And then a dinosaur comes and forces you to swap the green skivvy for a
blue one. Such is life.
Peter
Christian Catchpole wrote:
I wonder if the wiggles have the same issues. I heard their colour
choices were down to who got to the skivvy shop the quickest.
On Dec 10, 10:44 am, Joe
Brian Leathem wrote:
On 10/12/09 8:10 PM, Reinier Zwitserloot wrote:
I always thought Service-Oriented-Architecture was a a devteam take-a-
break bullshit word.
You know, something you tell the brass so they get off your back for a
month or two, giving the team time to spend some much
Of course it's your opinion. It's the internet - what isn't?
The point is: Your opinion was very rude.
On Dec 11, 8:22 am, kibitzer dunl...@gmail.com wrote:
The
fact that some (ex-)netbeans developers and many sun engineers read
these forums only adds to the extreme rudeness of this kind
There's talk of opening netbeans?
Whatever are you on about? Netbeans is open already. Has been for
quite some time. Have a look:
http://hg.netbeans.org/
No need to ask for anything. Just import the repository and start
coding.
The forum thread referenced by the OP *SPECIFICALLY* mentions that
Unfortunatly SOA, UML and Visual Web plugins are unfunded and will not
be released going forward,
The conspiracy theorist in me knows that the free SUN, SOA especially,
solution were as good or better than the Oracle offerings which cost
100's of thousands of dollars to license in production.
The
I don't really see anything rude here and I understand the OP, also
having relied on JSR's which have gradually and silently morphed into
zombies. Sun engineers have had to cancel and postpone plenty of stuff
for resource reasons, this notion is apparent in many Sun lead
projects now and even in
Casper Bang wrote:
Oddly enough, no JavaFX support in the OS independent bundle. Also,
was kinda hoping Sun would pay back Google by offering some JavaFX
to Android bridge.
My *opinion* (after a few readings months ago) is that Google doesn't
absolutely want Sun to port JavaFX to Android.
for those interested, Mark posted the Straw-Man proposal
http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~mr/lambda/straw-man/
his blog
http://blogs.sun.com/mr/entry/closures_straw_man
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So will Project Lambda and Project Coin eventually map to each their
own JSR's, forming JDK7 along with JSR-292 (InvokeDynamic), JSR-294
(Jigsaw), JSR-308 (type annotations), JSR-166xyz (Doug Lea's
concurrency stuff) and NIO2 (new new I/O)? Is this the current state
of JDK7? It's getting a little
Jesus, Tim. I just finished yelling at some other paranoid nutcase for
blaming this on sun/oracle. Sit down, and listen.
Oracle hasn't bought sun YET. The SEC would get rather extremely
concerned if oracle has already been telling sun to deep-six a bunch
of FOSS competition, and has apparently
It's not that hard to find. Just read Mark Reinhold's blog.
That is indeed the plan; no JDK7 final release until there's a java7
JSR with the votes to carry it. You may fill in the blanks and presume
that such a JSR would take the form of an umbrella JSR, as all javaX
JSRs have been so in the
It's not that hard to find. Just read Mark Reinhold's blog.
I know. It's just that some info end on this blog, something else on
another blog, then this mailing-list and then another mailing-list.
Alex Miller used to track this pretty well, but it appears he has
given up because it appears
I am genuinely baffled and somewhat taken aback by the vitriol in this
thread. I'm not sure what it is I did wrong. Was it posting a link to
the thread on another forum? If so, my only intent there was to say,
Hey look -- looks like no more SOA plugins, this looks official. I
certainly was not
I'll quote Reinier from the UML-plugin-thread:
Jesus, Tim. I just finished yelling at some other paranoid nutcase for
blaming this on sun/oracle. Sit down, and listen.
So, if you're still concerned, well, I really can't help you.
With kind regards
Ben
On 12 Dez., 01:12, kibitzer
On Dec 11, 2:36 pm, Casper Bang casper.b...@gmail.com wrote:
I see JSR-294 is now dead as well, so strike that from the list above.
Jsr-294 is alive and well, in spite of OSGi propaganda to the
contrary.
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On 11/12/09 5:10 PM, Ben Schulz wrote:
I'll quote Reinier from the UML-plugin-thread:
Jesus, Tim. I just finished yelling at some other paranoid nutcase for
blaming this on sun/oracle. Sit down, and listen.
So, if you're still concerned, well, I really can't help you.
With kind
That other guy is Michael Neale. He's clearly a pervert.
On the subject of SOA, which got flamed a few posts up, I think you
need to separate the concept of thinking of an Enterprise architecture
as a collection of Services, which has real value, from the WS-* train
wreck.
Yes, SOA is over
Well, vitriol is what happens when you post paranoid horse manure. If
you'd like to avoid it in the future, don't post paranoid rantings.
Just post the scoop (officious response that SOA plugin is effectively
dead), and if you can't manage to add commentary that doesn't paint
all of sun as evil
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