One more note (for now :) on GlassFish v3 Prelude. Sun is holding an online event called GlassFish Day, which is a day of short presentations (about 10 minutes each). There will be several presentations throughout the day. To see the schedule and decide which ones are of interest to you, please see this entry from The Aquarium...
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Read More ›Making Your GlassFish v3 Prelude Administration Console Plugin Pluggable In my last article, I talked about writing plugins for the GlassFish v3 Prelude Administration Console, which showed the various integration types supported out-of-the box by the console, but what if a plugin developer would like to allow <i>other</i> plugins to extend it just like the console itself does. In this short article, we’ll show how.....
Read More ›Not So Late Breaking News I’ve been meaning to say something about this for while, now, but I have been a bit busy, and was finally beaten to the punch by Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine over at The Aquarium. Before I go any further, go read Alexis' article, paying particular attention to the "real #1 winner" link. Go ahead. I’ll wait… image::https://glassfish.dev.java.net/public/image/glassfish_logo_large.....
Read More ›The Means Stultify the End From time to time, someone, trying to cut through all the hype and spin, will attempt some sort of statistical analysis to determine which web framework is "winning." The results are almost always disappointing, and not because I don’t agree with the outcome, but because the methodology is so flawed. The most recent attempt I’ve discovered, noble as it is, is no different. If you read.....
Read More ›JSFOne: Day Two Day two is over, as I sit here on the morning of the third, despite my best intentions. It was a long day for me, but a good one, overall. Despite my two talks scheduled for that afternoon, I took the time to attend one of the JSFOne sessions presented by Ted Goddard of ICEsoft on "Ajax Push/ICEFaces." Ajax Push is the term ICEsoft prefers for what others call Comet (Ajax.....
Read More ›JSFOne: Day One I’m actually writing this on day 2, but I was up late working and didn’t get a chance last night, so, without further delay, here are my thoughts on JSFOne day #1. This conference is a little different for me, as I’m speaking at this one. My first day, then, was technically Wednesday night. I finally arrived at the hotel and promptly ran into Chris Schalk.....
Read More ›JSFOne Looms! JSFOne is just a week and a half away, so if you haven’t done so yet, buy those tickets! The Java Posse recently plugged the show in the Quick News section in what I think might be the greatest 34 seconds in Java Posse history. Listen for yourself. ;) http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer[Get the Flash Player] to see this player. var so = new SWFObject('https://media.dreamhost.com/mediaplayer.....
Read More ›Maven and Annotations: Not as Easy as It Should Be Over the past year or so, I’ve been slowly migrating — somewhat accidentally — to Maven. I had even begun migrating the build environment for Scales from Ant to Maven, but hit a huge roadblock: annotation processing. Scales depends heavily on compile-time annotation processing, and the only thing I could find on the web was other people with.....
Read More ›Quercus on GlassFish via the Update Center Jim Driscoll wrote a really helpful blog entry regarding the GlassFish Update Center module he wrote for Mojarra. After reading that, I decided to revisit Quercus on GlassFish. Using Jim’s incredibly detailed entry, as well as looking at the code in the Mojarra 2.0 SVN repo, I was able to get an Update Center module working that installs and configures Quercus for you, so now.....
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