FOSDEM slides
>If other presentations are also online, please post them to the list. Java Security: How Free Software Is Secured Using the Java Language After a general introduction to why Java seems a reasonable choice for writing large and robust free software packages, the talk discusses the security features of the Java platform. It is shown how several actors play together to ensure type safety, encapsulation and declarative access control. Four concrete denial-of-service attacks illustrate the importance of enhancing the platform by techniques for managing resource consumption. http://www.dandelis.ch/people/brawer/articles/classpathSecurity/ As Mark said on this list, one of the talks in the FOSDEM security track couldn't be given, which was an unexpected opportunity to present Java security (and the existence of free Java implementations) to a broader audience. Because there was so little time for preparation, we had to mangle the general presentation into something that might be of interest to a security audience. IMHO, this just-in-time squeezing has left some visible scratches and rough edges, but the audience didn't seem to complain. Some people even came and asked how they could help Classpath. Thanks heaps to Chris, Dalibor, Mark and everyone else who helped with last-minute comments, late-night hacking, etc. Best regards, -- Sascha Sascha Brawer, [EMAIL PROTECTED], http://www.dandelis.ch/people/brawer/ ___ Classpath mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/classpath
FOSDEM slides
Hi there, I have added my slides from FOSDEM2006 to the Wiki at: http://developer.classpath.org/mediation/Fosdem2006 I simply have dropped in into the schedule. I had to make some slight corrections: JTable and JTree editing seems to work quite well now, and - what surprises me even more - copy and pasting seems to just-work as well. Robert has done the work to make text selection possible. Yesterday I tried and hit CTRL+C inside a Swing text field and CTRL+V inside GEdit and it works. This really put me off my socks... :-) However, I would like to encourage everybody who made a presentation to upload his slides and/or other material to the Wiki as well. I found everything that I've seen really interesting and would like to read over it again. Of course, it would also be nice for those who couldn't come. This was a great weekend! Cheers, Roman signature.asc Description: Dies ist ein digital signierter Nachrichtenteil
Re: FOSDEM slides
Hi all, Also returned home from Fosdem. It was great! Still catching up on email and all the new patches. Please be patient if you are expecting a reply on some message from me. But feel free to ping me in case I missed something important. Again everybody that didn't come to drink and talk did a lot of real work! It will be a challenge to get up to speed again on all the patches. On Mon, 2006-02-27 at 14:32 +0100, Roman Kennke wrote: > I have added my slides from FOSDEM2006 to the Wiki at: > > http://developer.classpath.org/mediation/Fosdem2006 > > I simply have dropped in into the schedule. Thanks! > I had to make some slight corrections: JTable and JTree editing seems to > work quite well now, and - what surprises me even more - copy and > pasting seems to just-work as well. Robert has done the work to make > text selection possible. Yesterday I tried and hit CTRL+C inside a Swing > text field and CTRL+V inside GEdit and it works. This really put me off > my socks... :-) Grin. I must say I was also amazed about some of the things I saw and heard this weekend! We need to do a new GNU Classpath snapshot soon to get all the new good stuff in the hands of our users. > However, I would like to encourage everybody who made a presentation to > upload his slides and/or other material to the Wiki as well. I found > everything that I've seen really interesting and would like to read over > it again. Of course, it would also be nice for those who couldn't come. Yes please! If you have slides (or pictures from the event) please post them somewhere. I would love to reread some of the presentations. > This was a great weekend! It was indeed! Apologies to everybody that couldn't make it. Cheers, Mark signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part
Re: FOSDEM slides
Roman Kennke wrote: Hi there, I have added my slides from FOSDEM2006 to the Wiki at: http://developer.classpath.org/mediation/Fosdem2006 I simply have dropped in into the schedule. I had to make some slight corrections: JTable and JTree editing seems to work quite well now, and - what surprises me even more - copy and pasting seems to just-work as well. Robert has done the work to make text selection possible. Yesterday I tried and hit CTRL+C inside a Swing text field and CTRL+V inside GEdit and it works. This really put me off my socks... :-) However, I would like to encourage everybody who made a presentation to upload his slides and/or other material to the Wiki as well. I found everything that I've seen really interesting and would like to read over it again. Of course, it would also be nice for those who couldn't come. This was a great weekend! Cheers, Roman I'll get my slides posted tonight I hope. I enjoyed the weekend, the presentations were great and it was nice to meet people in person. Already I am looking forward to FOSDEM 2007 and reports of the great advances we have made in 2006! Regards, Dave
Re: FOSDEM slides
On Mon, Feb 27, 2006 at 02:53:09PM +0100, Mark Wielaard wrote: > Yes please! If you have slides (or pictures from the event) please post > them somewhere. I would love to reread some of the presentations. Done. And here are some links i talked about: http://www.cacaojvm.org/tgolem/ (kind of unofficial): http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/cacaojvm/tgolem/testing/benchmarks_jvm98.html http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/cacaojvm/tgolem/testing/benchmarks_dacapo.html And... great weekend! Definitely next year again... TWISTI
FOSDEM: slides from JamVM talk
Hi, Roman has kindly uploaded the slides from my talk to the Wiki (see http://developer.classpath.org/mediation/Fosdem2006). Thanks, Rob. P.S. There's one obvious mistake on slide 2. The release date of JamVM 1.4.2 should be 2006 not 2005!
