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Java Open Source Hub Newsletter
5 Dec. 2003
Vol 1, Issue 2
SELESKOVICH.COM's resource for java open source developers.
http://java.seleskovich.com
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Greetings,
This week we are focusing on SunNetwork 2003 Conference in Berlin, and
Sun's announcement of Java Desktop System and Java Studio Creator.
Java Desktop System is nothing more than Sun's over night idea of
bundling up Java, Linux and StarOffice into one package which with
their trademark Java would sell. While Java Studio Creator is supposed
to be an easy-to-use environment for Java development.
Come to site to read more news, articles or discusions about java and
open source.
Until next time,
Kenan Seleskovich
([email protected])
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Focus of the month:
First Look At Sun's Java Desktop System
The Java Desktop System is a comprehensive, secure, highly-affordable
enterprise desktop solution that is simple to use and works with existing
infrastructure. Based on open source and standards but backed by Sun,
the Java desktop offers a tightly integrated and tuned client environment
with more stability, manageability, and usability.
http://java.seleskovich.com/articles.asp?id=16
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Table of contents:
* JSwat - Java Debugger
* Details On Proposed Release of NetBeans 4.0
* Sun previews Java Studio Creator
* netbeans.org and the future of Java Tools Framework
* Sun slashes the cost of its Java Desktop System
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JSwat - Java Debugger
As reported on sourceforge, there is a new version of JSwat the Java
Degugger. For those of you who do not know, JSwat is a standalone,
graphical Java debugger front-end, written to use the Java Platform
Debugger Architecture (JPDA) library provided by JavaSoft.
http://java.seleskovich.com/news.asp?id=104
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Details On Proposed Release of NetBeans 4.0
More details are now available for the work performed by Sun engineers
as part of the new NetBeans 4.0 plan. The main proposed themes for 4.0
release are coding productivity and a new Ant-based build system.
Further work is also planned for Web application support and an
improvements to the "out-of-the" box developer experience.
http://java.seleskovich.com/news.asp?id=103
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Sun to previews Java Studio Creator
At its SunNetwork 2003 Conference in Berlin, Sun has announced a
technology preview release of Sun Java Studio Creator. Formerly
code-named Project Rave, this is claimed to be an easy-to-use
environment for Java development.
http://java.seleskovich.com/news.asp?id=102
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netbeans.org and the future of Java Tools Framework
Sun Microsystems, Inc. and the netbeans.org open source tools community
today unveiled a new roadmap for the NetBeans Application Framework,
detailing the path to version 4.0 of the premier tools framework for
the Java platform. The roadmap features advances that are intended to
extend the reach of developers building Web and Web services
applications, desktop graphical interfaces and mobile clients. It also
addresses critical developer productivity enhancements and a complete
redesign of the user interface to provide a more intuitive,
"out-of-the box" developer experience.
http://java.seleskovich.com/news.asp?id=101
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Sun slashes the cost of its Java Desktop System
Sun is hoping to increase the penetration of Linux on the enterprise
desktop by slashing the price of its Java Desktop System, which is
designed to replace Microsoft's Windows operating system and Office
suite.
http://java.seleskovich.com/news.asp?id=100
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========================================================================
Java Open Source Hub Newsletter
5 Dec. 2003
Vol 1, Issue 2
SELESKOVICH.COM's resource for java open source developers.
http://java.seleskovich.com
========================================================================
Greetings,
This week we are focusing on SunNetwork 2003 Conference in Berlin, and
Sun's announcement of Java Desktop System and Java Studio Creator.
Java Desktop System is nothing more than Sun's over night idea of
bundling up Java, Linux and StarOffice into one package which with
their trademark Java would sell. While Java Studio Creator is supposed
to be an easy-to-use environment for Java development.
Come to site to read more news, articles or discusions about java and
open source.
Until next time,
Kenan Seleskovich
([email protected])
========================================================================
Focus of the month:
First Look At Sun's Java Desktop System
The Java Desktop System is a comprehensive, secure, highly-affordable
enterprise desktop solution that is simple to use and works with existing
infrastructure. Based on open source and standards but backed by Sun,
the Java desktop offers a tightly integrated and tuned client environment
with more stability, manageability, and usability.
http://java.seleskovich.com/articles.asp?id=16
========================================================================
Table of contents:
* JSwat - Java Debugger
* Details On Proposed Release of NetBeans 4.0
* Sun previews Java Studio Creator
* netbeans.org and the future of Java Tools Framework
* Sun slashes the cost of its Java Desktop System
========================================================================
JSwat - Java Debugger
As reported on sourceforge, there is a new version of JSwat the Java
Degugger. For those of you who do not know, JSwat is a standalone,
graphical Java debugger front-end, written to use the Java Platform
Debugger Architecture (JPDA) library provided by JavaSoft.
http://java.seleskovich.com/news.asp?id=104
========================================================================
Details On Proposed Release of NetBeans 4.0
More details are now available for the work performed by Sun engineers
as part of the new NetBeans 4.0 plan. The main proposed themes for 4.0
release are coding productivity and a new Ant-based build system.
Further work is also planned for Web application support and an
improvements to the "out-of-the" box developer experience.
http://java.seleskovich.com/news.asp?id=103
========================================================================
Sun to previews Java Studio Creator
At its SunNetwork 2003 Conference in Berlin, Sun has announced a
technology preview release of Sun Java Studio Creator. Formerly
code-named Project Rave, this is claimed to be an easy-to-use
environment for Java development.
http://java.seleskovich.com/news.asp?id=102
========================================================================
netbeans.org and the future of Java Tools Framework
Sun Microsystems, Inc. and the netbeans.org open source tools community
today unveiled a new roadmap for the NetBeans Application Framework,
detailing the path to version 4.0 of the premier tools framework for
the Java platform. The roadmap features advances that are intended to
extend the reach of developers building Web and Web services
applications, desktop graphical interfaces and mobile clients. It also
addresses critical developer productivity enhancements and a complete
redesign of the user interface to provide a more intuitive,
"out-of-the box" developer experience.
http://java.seleskovich.com/news.asp?id=101
========================================================================
Sun slashes the cost of its Java Desktop System
Sun is hoping to increase the penetration of Linux on the enterprise
desktop by slashing the price of its Java Desktop System, which is
designed to replace Microsoft's Windows operating system and Office
suite.
http://java.seleskovich.com/news.asp?id=100
========================================================================
ABOUT THIS NEWSLETTER
The SELESKOVICH.COM does not hold any copyright on the above mentioned
texts. All of them that are not written by SELESKOVICH.COM are linked
with the holder of the text's copyright (Author). If for any reason
we at SELESKOVICH.COM are in the bridge of the copyright law please
don't sue us immediately but inform us of the bridge of the copyright
law and we will remove your text's immediately. All the texts included
on our site are NOT for any financial benefit, simply intellectual! In
other words, don't sue us since we are already broke!
========================================================================