• Skype Launched Connect to Target Enterprise Customers

    Updated: 2010-08-31 18:29:02
    Skype launched Skype Connect 1.0 on Monday to satisfy corporate customers. The application was known as Skype for SIP before. Skype connect that just finished Beta Testing, is a way to integrate  Internet Protocol calls with traditional private branch exchange (PBX) and Unified Communications systems. Skype Connect has about 2,400 users globally. The monthly .... Source   Skype Launched Connect to Target Enterprise Customers.

  • Open Source Enterprise Apps for Cloud Shot Up

    Updated: 2010-08-31 18:29:02
    According to an analysis by Black Duck Software, provider of products and services for software development with the help of open source software, open source projects in terms of enterprise IT application development for cloud is expanding rapidly. Melinda-Carol Ballou, program director, application life-cycle management & executive strategies, IDC further added .... Source   Gaea News Network.

  • Conversational CRUD in Java EE 6

    Updated: 2010-08-31 06:34:23
    This tutorial will demonstrate a pattern for creating CRUD applications in JSF and Java EE 6. While this is not the only way of implementing this mechanism, it does promote re-use and can give you essentially zero code CRUD pages requiring just the view code. The goal is to provide a single structure that provides the particular feature of being both stateless or conversational where we might...

  • Five Things You Should Know About ...Java Generics

    Updated: 2010-08-31 06:18:03
    Generics are one of the most controversial Java language features. Generics allows a type or method to operate on objects of various types while providing compile-time type safety, making Java a fully statically typed language. In this article, I am going to talk about five things that every Java developer should know about Generics.Generics are implemented using Type Erasure In Java a class or...

  • How to Clean Your Java Functions and Arguments

    Updated: 2010-08-31 05:00:45
    Have you ever been significantly impeded by bad code?  (Uncle) Bob Martin, the CEO of Object Mentor, asked this question at the NDC 2010 conference this year in his first of two major presentations on the subjects of testing and code cleanliness.  If you, or some developer you know is throwing bad code over the wall or passing it off to you, these two presentations will be a blessing to those...<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/javalobby/frontpage/~4/qD2FzerJlSk" height="1" width="1"/

  • Daily Dose - The Emotion Markup Language

    Updated: 2010-08-31 05:00:40
    The W3C is working to formalize a language of emotional states for computers.  This would include more complex emoticons for human-to-human interaction as well as more human-like interaction capabilities for computers.  Hopefully this means that some day our computers may be more friendly, literally.Ruby on Rails 3 Pulls Into the Station

  • Using JDBC to Connect to MySQL Part 3

    Updated: 2010-08-31 01:30:26
    There is another kind of statement which comes in handy when you are issuing an INSERT or UPDATE query. This is the PreparedStatement. The purpose of this object is to handle any characters which would need escaping. For instance, in our UPDATE statement above, we could store our name and status values [...]

  • James Gosling Launches Java T-Shirt Campaign

    Updated: 2010-08-30 11:44:35
    James Gosling has just launched a few t-shirt designs to hold Oracle to their pledge to free Java. The CafePress store has a number of different tshirts all with the tagline "Just Free It. Hold Oracle to their Pledge", along with some mugs, buttons and magnets.

  • Persistent State Machine with Apache SCXML

    Updated: 2010-08-30 10:45:57
    I'm bored of reinventing the wheel. Everytime I need a state machine to ensure my states traverse only valid transitions, I find myself either not bothering, because I trust my coding (and write all the necessary unit tests of course), or writing very similar code over again. James Sugrue

  • Random Thoughts on Clojure Protocols

    Updated: 2010-08-30 08:14:45
    Great languages are those that offer orthogonality in design. Stated simply it means that the language core offers a minimal set of non-overlapping ways to compose abstractions. In an earlier article A Case for Orthogonality in Design I discussed some features from languages like Haskell, C++ and Scala that help you compose higher order abstractions from smaller ones using techniques offered...

  • Qualcomm Launches Dev Lab

    Updated: 2010-08-26 20:50:14
    Qualcomm has introduced Qualcomm Services Labs (QSL), created to develop and introduce new services and applications that use mobile technology. QSL and its products will focus on mobile innovation by developing services and applications in five main areas native to the mobile experience: *Communication (keeping you connected in new ways) *Information/Entertainment (delivering meaningful, captivating content) *Discovery (personalized and context-aware [...]

  • Javamex survey

    Updated: 2010-08-26 19:30:00
    Readers are invited to take 5 minutes out to answer the site's Java programmer survey. The survey asks you your opinion about various aspects of Java programming: how difficult or easy do you consider aspects of Java such as threading, the 'volatile' keyword, using databases in Java etc. The survey is completely anonymous and the results will be used to improve the focus of future articles published on the Javamex web site.

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