A new website has been launched for Tomcat Expert Community and What is their objective? The first line reads as below, in their about us page.
Our goal is to help improve the adoption, performance and value of Apache Tomcat for enterprise users.
Well. I was waiting for such an expert community for world’s most popular Open [...]

One of the key engineers in the Java EE 6 effort explains the latest developments about profiles, annotations, APIs, extensibility, and pruning – as well as how the JEE 6 focus on flexibility, extensibility, and ease of use manifests in GlassFish v3

Sun announced a channel for Java certification aspirants in Twitter and Facebook. You can get important anouncements, offers etc through this channel.
Twitter
Facebook

Bangalore, March 11, 2010: Darwin’s reference to biological symbiosis involves two or more species that commit to a relationship and through their combined efforts and mutual collaborative interactions, both stand to gain success. In a similar vein, there can be no doubt that one of the hottest spaces in enterprise software today is collaboration. It’s [...]

By Lora Bentley
Interview with Andy Astor, CEO, open source database vendor, EnterpriseDB. The company recently received a third round of venture funding from investors including IBM.
Question: Not long ago, you announced that IBM joined existing investors for EnterpriseDB’s third round of venture funding. Why did IBM get involved this time?
Astor: IBM does not typically invest [...]

By Percival Pelaez
If you are a web designer or a web developer or looking to become one, there are sets of skills you need to understand to become a good one. Here is some information about the skill, where to learn about, materials, trainings and uses for a web designer or a developer.
1) HTML
This is [...]

Author: pirumandal
Consumption of energy sources has a negative reaction on the environment. Datacenters, PCs, printers and other IT gadgets use a large amount of power and consequently cooling energy is needed to counteract the power usage, which will be an endless circle of energy waste and also increased expenses.
Green IT via Green computing
Green computing is [...]

In this episode Scott talks to Joshua Marinacci from Sun, a Staff Engineer working on JavaFX. JavaFX, along with Flash and Silverlight battle to be The VM for the Web. We chat about how JavaFX approaches things and muse on who will win the web.

Hanselminutes Podcast 160 – JavaFX and the Web’s Four Virtual Machines [...]

After some years of relative stability, Java-based Web application development is in a season of innovation. In this JavaWorld podcast, Andrew Glover talks with Sun Microsystems’ Director of Web Technologies Tim Bray about forces for change in the Web development and deployment space. Tune in for Bray’s inside perspective on current trends in Java Web [...]

Author: pirumandal
IT has gone through tremendous changes and will continue to spell more in coming years. Gone are those days when enterprises have to satiate with PC based applications in absence of alternative options. The scenario has changed drastically and the credit goes to the giant – Google.
No doubt, leaders did already exist in [...]