Java One Day 4
Java Server Faces Resources page.
JPower 1.0 Beta, a free full featured JavaSpaces implementation.
JavaOne: Java here, there and everywhere.
Sun, Java Win Starring Roles With HBO. Sun is getting into the movie business.
JavaOne: Sun's Jxta poses expansion possibilities.
JavaOne: IBM keeps low profile.
Dion — It's all about J2ME/Mobile. Is the promise true? and Ted Neward in an Oracle shirt? Yup :)
Thomas — Citroen installe le Wi-Fi à bord de sa C3.
Alan — Scott McNealy Keynote … Good closing keynote and USAToday (USAYesterday) gets Java wrong.
Anthony — Useful Tool: HijackThis.
Roman — IDEA supports AspectJ and See yourself in the Matrix.
Simon — JavaOne Friday keynote.
John — Separate HTML “designers” from “real” programmers?
Bruce — The Computer Job Economy.
Hani — Things your mother didn't tell you about Eclipse.
Jeremy — Illegal Software Benchmarks.
Matt — Microsoft Discontinues Development of IE for Mac.
nameless — Rusty HTTP: Ignoring Tapestry, hating WebObjects?
Cedric — JavaOne, day four: Mc Nealy's keynote.
Ovidiu — JavaOne pictures and MacOS X Java session.
Dan — If Java Had Lived Up to its Promise…
Aaron — Symbian/Java programming books.
Matt — JSR-223 Rant.
Extensible Java Profiler, a profiling tool for Java with a scalable and extensible architecture.
Wireless remote for the iPod, from TEN Technology.
Rumors of Dell's Axim X3 Pocket PC.
Sony's new touch pad. Tactile, baby.
The Googlephone. Color Sidekick from T-Mobile.
DJ iPod. Hmmm…
Fake Phones Stolen. 25,000 dummy Ericsson display phones.
McNealy: Java gets tough.
XML-RPC, SOAP, and other goodies under J2ME. EnhydraME.
Matt — XDoclet 1.2 Beta 3 Released!
Jay — Java looks to common architecture.
Todd — AIM and ICQ can now cross communicate. About damn time…
Sun has Java update in the works. Although Sun has yet to ship Version 1.4 of J2EE, the company already has a blueprint for the follow-up release that focuses on ease of development.
This blog has hit the stratosphere, averaging around 110K hits a day this month.
Damien — C++ wrapper generator for Java classes?
Happy Birthday, Mom.
John — Quotes: The Good, the Bad, and the Over-hyped.
Philips HDD100. iPod clone.
Java Man Raves About Developers. James Gosling.
Staying Up All Night on Java. Among devoted Java programmers, Bruno de Souza is considered the Java Man. He even owns the bragging rights to JavaMan.com.
Nokia 3G phone specifications. Nokia 6650.
Operators bash 3G handsets. 3G mobile technology should be kept from European stores as they are unreliable, expensive, bulky and offer too limited services.
T-Mobile introduces Unlimited GPRS in the U.S. for $19.95 a month. 20¢ per minute calling; 300 inbound/outbound text messages; 5¢ each additional message.
Java: Popular, but how profitable?
Michael — JavaOne: Generics in Tiger (J2SE 1.5).
Sun sees mobile Java app future. Sun Microsystems is to develop further component-based applications for wireless devices.
Java is fun sometimes:
"test".startsWith("") == "test".endsWith("")
"test".startsWith("") == "test".startsWith("t")
"test".endsWith("") == "test".endsWith("t")
"test".indexOf("") == "test".indexOf("t")
"test".substring(0,0).equals("test".substring(4,4))
Bob — fetchrss 1.0 on java.net.
Matt — YAR: Yet Another Roundup and BlueJ: Good or Bad?
Jim — Network Solutions…
Matt — Customizing JSPWiki.
Sony to mass produce OLED displays. A year from now you might actually be able to buy an OLED monitor for your PC.
ZDNet: The hottest home PC on the market today is.
David— Rave reviews.
Michael — JavaOne: Quick Thursday Notes.
Apple plans to discuss how it will incorporate HyperTransport, a rapid chip-to-chip communications technology, into future computers later this month at WWDC.
J.D. Edwards Sues Oracle Over PeopleSoft Bid. $1.7 billion lawsuit against Oracle.
Sun Takes Hits for Java Stewardship, but all is well.
Top Ten Uses For SMS in the US. According to research from provider of mission-critical Unified Communication (UC) solutions Topcall.
Dan — How to use the XPLookAndFeel on other Operating Systems, or Things law abiding citizens shouldn't do.
Hani — XDoclet: beauty is very skin deep.
Sun unveils Identity Foundation for Java. Identity push for Java Web Services.
Nokia's first 3G phone now shipping. Nokia 6650.
Calvin — JavaOne Notes: Day Three.
Gérard — JDistro interviewed!
Michael — JavaOne: Thursday Language Fest.
On June 13, 1825 — Walter Hunt patented the safety pin, he then sold the rights for $400.