This years JavaOne was filled with JSF, Ajax and even more the combination of the two. On the Pavilion several commmercial vendors were selling their ajax enriched jsf components. The blueprint team showed us the petstore. Oracle showed us how to build custom ajax enabled jsf components. And so on.
In my previous post I noted [...]

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The blueprints are back, The Petstore is back and Google smashes them exactly one hour later. What I’m talking about? This morning Sun did a presentation of their new Blueprints for Web 2.0 (sorry, it is not my choice of words) Applications. And to support their technical vision (what else is a generic blueprint) they [...]

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Yesterday I visited a session by Jetbrains Dmitry Jemerov about IntelliJs’ new product called teamServer (TS-5033 : IntelliJ IDEA: Integrated Team Environment) and I really was flabbergasted by the presented material. Everybody knows Continous Integration is a must have in your projects and everybody also knows Continuous Integration does not work or at least does not [...]

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I’m currently standing behind a Sun terminal at the conference and due to the position one has to take to use the keyboard and see the screen, it is impossible to make this a lengthy entry describing everything I’ve seen and heard today.
The conference was opened by the General Session aka keynote of Sun themselves. And the [...]

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My goodness, 691 speakers and 380 session all packed in 4 conference days. It’s huge, it’s massive and it’s almost impossible to pick out sessions to visit. It’s simply too much! Way too much. And even Sun’s schedule builder, an online session scheduler, won’t help. Just like a little kid in a toy store I want [...]

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No U turn on top of the golden gate bridge ?!
 
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