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Articles for the keywords: JavaFX
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15 Jun 2013
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Java Spotlight Episode 136: Paul Parkinson on JSR 907: Transaction API 1.2 @jcp [31402]
By Roger Brinkley
Paul Parkinson has been designing, developing, supporting, and presenting on transaction processing systems since the early 90s and has worked at Oracle for the past 10 years where he is Development Lead for Middleware Transaction Processing working on WebLogic and GlassFish application servers as well as integration with the Oracle database, Tuxedo, SOA, etc. He is specification lead for the Java Transaction API (JSR907).
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04 Jun 2013
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Java Spotlight Episode 135: Marina Vatkina on JSR 318: Interceptors 1.2 [31302]
By Roger Brinkley
Marina Vatkina is currently a Principal Engineer at Oracle and Specification Lead for EJB 3.2 under the Java Community Process (JCP). During the last 10 years she has been responsible for several areas in the implementation of the Sun's and now GlassFish Java EE application server, including persistence, transaction manager, and EJB container.
What's Cool
- Anthony Goubard says he built basic open source office suite in 30 days.
- Gerrit shows you how to build JavaFX UIs with Javascript
- Graham smith started a two part series on Drag-and-Drop: part one and part two
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31 May 2013
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Java Spotlight Episode 134 [31191]
Kin-man Chung on JSR 341: Expression Language 3.0
"Kin-man was interested in Java and Java EE since the early years. He worked on a project that compiled Java codes into native Sparc codes. He was the main author the JSP compiler in Tomcat 5. He worked on the specification and reference implementation JSP 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2. ;He is now the spec lead for EL 3.0, and also works on GlassFish."
News
- Adopt-a-JSR Meeting 31 May
- Java EE 7 Launch
- JavaFX Maven Plugin 2.0 alpha Feedback needed
- Scenic View 8 Developer Preview 3 Released
- JavaOne 2013 Track Selection Progress
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22 Apr 2013
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Java Spotlight Episode 128: Joe McGlynn on Java Security Dialogs @jbmcglynn [30640]
Interview with Joe McGlynn, Director of Engineering at Oracle overseeing Java client development
Joe McGlynn, Director of Engineering at Oracle where he oversees Java client development, joins host Roger Brinkley on Java Spotlight Episode 128 for a discussion of the new Java security dialogs, plugins and applet support. Joe McGlynn is currently leading development of Java Deployment, Scene Builder, and JavaFX. He has managed software engineering organizations for 25 years in a variety of product domains including Developer Tools, Distance Learning, Call Center Automation and Biotechnology.
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22 Apr 2013
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NetBeans Is a Vital Tool in Development of NASA's Deep Space Flight Dynamics Support System [30531]
Geertjan Wielenga on the Role of NetBeans
The Deep Space Flight Dynamics Support System (DSFDSS) is a proposed prototype for auxiliary ground system support on NASA's Lagrange point missions. Geertjan Wielenga blogs on the development of DSFDSS, which relies heavily on NetBeans. The role of NetBeans in all of this, he continues, is that it allowed for a rapid prototype to be bootstrapped on an otherwise thin mission budget. The wizard framework makes daily operational procedures simple and greatly reduces risk of failure. The docking system makes drag and drop actions simple, allowing for highly interactive analyst workflow. The simplicity of JavaFX interop facilitated adding non-traditional web-based visualizations seamlessly.
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