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Bluetooth Developers and Implementers Can Succeed With Java Specification Request (JSR) 82

The common means of payment for purchases large and small will change for those who own a Java technology-enabled Bluetooth handheld device such as a mobile phone, pager, or PDA. So predicts C Bala Kumar, Distinguished Member of Technical Staff for Motorola's Wireless Software, Application and Services group, and the...

Tags: Developer, Java Specification Request, Java, Programming Languages, Bluetooth, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Wireless

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EAUpload 1.3 (Windows)

EAUpload is an ASP.NET file upload component that provides expansive functionality for ASP.NET applications to work with uploaded files to the web server by a browser. It conforms to the specification that is defined in RFC 1867 (Form-based File Upload). EAUpload doesn't require any client side control such as ActiveX...

Tags: Web Server, Microsoft ASP.NET, Server, File Upload, Microsoft Windows, EasyAlgo Software, EAUpload, Web Servers, .Net, Middleware, Internet, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software

Software downloads 2008-08-08

Jason Chen answers questions about Android

At the recent Google I/O 2008 conference, Jason Chen from the Android team presented a 90 minute introduction to Google's new software platform for mobile devices. Since I've written about Android basics before I'll just cover some of the points that were new or previously unclear. ...

Tags: Google Inc., Phone, Jason Chen, Android, Q., Programming Languages, Java, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Ed Burnette

Blog posts 2008-06-02

Sun waits out Microsoft

Sun waits out MicrosoftBinary Compatibility? To even suggest it is folly"I pushed the envelope, just for giggles, calling for binary compatibility between Java and .NET/DCOM/COM"This isn't useful and the mere suggestion brings back memories of the Object Request Broker ORB wars of years ago (CORBA R.I.P) and it doesn't solve...

Tags: ActiveX/COM/COM+/DCOM, Middleware, RPC, Sun Microsystems Inc., Microsoft Corp., COM, DCOM, COM Server

Discussion threads 2008-03-10

New OSGi spec eases Java use in runtime

The OSGi Alliance has released the latest specification for Java SE/EE, promising enterprise users the same agility and management capability that mobile apps have had since last fall.OSGi Service Platform Release 4 Core Specification Version 4.1, the result of JSR 291, provides a framework for packaging Java applications as independent...

Tags: Developer Tools, Eclipse, Enterprise Java, IBM, Java, Mobile, Open Source, Software Development, Software Infrastructure, Web Services

Blog posts 2007-05-31

Enhance Eclipse RCP With Scripting

Java Specification Request JSR 223 defines a set of APIs and a related framework to integrate the Java platform with scripting languages. The APIs are part of the standard library that ships with Java SE 6, so one gets free scripting support whenever one runs applications on a SE 6...

Tags: Jupitermedia Corp., Eclipse, Scripting Language, Java Specification Request 223, Java Development Tools, Programming Languages, Java, Open Source, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2007-05-09

Managing Personal Information - An Introduction to the PIM API for Java ME, Part 1

Personal information is one of the most important functions found in a handset, just second to voice. Users can use the PIM API for Java ME to enable their mobile Java applications to read and write to/from the locally stored personal information databases. Users can even write synchronizers to keep...

Tags: Handset, PIM API, Personal Information, Programming Languages, Java, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2007-03-01

Should SOA be run more like open-source projects?

Is SOA best left to a small cabal of "experts"? In the early 1990s, leading technology thinkers and doers recognized that enterprises needed to install a service layer that would abstract needed services from various, sundry, and mostly incompatible back-end systems. (Sound familiar?) Thus, CORBA (Common Object Request Broker...

Tags: CORBA

Blog posts 2006-06-27

JavaDB: An idea whose time has finally come?

Last year, at ApacheCon, according to Sun Chief Open Source Officer Simon Phipps, Sun senior staff engineer Francois Orsini apparently gave a demonstration of JavaDB -- Sun's version of Apache Derby. Apache Derby is basically a full blown relational database management system RDBMS that's based on pure Java. ...

Tags: JavaDB

Blog posts 2006-05-01

Apache falls victim to OASIS patent shelter

Ever since a debacle with ebXML subsequently diffused and, later, the way the Web Services Interoperability organization (the WS-I) selected Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards OASIS as the venue for "ratifying" certain Web services standards (as opposed to going through the more IP-progressive World Wide Web consortium...

Tags: intellectual property regime, OASIS, regime, intellectual property

Blog posts 2005-07-11

Might JavaOne have been NetBeans' last stand?

If you were a member of the press and a pre-registered attendee to JavaOne, you would have, in the weeks preceding the annual Java lovefest, had the dubious honor of a flood of e-mails from the public relations folks who represent the many members of the Java ecosystem. This...

Tags: Java

Blog posts 2005-06-30

What Sun open sourced, exactly

It's easy to get confused by all the knobs and levers that add up to Java and even more confusing when Sun announces that it's open sourcing something that's Java-related. For years now, IBM and others have been pressuring Sun to open source Java and the idea of doing...

Tags: Java

Blog posts 2005-06-29

BEA heads further down open source, Eclipse paths

Like every other major software vendor that wants a piece of the Java action, or has a piece of the Java action to protect, BEA is another company that’s looking to manage its presence in an increasingly open source world while hoping to preserve the once lush pastures of the...

Tags: BEA Systems Inc., Mark Carges

Blog posts 2005-06-28

Weighing options when going the open source J2EE route

In my last blog entry, triggered by a correction request from a member of ObjectWeb's executive committee, I descended into the netherworld of open source Java -- a world that few people understand and even fewer know what to do about should they be considering J2EE as the basis for...

Tags: J2EE, open source

Blog posts 2005-06-13

The Security and Trust Services API for J2ME, Part 1

Introduced with the Java Specification Request 177, the Security and Trust Services API SATSA optional packages provides APIs for communication with security elements, as well as security APIs for the management of digital signatures, digital certificates, and cryptographic operations. This paper presents an overview of SATSA, cover the communication APIs,...

Tags: J2ME, API, Security

White papers 2005-03-01

Web Services APIs for J2ME, Part 2: Java API for XML Processing

The Web Services APIs WSA for Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME), as defined by the Java Community Process Java Specification Request JSR 172, defines two independent optional packages for remote service invocation and XML parsing. These Java APIs are targeted at both the Connected Device Configuration CDC and the...

Tags: CLDC, Web, J2ME, Java API, API, Java, Programming Languages, XML, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Web Development

White papers 2004-11-02

IBM urges Sun to make Java open source

IBM urges Sun to make Java open sourceahahahahahacome on sun, open up, lets see the freedom the openness, don't worry, ms no longer wants java, we have c# now, way betterGood idea, but...If Sun opens Java, how will they stop companies like Microsoft from hijacking it? They likely have...

Tags: Programming languages, JBoss, Java, open source, IBM Corp., Sun Microsystems Inc.

Discussion threads 2004-02-25

Building Open-Standard Portlets for Location Information

As integration technologies such as portals and intelligence data become critical pieces of the business infrastructure, being able to share the information used and the applications portlets build becomes utterly essential if not legally required. Now a days people not only have all the ingredients needed for creating new applications...

Tags: Web Services For Remote Portlets, Portlet

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