Some self promotion again. The latest DOAG News, which is the quarterly magazin from the German Oracle users Group DOAG e.V. published an article of mine. This is about GlassFish and Java EE 6 at Oracle and is ment as a guide to Java EE 6 and the "new&q…
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Spring and Google vs. Java EE 6
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As promissed, I was thinking about the future of Java these days. Collecting information and trends is a part of this. I have heared a lot of people talking about Google I/O as the next Java One. The fears about what is going to happen to the #1 Java confere…
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polishing java
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polishing java , originally uploaded by myfear . Taken today. My little girl enjoying her fathers java cup ;) And I thought it is time for some thoughts about latest developments and the future of Java. And here we are: I am sitting on an article writing. …
Continue ReadingI had to work through a lot of documentation lately. If you have bigger systems this is anything but fun. Especially, if nothing more than some document templates exist for the team to put their knowledge in. Also very unhandy is documentation that is not up …
Continue ReadingI was playing around with Gmail, the gdata api and Lotus Notes/Domino lately. The idea was to migrate some old stuff (obviously private stuff) from my Lotus Notes archives to a separate Gmail account. My company is running Notes and it's easy to have sepa…
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As you might have heard. The Call for Papers for the DOAG 2010 Conference and Exhibition is still open until 2010/30/06. In more than 300 speakers slots the DOAG 2010 Conference, which takes place November 16th-18th, 2010 in Nuremberg, provides current info…
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Companys are starting new Java EE projects over and over again these days. It still is one of the widely used enterprise technologies today. If you find youself in the situation of having to kick off a new project you keep asking yourself the question for the…
Continue ReadingI was thinking about the new Java EE 6 web profile recently. Beside some current presentations at the jax2010 it seems as if more and more of the well know "webcontainer" products move into this direction ( Apache Web Profile , Resin and others I d…
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