtual Conference Recordings Now as Podcasts


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Alexis has started publishing the recordings of the
GlassFish Virtual Conference as podcasts as part of his
GlassFish Podcast blo

Don’t be smart. Never implement a resource bundle cache!

by Eduardo Rodrigues

Well, first of all, I’d like to apologize for almost 1 year of complete silence. Since I’ve transferred from Oracle Consulting in Brazil to product development at the HQ in California, it’s been a little bit crazy here. It took a while for me to adjust and adapt to this completely new environment. But I certainly can’t complain, cause it’s been AWESOME! Besides, I'm of the opinion that, if there’s nothing really interesting to say, then it’s better to keep quiet :)

DevNexus 2010 Trip Report

As mentioned earlier, I presented on Java E 6 & GlassFish v3 at DevNexus earlier this week.

Peer Financing Event Discount

Sun discount for Peer Financing for Developers on Friday, March 19, 2010, 8:30am - 1:30pm

Use promo code “SUN20” and register for $75 including amazing speakers (entrepreneurs, venture capitalists...) and Lunch. Register now at http://peerfinancing.eventbrite.com

Steve Steve Harris and Jeet Kaul will deliver a joint keynote to talk about the future of Java.

They will be speaking on Community and Adaptation at the Tuesday 9:00am EclipseCon keynote, March 23rd. Learn more about the keynote http://www.eclipsecon.org/2010/sessions/?page=sessions&id=1601

Oracle activity @ EclipseCon 2010 March 22nd - 25th at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA

http://wiki.oracle.com/page/Oracle+%40+EclipseCon+2010

Submit your JavaOne abstracts!

I case you hadn't noticed :-) despite the recent transition, JavaOne is indeed happening. The call for papers went out a while ago, and it's it's about to close, so submit your proposal today!.
It promises to be a giant year with JavaOne being just a few blocks from Oracle OpenWorld.

Surviving GlassFish Without your IDE


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Yesterday morning the USERS mailing list of GlassFish had a thread asking
How to start and run GlassFishV3 without Netbeans...
so, Alexis wrote and posted a
quick

GlassFish Jobs Spike at Indeed.COM after CiC


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Indeed.COM shows a spike

in the number of GlassFish-related jobs around end of J

Sundown

Key West Sunset

After nearly 10 years, I've now left Sun. Thanks to everyone for following my blog for all these years. Please follow my new blog, Wild Webmink, where I have posted a career retrospective.

Remembering Felipe Gaúcho


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Our friend
Felipe Gaúcho
died of a heart attack this last Friday

log4ray - Rene's useless Blog

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Demo of Apache MyFaces 2 and OpenWebBeans

Recently the Apache MyFaces project released its second beta release and yesterday the Apache OpenWebBeans project released its M4 release.
These are great milestones in the direction of JavaEE at Apache!
A few month ago Bernd Bohmann and I were giving a JSF2 + X presentation in Muenster, at the JUG. The presentation was great and we [...]

Blog Moved - Reminder

Just a reminder that this blog has now moved to Wild Webmink where you will be most welcome to join me from now on.

Ning’s Async Http Client and Twitter Streaming API

Recently I played with the Apache Wink REST Client to access the Twitter Streaming API. Yesterday Jean-Francois Arcand announced the availability of Ning’s new Async Http Client. The blog looked interesting and the Twitter stream is a perfect example to combine the two. If you are behind a firewall you need to set a proxy-server [...]

GlassFish in February


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The breadth and depth of the community is nicely illustrated by the variety of recent GlassFish-related blog posts.

Links Feed Turned Off

I've now turned off the automatic posting to this blog from Delicious. Daily links will now only appear over on my new Wild Webmink blog, and I once again encourage you to subscribe to it!

Using Mercurial over ssh without typing the password



We're using Mercurial. Our release engineering servers run web servers, so we can browse our repositories, just like the public NetBeans ones at http://hg.netbeans.org, and pull down new changesets anonymously. However, for authentication purposes, we also use ssh, so all pushes to the repository has to go through ssh.



$ cat .hg/hgrc
[paths]
default = http://our.server.sun.com/our/repository
default-push = ssh://our.server.sun.com//our/repository







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Life@Oracle is starting busy...

The "on the Java road" part of my job@Oracle is starting with a busy time:

  • I'll be starting off at TheServerSide Java Symposium in Las Vegas. I'll be doing a keynote and a panel. EE 6 will be front and center. With luck, the Demo Gods will smile ;~)
  • Then I'll be at Tech Days in Hyderabad, India.

Java EE 6 & GlassFish - Spark IT 2010, Ruby Conf India 2010, Tech Days 2010

Java EE 6 & GlassFish are swimming across the globe to participate in three different conferences in March 2010.

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  • At a recent debate in the House of Lords on the Digital Economy Bill, a number of amendments designed to ensure citizen rights (as opposed to most terms of the DEB that limit citizen rights in defence on corporate rights) were rejected by the UK governmnet on the basis they would upset the delicate balance of UK law.

Blog Moved

A reminder: If you are following me here on blogs.sun.com, please change your bookmarks and feeds to read http://webmink.com instead, as I have moved all my blogging there. I'll be turning of the daily link posts early next week. There are several new posts on the new site, especially on ACTA, so you really do want to move!

Pushing realtime updates for your backend to ADF Faces

Imagine you have some services which frequently triggers your backend to process some data and you need to display these changes on the UI… The most reasonable pattern is using Comet!
ADF Faces has great and flexible support for Comet with its ADS facility. This post quickly describes you to push data from a backend to [...]

links for 2010-02-27

  • While this is all good, it is not sufficient as ACTA will address far more than just "garduated response". This looks to me like a co-ordinated action by the Commissioners in response to obvious concern, to try to prevent the Parliament forcing their hand in the negotiations.

Oracle at EclipseCon 2010 - Java EE 6, OSGi, GlassFish, EclipseLink, JPA 2.0/Dali, ...

EclipseCon 2010 Oracle is a strategic developer & board member of the Eclipse Foundation and is a gold sponsor of Eclipse Con 2010.

links for 2010-02-25

Blog Move

With the change from Sun in the UK almost complete, I've decided to move my blog. Please adjust your feed, and read on over at Wild Webmink.

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