grubbelWeblog of Jonas Bonér [jonas AT codehaus DOT org]AOP Roadshow In Japan- August 31, 2005 Japan Tour My Japan tour is starting to come to an end. During the past week I have been traveling in Japan, done two general sessions at BEA Tech Day 2005 conferences (Tokyo and Osaka), plus a press conference and a bunch of BEA internal training sessions. I had never been to Japan before, but I am very interested in their culture and I love Japanese food, so this trip has in many ways been a very interesting and fun experience. I had some fears that my visit would turn out similar to the...http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/jboner/archives/001165_aop_roadshow_in_japan.html util.concurrent on steroids- August 30, 2005 Steve has written a nice article on how you can coordinate threads in a distributed application, transparently, and with very little effort. He does this simply by sharing an instance of a CyclicBarrier, a class in Doug Lea's excellent util.concurrent package(now included in JDK 5.0), across a cluster Using Distributed Shared Objects (DSO). It really shows the power of DSO in action, by solving an extremely tricky problem in almost no time and no code.http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/jboner/archives/001163_utilconcurrent_on_steroids.html Time to Throw Out Your Distributed HashMap- August 19, 2005 Patrick Calahan has written an interesting article on Distributed Shared Objects (DSO) and how they compare to traditional ways of doing caching and clustering. DSO might just as well be the death of the the distributed hashmap, e.g. JCache etc. Seems to be the only sane way of doing clustering in Java.http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/jboner/archives/001160_time_to_throw_out_your_distributed... JVM support for AOP - part 2- August 8, 2005 The second part of our article series about JRockit JVM support for AOP is now published. This article describes in more detail on how the API is used, showing some code samples and ends with a discussion in which we try to explain how we address the questions and issues (around the shortcomings of bytecode manipulation) raised in part one in the series. The prototype will be downloadable soon, stay tuned.http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/jboner/archives/001149_jvm_support_for_aop_part_2.html |