On May 6, 4:02 am, Lloyd Meinholz wrote:
> These are mean as honest questions, I'm not trying to nit-pick here...
>
> Why didn't Sun provide a JDK for MacOSX like it (eventually) did for Windows
> and Linux? Did Apple take the lead because they thought they would provide
> the best LOF for the g
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Better to put java at the end and rename it all to ScalaPosse
On May 7, 2010 1:30 AM, "Kerry Sainsbury" wrote:
Which reminds me -- it would be great if the Scalawags section was at the
very end, AFTER emails, so I don't have to fast-forward through all those
"arrrgh"s.
On Fri, May 7, 2010 at
On May 5, 7:02 pm, Steven Herod wrote:
> Don't run it as an applet, use the web start to get it going.
>
> Does it have a future? Sure, if we MAKE it have a future.
>
> BTW Has anybody got some links to real HTML5 applications?
On Windows, JavaFX 1.3 actually works really well (both the browser
I use Glassfish for long time now, no complaint at all. It reaaly has great
integration with netbeans. Incremental Deployment or deploy on save works quite
well, but it doesnt suit me since i press ctrl + s soo often :D.
Developing Java EE application using netbeans and glassfish is a happy
ex
We've been having pretty good results with the openEJB project from Apache.
Todd
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From: javaposse@googlegroups.com on behalf of David
Sent: Thu 5/6/2010 3:50 PM
To: The Java Posse
Subject: [The Java Posse] Which J2EE app server uses the least amount of
resources?
I
Do you need an app server or just a web server?
For an app server, Glassfish is probably the leanest.
For just a web server, Jetty is pretty small, although there are even
smaller ones like Winstone.
On May 6, 2:50 pm, David wrote:
> I currently support a j2ee application which most of our cus
I currently support a j2ee application which most of our customers run
on Weblogic or Websphere. For development purposes (on my laptop)
this app runs ok on OC4J. However, our next major release will be on
will be jdk 1.6, so I will need to find another alternative as an app
server to run on my l
Which reminds me -- it would be great if the Scalawags section was at the
very end, AFTER emails, so I don't have to fast-forward through all those
"arrrgh"s.
On Fri, May 7, 2010 at 11:12 AM, Steven Herod wrote:
> On May 6, 2:31 pm, "phil.swen...@gmail.com"
> wrote:
> > seems to me that's up to
On May 6, 2:31 pm, "phil.swen...@gmail.com"
wrote:
> seems to me that's up to the guys who run the java posse. and you
> might note all the apple related discussion on here as well as pretty
> much the whole tech-scene throughout the internet. most tech-
> enthusiasts find it interesting.
Of c
> #2 already and declining, it seems.
>
> Remember the TIOBE
> indexhttp://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.html
> from last month.
#2 by .007% the last time I checked, which has to be well within the
uncertainty of such a poll. Java isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
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You
And now it's being removed from OSX:
fakesteve.net/2010/04/we-are-removing-flash-support-from-os-x.html
Moandji
On 6 May 2010 15:15, "Casper Bang" wrote:
That goes both ways though. Even worked on high-input corporate
intranet sites where there needs to be keyboard access to everything?
It's ju
That goes both ways though. Even worked on high-input corporate
intranet sites where there needs to be keyboard access to everything?
It's just down right impossible across browsers and with frames
involved. At least with a Flash app, you can run entirely in your own
container context and ignore th
I guess I'm letting my unpleasant past experiences with the Blackdown port
on Linux and the FreeBSD ports cloud my judgement. If OpenJDK is as good as
the Sun provided JDK's on other platforms, then that is definitely good news
and I'm glad to hear that.
What do you think the future of Java on Mac
Another point is, flash feels like a hack in HTML, when you focus on a
game and all your youtube, then all your shortcut key to your browser
is gone. There is always this frustrated moment when I hit Ctrl-T for
a new tab with no effect and realize I am focused in a flash app.
On May 3, 2:00 am, R
These are mean as honest questions, I'm not trying to nit-pick here...
Why didn't Sun provide a JDK for MacOSX like it (eventually) did for Windows
and Linux? Did Apple take the lead because they thought they would provide
the best LOF for the graphical parts, because Sun didn't have the extra
res
> The sky isn't falling down.
Nope, but ashes are!
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