TechRepublic, ZDNet, Linux Magazine Connection about Java

TechRepublic

• Parse XML with the StAX Java API, by Peter V. Mikhalenko, 31 March 2008.
• Send XML documents online with SAAJ, by Peter V. Mikhalenko, 20 March 2008.
• Programming smart cards with the Java Card platform, by Peter V. Mikhalenko, February 29, 2008.
• Nuances of the Java 5.0 For-Each Loops, whitepapers.
• Discover how the Java Native Interface works, by Peter V. Mikhalenko, September 6, 2006.
• Understand the inner workings of generics in Java, blog.
• Java Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB) 2.0 offers new functionality …, by Peter Mikhalenko, blog.
• Processing XML using Java Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB) (Sun Microsystems).
• Generating an XML Document From XML Schema With JAXB (Oracle).
• Introducing JAX-WS 2.0 with the Java SE 6 platform (Sun Microsystems).
• Sun releases GlassFish V2 and the Sun Java System Application Server 9.1. Host: Sonja Thompson, News Editor.
• Sun has patched 11 vulnerabilities across Windows-, Linux-, and Solaris-based versions of its JRE’s and Java Web. See details at the following blogs: Sun security and ZDNet security. For updates please click here.
• Sun JavaFX and NetBeans propaganda.
• JavaFX Mobile, Photos: Sun dials up JavaFX Mobile.
• New Java scripting language is special (FX).
• JavaFX: Sun’s Late Start in RIA Race.
• Process images in Java with JAI, blog managed by Peter V. Mikhalenko.
• Process multimedia with the Java Media Framework API, by Peter V. Mikhalenko; see additional resources about JMF.
• Java Reflection is a technology that looks inside a Java object at runtime … by Peter V. Mikhalenko, Nov 2006.
• Get your feet wet with Sun’s tiny Java DB, by Peter V. Mikhalenko.

ZDNet

• ZDNet: Video: Sun introduces JavaFX.
• ZDNet: NetBeans vs. Eclipse, by Ed Burnette.
• ZDNet: Eclipse wants you to know it has friends, by Dana Blankenhorn; see inside some interesting hyperlinks.

Linux Magazine Connection

• Linux Magazine Connection: Flex, JavaFX, or Silverlight? Part 1 of our series aimed at sizing up the platforms for building the next generation of Rich Internet Applications (RIA). Read more, Martin Streicher’s Linux Magazine, May 2007.
• Linux Mag.: The Message from JavaOne: Enabling the Community As Sun’s transformation to a completely open company continues, the company renews it’s commitment developing an ecosystem of developers around their software. Read more.
• Linux Mag: Java: Linux’s New Best Friend? Thursday, June 28th, 2007. My Opinion: Java Sun Microsystems and Linux are older friends!! Linux is first preferred platform for many good, strategic software vendors in the last decade.