Posts Tagged Java
Java EE 6 online code camp is starting today
Posted by Sébastien Stormacq in Java on 11/01/2010
The first online Java EE 6 code camp is starting today, it is not too late to register.
The objectives of this code camp is to let you practice and code, code, code using key Java EE 6 technologies.
Online mentors (top notches guys from the Java community) will be available online to answer your questions.
One more thing : this is entirely free, so do not hesitate and register today.
WS-Security with GlassFish ESB
Posted by Sébastien Stormacq in Uncategorized on 12/10/2009
When selling GlassFish ESB to partners, we (Sun) have to provide our partners with all the material allowing them a quick ramp-up on our technology. That’s the main reason why my group (Sales Engineers, Northern Europe) created a 3 days GlassFish ESB technical workshop.
My contribution to this workshop is a one hour module about WS-Security and GlassFish ESB (and OpenESB). The idea is to demonstrate how easy it is to setup a WS-Security enabled channel between a web service provider and a web service client.
Specifically, the screencast tutorial shows how to establish mutual certificate authentication between an EJB based web service and a JBI service assembly, acting as web service client, in this case, a BPEL module.
The module is now released online, booth as PDF slides and as a screencast tutorial.
To learn more about WS-Security, I recommend this reading.
Enjoy !
JavaFX presentations and demo during our last JUG meeting
Posted by Sébastien Stormacq in Java on 27/07/2009
A couple of days ago, the Luxembourg Java User Group – YaJuG – and the Lorraine JUG held a last meeting before the holiday season. They invited Simon Ritter and myself to talk about ademo JavaFX.
The meeting was organized on a boat (une péniche) usually dedicated for theatre performances.
The slides are now posted on YaJuG’s web site while Lorraine JUG posted some pictures on Picassa.
French local newspaper "Le Républicain Lorrain" wrote a short paper about this and even sent a photograph for the occasion (lower left of the page, in french !).
Next JUG Event : Java & Web Applications Security
Posted by Sébastien Stormacq in Java on 12/05/2009
The next YaJuG (the Luxembourg Java User Group) event will cover some security topics for Java developers :
- How to implement cryptography (encryption, key generation, signature, etc.) from within your Java applications
- A review of the Java top-10 security breaches in your web applications.
More details and registration are available online. Book your agendas : May, the 27th 2009
Platform Popularity and Job Posting
Posted by Sébastien Stormacq in Java on 17/11/2008
One of the interesting way to mesure the popularity of a software platform or framework is to capture the number of job posting requiring experience with the platform or the framework.
This is the type of search indeed.com allows to conduct. And guess what ? GlassFish experience appearing in job postings increased ~700% during the last two quarters ! More than 6 times the growth of popularity of the other application servers.
Stil looking for evidences of GlassFish adoption ?