Message from javaftpclient Most recent post: 1/21/2007 2 authors and 2 replies. Enterprise Distributed Technologies is happy to announce the immediate release of edtFTPj 1.5.4, the popular JAVA library for embedding full FTP capabilities into JAVA applications. edtFTPj is Open Source (LGPL) and can be freely embedded into commercial applications. It supports a wide range of FTP commands, and has been downloaded over 150,000 times. Unrestricted (i.e. non-LGPL) commercial source licenses are also available at a very reasonable price. This release makes many small fixes and improvements: * Added support for STOU, i.e. all put() methods now permit a null parameter for the remote filename - the FTP server generates a unique name that is returned. * Timeout value now applies during initial connection to a remote host, so connection attempts won't hang if a timeout is set. Only works for JRE 1.4+. * Control character encoding now used when reading directory listings. * Added exists() method to FTPClientInterface and FTPClient. * Fixed bug in handling FTP error messages when data connection has been terminated. * Do not null out FileFactory when quit() is called. * Added support for MLST via fileDetails(). See http://www.enterprisedt.com/products/edtftpj/overview.html We also have available a derivative commerical product, edtFTPj/PRO, a secure version of edtFTPj supporting FTPS and SFTP. For more details see http://www.enterprisedt.com/products/edtftpjssl/overview.html read more about edtFTPj 1.5.4 released (Free FTP client)
Message from Chris Smith Most recent post: 8/22/2006 3 authors and 5 replies. Good (morning/afternoon/evening/twilight), We are, as always, in need of volunteer moderators for the newsgroup comp.lang.JAVA.announce. If you are interested in the newsgroup, now is the time to do something. There is only one active moderator for the group at this time. If you are willing to serve in this capacity, please send an email to announce-private@xxxxxxxxxxx and introduce yourself. The time commitment is very flexible. Whatever you can do is appreciated. Please consider whether you are willing to help out the JAVA community in this way. Thanks, -- Chris Smith - Lead Software Developer / Technical Trainer MindIQ Corporation read more about CALL FOR MODERATORS: comp.lang.JAVA.announce
Message from IchBin Most recent post: 6/5/2006 2 authors and 2 replies. The collaboration of the NetBeans and BlueJ teams has resulted in the development of a new version of NetBeans: NetBeans IDE BlueJ Edition. This tool offers a seamless migration path for students that supports the switch from educational tools into a full-featured, professional IDE. For more information visit NetBeans IDE BlueJ Edition page on NB.org http://www.netbeans.info/newsletter/story.php?id=475 and also the NetBeans / BlueJ Edition tutorial page on bluej.org http://www.netbeans.info/newsletter/story.php?id=476Thanks in Advance... IchBin, Pocono Lake, Pa, USA http://weconsultants.servebeer.com/JHackerAppManager __________________________________________________________________________ 'If there is one, Knowledge is the "Fountain of Youth"' -William E. Taylor, Regular Guy (1952-) read more about NetBeans IDE 5.0 - BlueJ Edition Reaches Beta
Message from Richard Asbury Most recent post: 5/16/2005 2 authors and 3 replies. Hello all, A couple of colleagues and I are creating a 3D modelling application called Sapphire, intended primarily for creating 3D models and environments for games. The application is intended to promote a number of innovative features that make modelling of both organic and artificial objects a doddle. It's going to be free, open-source and extensible. I have put up a small website discussing the project in more detail and showing screenshots of it's current incarnation at www.btinternet.com/~richard.asbury/sapphire. We are currently looking for help with development. We are particularly looking for programmers (obviously we're working in JAVA) and OO designers, but anyone is welcome to join in. Even if you've little or no technical experience, you could still play a significant part in helping decide what should go into the application, and making sure that feature implementations are satisfactory. If you'd like to gain some technical expertise, this is a great way to do it, and a great thing to be able to put on a resume/CV. One of the main aims of the project is to get experience working in a team, and with this sort of application, and so any help'd be gratefully received. Thanks, Richard AsburyP.S. This isn't a homework assignment. read more about Help needed building 3D modelling/mapping application
Message from info Most recent post: 11/19/2004 2 authors and 2 replies. DobySoft is pleased to announce the release of NativeJ Ver 4.5.0! NativeJ automatically generates Win32 native EXE for your JAVA applications. No more ugly batch files! The executable generated by NativeJ looks and behaves like native Window applications. They can even be installed as services! There is no need to write custom JNI code or wrestle with a C compiler. Just click-and-go! It's that easy! New in this release: - Support for JDK/JRE V5.0 (JVM V1.5). - Redirection of stdout/stderr to popup message box (for GUI applications) or event log (for Win32 services). - Option to always delete embedded JAR files when EXE terminates. - Option to allow Win32 services to interact with desktop. For more information, please visit: http://www.dobysoft.com/products/nativej/index.html read more about [ANN] NativeJ Ver 4.5.0 - JAVA EXE Maker
Message from Christian S. Collberg Most recent post: 10/15/2004 2 authors and 2 replies. SandMark 3.4.0 (Mystique) ------------------------- SandMark is a tool developed at the University of Arizona for examining, obfuscating, watermarking, optimizing, measuring, visualizing, decompiling, and attacking JAVA bytecode. The ultimate goal of the project is to implement and study the effectiveness of all known software protection algorithms, and to develop tools to make implementation and evaluation as simple as possible. Currently, SandMark incorporates * 13 static and 3 dynamic software watermarking algorithms (Venkatesan, Collberg, Stern,...) * 33 code obfuscation algorithms, * 3 code optimization algorithms, * 6 bytecode diff algorithms (Manber,...), * a visualization tool that can display bytecode instructions, a program's inheritance graph, method control flow graphs, register interference graphs, and method slices. * 6 software complexity metrics (Harrison, Munson, Kafura, Halsted, McCabe, Chidamber). * a "wizard" that can select appropriate software watermarking and code obfuscation algorithms to protect a program. SandMark 3.4.0 (Mystique) is our first full release. It is available for download from http://sandmark.cs.arizona.edu SandMark currently runs on Linux, Windows, and MacOS. It requires JAVA 1.4. Software watermarking algorithms can be used to embed a customer identification number (a fingerprint) into a JAVA program in order to trac read more about [ANN] SandMark 3.4
Message from jay_k_architect Most recent post: 10/15/2004 5 authors and 6 replies. http://www.JAVARSS.com is a portfolio of websites rich in JAVA News, JAVA Articles and JAVA Blogs. JAVA developers, JAVA Architects and JAVA Managers can read daily news, articles and blogs through the convenience of your favorite browser. JAVA websites can join by submitting their link to JAVA RSS. JAVA users can be reached by JAVA sites instead of them searching for sites and links to their JAVA RSS. Whether you blog JAVA, publish news, JAVA articles or any JAVA information, feel free to link to http://JAVARSS.com. Visit http://JAVARSS.com ~ Jay read more about [ANN] JAVARSS.com - JAVA New, JAVA Articles and JAVA Blogs, Just one bookmark
Message from kiran Most recent post: 9/27/2004 2 authors and 2 replies. Hello, RareFind has been building products for the developer community since 3 years. Now, we'd like to venture into the modeling/design tool space. We'd like to hear from you about your specific requirements. Please answer this 2-minute survey. http://www.rarefind.com/survey/uml_survey.htm Regards, Pragnaan Software Group RareFind Engineering Innovations Pvt. Ltd. www.rarefind.com read more about [Survey] Help us build a winning product!
Message from asdf Most recent post: 8/20/2004 3 authors and 3 replies. [Removed invalid group comp.lang.JAVA - moderator] Please do not flame me for posting it to 4 JAVA groups :P Introducing CookSwing: XML to GUI toolkit BSD License with complete source code. The web site: http://cookxml.sourceforge.net/cookswing/ A comprehensive JAVA web start demo: http://cookxml.sourceforge.net/cookswing/cookswingdemo.jnlp There are references (albeit not comprehensive), tutorials and JAVA web start demos. Features: 1. All Swing components can be configured. This is including but not limited to JFrame, JDialog, JScrollPane, JTable, JList, JComboBox, etc. 2. Support various layouts: BorderLayout, BoxLayout, FlowLayout, GridBagLayout, GridLayout, SpringLayout, etc. 3. Support attaching AWT listeners (ActionListener, etc), Swing listeners (ChangeListener, etc) and Bean listeners (PropertyChangeListener, etc) to any components/models that support them. 4. Simple custom tags extensions. In fact, you can view the CookSwing tag library as an extension to CookXml, the XML decoding engine behind CookSwing. 5. Locale and resource bundle support. Suggestions and improvements are welcome. read more about Introducing CookSwing: XML to GUI toolkit
Message from krishna.tyner Most recent post: 7/18/2004 2 authors and 2 replies. In this 55 minute Flash presentation, James Gosling, father of JAVA technology, discusses the state of the JAVA platform, his new role as Sun Developer Tools CTO, and JAVA technology vs .NET. Check it out: http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/JAVAtools/jsenterprise/reference/presentations/jgosling/mwclassframe.html?ssobm=ng read more about JAVA Development in Internet Time
Message from toporov Most recent post: 7/15/2004 2 authors and 2 replies. JNIWrapper 2.5 Beta for Windows and JExplorer Beta 3 ==================================================== http://www.jniwrapper.com Today we introduce the prerelease of new JNIWrapper 2.5 and a new Beta version of JExplorer - Beta 3. New JNIWrapper is the Beta release that covers many important issues resolved after version 2.4.1 and adds some new features to the library. JExplorer Beta 3 released to deliver the general changes we made since Beta 2 to users who provided their feedback. The JExplorer API (application programming interface)was significantly refactored and greatly simplified since last release. Check the What's New page to see the detailed list of changes in both products (http://www.jniwrapper.com/whatsnew.jsp).What's New in JNIWrapper 2.5 Beta for Windows --------------------------------------------- Changes since version 2.4.1: - Support for JAVA applets. - ActiveX GUID can be used for code generation instead of Library ID. - Logging API (application programming interface)has been introduced and uses Log4J (starting from v.1.2) for performing output. If Log4J isn't available in CLASSPATH, logging doesn'thing. - Installation supplied as MSI. - Codegen: ability to specify COM module in the command line for code generation. - Samples for integration with Microsoft Media Player and Adobe Acrobat Reader. - clientToScreen(), screenToClient(), and getWindowText() methods to Wnd class. - Wnd class has been extended with read more about [ANN] JNIWrapper 2.5 Beta for Windows and JExplorer Beta 3
Message from Bernd Eggink Most recent post: 7/11/2004 2 authors and 2 replies. Autojar generates self-contained jars starting from a given list of classes. It searches the bytecode recursively for referenced classes, extracts the corresponding files from wherever they reside, and creates an archive containing only the classes you really need. Version 1.2.1 can be downloaded at http://www.rrz.uni-hamburg.de/RRZ/B.Eggink/en/JAVAtools/autojar/ A rpm package for Linux is available at http://www.jpackage.org/-- Bernd Eggink Regionales Rechenzentrum der Uni Hamburg Bernd.Eggink@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.rrz.uni-hamburg.de/RRZ/B.Eggink/ read more about Autojar 1.2.1 released
Message from krishna.tyner Most recent post: 6/24/2004 2 authors and 2 replies. Sun is soliciting input for the next generation of j2ee application servers and'd like to get your opinion. Fill out this short survey and tell us what you really think so we can build products that meet your needs. This survey isn't restricted to current Sun customers, we value all opinions! Voice your opinion here: http://see.sun.com/Apps/DCS/mcp?q=ST1WG0DTFqfbqAW read more about Survey available: j2ee application servers
Message from lachlanja Most recent post: 5/28/2004 3 authors and 4 replies. A new release of the YAWL (Yet Another Workflow Language) system is available. YAWL (Yet Another Workflow Language) is a workflow language/management system based on a rigorous analysis of existing workflow management systems and workflow languages. Unlike traditional systems it provides direct support for most of the workflow patterns (http://www.workflowpatterns.com). YAWL supports the control-flow perspective, the data perspective, and is able to interact with web services declared in WSDL. It is based on a distributed, web-friendly infrastructure. Project: http://www.citi.qut.edu.au/yawl Documentation: http://www.citi.qut.edu.au/yawl/yawldocs.jsp Download: http://www.citi.qut.edu.au/yawl/downloads/download.jsp YAWL is an open source initiative and the key people are: Arthur ter Hofstede http://sky.fit.qut.edu.au/~terhofst/ Wil van der Aalst http://is.tm.tue.nl/staff/wvdaalst/ Lachlan Aldred http://sky.fit.qut.edu.au/~aldredl/ Marlon Dumas http://sky.fit.qut.edu.au/~dumas/ Lindsay Bradford http://www.citi.qut.edu.au/people/student_pages/bradford_l/index.html read more about [Announnce] YAWL - Open Source Workflow/BPM
Message from Kleopatra Most recent post: 2/28/2004 2 authors and 3 replies. Thanks to many detailed comments and helpful suggestions the FormBuilder went through a visual/usability overhaul while the core functionality remained stable: SwingEmpire FormBuilder helps in quickly building GUIs with JGoodies Forms. Features * rapid visual design of form-oriented GUIs * targeted on JGoodies Forms * re-usable layout data * immediate preview in choosable LookAndFeels * persisting layout data separated from application code * persisting via standard XMLEncoder * pluggable custom components * pluggable persistence format The preview is available at http://www.swingempire.de/palace/FormBuilder Test and (hopefully :-) enjoy - I'm eagerly awaiting your feedback. Regards Jeanette Winzenburg, Berlin read more about [ANN] SwingEmpire FormBuilder - Preview 0.9.2
Message from Wayne Citrin Most recent post: 10/21/2003 2 authors and 2 replies. JNBridge, LLC, announces the general availability of JNBridgePro 1.4, the latest release of the company's JAVA-.NET interoperability tool for software developers, with new features that support large-scale application development. JNBridgePro enables the integration of pure JAVA with .NET applications, while maintaining JAVA's cross-platform portability and conformance to JAVA standards. JNBridgePro supports J2SE or j2ee and the leading j2ee application servers, allowing .NET code to access j2ee facilities including EJBs and JNDI. With this release, JNBridge introduces new functionality that speeds development, eases deployment, and provides fault tolerance. Key new features and benefits include: - Support for Continuity of Business (COB) solutions. An automatic failover mechanism that enables a backup JAVA-side server to take over if the primary server fails. - Flexible configuration. Additional JAVA sides can now be specified via an application configuration file, which eases changes in deployment and configuration. - Faster proxy assembly. The generation of proxy assemblies is faster, by a factor of 10, making it practical to generate proxies for very large JAVA APIs that contain thousands of classes. Availability JNBridgePro version 1.4 is available for immediate download from the JNBridge web site. See http://www.jnbridge.com for further information. Wayne Citrin ____________________________________ Wayne Citrin JNBridge, LLC read more about [ANN] JNBridge Releases Version 1.4 of JNBridgePro, the JAVA-.NET Interoperability Solution
Message from Ed Powell Most recent post: 9/18/2003 3 authors and 5 replies. REQUEST FOR DISCUSSION (RFD) unmoderated group comp.sys.mac.webobjects This is a formal Request For Discussion (RFD) for the creation of a world-wide unmoderated Usenet newsgroup comp.sys.mac.webobjects. This isn't a Call for Votes (CFV); you cannot vote at this time. Procedural details are below. Newsgroup line: comp.sys.mac.webobjects Developing for and administrating Apple WebObjects RATIONALE: comp.sys.mac.webobjects Often called Apple's best-kept secret, WebObjects is a JAVA-based platform for developing web applications. It provides an integrated environment for quickly and easily developing dynamic websites, and is robust and scalable enough for high traffic use. A common ground is needed for discussion of development and administration issues for those that develop for and run WebObjects applications. Apple used to run a web-based bulletin board for Webobjects discussion, but has shut those down and replaced them with three seperate mailing lists which have a combined posting rate of near 40 messages a day. The creation of a newsgroup would give discussions more 'breathing space', and also give other Webobjects users who aren't aware of the mailing lists (or don't care for mailing lists) a forum for discussion. CHARTER: comp.sys.mac.webobjects This newsgroup is for the discussion of Apple WebObjects, including but not limited to: the sharing of ideas, thoughts, and knowledge in developing for or administrating t read more about RFD: comp.sys.mac.webobjects