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Google Web Toolkit
2007, April 16 - 08:59 — laseelan
GWT
The GWT takes an unusual approach to Web application development. Rather than employing the normal separation of client-side and server-side codebases, GWT provides a Java API that lets you create component-based GUIs and then compile them for display in the user's Web browser. Using GWT is far closer to developing with Swing or SWT than the usual experience of Web application development, and it tries to abstract away the HTTP protocol and the HTML DOM model. Indeed, the fact that the application ends up being rendered in a Web browser feels almost incidental.
J2ME Core Concepts
2007, April 16 - 08:57 — laseelan
Java 2 Platform Micro Edition
At the heart of Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) are three core concepts: configurations, profiles, and optional packages.
Enterprise RIA
2007, April 12 - 18:55 — laseelan
Enterprise Rich Internet Applications
Agenda
• What is JSF?
• Rich Internet Applications (Web 2.0)
The Return of Scripting Languages (Java 1.6)
2007, April 24 - 17:54 — laseelan
With the advent of Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX)-based rich Web applications, scripting languages have made a comeback. This time, the script is meant to run at the client, where scalability generally isn't an issue (each client runs its own browser and hence its own scripts). The result is a very dynamic Web page that includes rich application features with acceptable performance.
Java 1.6 “Mustang”
2007, April 24 - 17:24 — laseelan
Standard Edition (Java SE 6) which code-named “Mustang” is the new name and future version for what previously known as J2SE. The new release will be identified as product version 6, and developer version 1.6.0. Java SE 6 has two products delivered under the name of the platform, that’s Java SE Development Kit 6 (JDK 6) and Java SE Runtime Environment 6 (JRE 6). Java SE 6 is currently in Beta 2 and is scheduled to be officially released later this year. Java SE 6 has greater level of maturity, stability, scalability and security of Java implementation.
Red Hat Developer Studio
2007, April 12 - 19:14 — laseelan
Exadel and Red Hat are Partnering to Open Source Exadel Studio Pro as Red Hat Developer Studio
