Pandemonium Medicine ShowWeblog of Mike Duigou aka bondoloJXSE 2.5 : What's Cool 5 -- java.util.concurrent- September 20, 2007 JXSE (JXTA for Java SEEE 5.0) 2.5 contains quite a number of exciting changes for JXTA application developers. This little series will look at a few of the important changes in the upcoming release. JXSE 2.4 was the first version to require Java Standard Edition 5.0. For that release we used only a small amount of JSE 5 specific functionality. The requirement of JSE 5.0 was primarily about advancing the support matrix to include the then newly released JSE 6 and providing the opportunity to...http://blogs.sun.com/bondolo/entry/jxse_2_5_what_s4 JXSE 2.5 : What's Cool 4 -- Generics & enums- September 13, 2007 JXSE (JXTA for Java SEEE 5.0) 2.5 contains quite a number of exciting changes for JXTA application developers. This little series will look at a few of the important changes in the upcoming release. JXSE 2.4 was the first version to require Java Standard Edition 5.0. For that release we used only a small amount of JSE 5 specific functionality. The requirement of JSE 5.0 was primarily about advancing the support matrix to include the then newly released JSE 6 and providing the opportunity to...http://blogs.sun.com/bondolo/entry/jxse_2_5_what_s3 JXSE 2.5 : What's Cool 3 -- Programmers Guide 2.5- September 12, 2007 JXSE (JXTA for Java SEEE 5.0) 2.5 contains quite a number of exciting changes for JXTA application developers. This little series will look at a few of the important changes in the upcoming release. One of the most exciting new developments related to JXSE 2.5 is the new edition of the JXSE Programmers Guide that will accompany it's release. Mohamed Abdelaziz (hamada) began working on updating of the Programmers Guide last summer. Over the past year hamada has been leading the effort to add...http://blogs.sun.com/bondolo/entry/jxse_2_5_what_s2 JXSE 2.5 : What's Cool 2 -- META-INFservices- September 6, 2007 JXSE (JXTA for Java SEEE 5.0) 2.5 contains quite a number of exciting changes for JXTA application developers. This little series will look at a few of the important changes in the upcoming release. One thing that's cool about working on an open source project is that every so often a community member you've never heard of will speak up and make a brilliant suggestion that even after years of devoted work on the project everyone else somehow missed. Exactly this happened last fall a few weeks..http://blogs.sun.com/bondolo/entry/jxse_2_5_what_s1 JXSE 2.5 : What's Cool 1 -- NIO TCP- September 5, 2007 JXSE (JXTA for Java SEEE 5.0) 2.5 contains quite a number of exciting changes for JXTA application developers. This little series will look at a few of the important changes in the upcoming release. JXSE provides two primary low-level message transports; TCP and HTTP. In the vast majority of cases, even for peers which are behind NAT and firewalls, the TCP message transport is used because it offers the best performance, lowest overhead and lowest latency. The HTTP message transport is used...http://blogs.sun.com/bondolo/entry/jxse_2_5_what_s Pavlova is Wrong for JXSE 2.5- September 5, 2007 A long time ago the name "Pavlova" was nominated as a JXSE (JXTA for Java SEEE 5.0) release name. JXSE releases are named for celebratory foods and we have had releases named after foods from every continent and many cultures. Pavlova is a light, fluffy, airy, subtle meringue dessert from New Zealand or Australia (depending on who you ask or trust). JXSE 2.5 is, to contrast, the most significant JXSE release since JXTA 2.0 four years ago. JXSE 2.5 is the result of ten months of intense...http://blogs.sun.com/bondolo/entry/pavlova_is_wrong_for_jxse |