paul.nowak wrote: Matt, thanks for the comments. I made an error on the version of Plone. It's 2.5 Plone running on Zope 2.9x.
In regards to the additional products, we have a skin installed and we have a product that we had custom developed for us that connects to a PostgreSQL database. We've looked at slow PostgreSQL queries causing problems and have not been able to find an issue. We've also tested for the case where the PostgreSQL server is down and have not been able to create an issue. We therefor...
The next generation of the Java Studio Creator IDE is in its second early access release, with several new features and fixes. Studio Creator is built on NetBeans 4.1 and includes features like a new set of JavaServer Faces components, support for building JSR-168 portlets, easy access to databases, a streamlined application model, and more.
For those who are new to Sun Java Studio Creator, Sun says that "Sun Java Studio Creator is an easy-to-use visual integrated development environment (IDE) for serious web development on the Java platform. Build applications visually, with minimal code creation, using its drag-and-drop components (EJBs and web services, too), automatic page navigation, and other convenient features."
Along with bug fixes and improved stability, the new version includes a lot of usability improvements, many of which were based on direct feedback from the first Early Access users.
Here are the highlights:
Better stability and performance with improved memory management. Refactoring has been implemented so that developers can make global changes in their source code, propagating them throughout the application without altering program behavior.
Binding components to data is more intuitive, with the ability to access database information using Sun’s exclusive Data Provider objects from within the "Bind to Data" dialog box.
Now when web services and EJB methodsare dragged from the server navigator onto data components, the tables are populated with placeholder data.
Sample applications, previously available only on the web, are now bundled directly in the product. So far they include: JAAS Authentication, Jump Start Cycles, and Travel Center.
Developers can now create new projects based on their own project templates. Any existing project can be used as a template making it convenient to develop new applications derived from a baseline project of your choosing. Once project templates have been created, they appear next to the standard project types in the "New Project" dialog box.
A "Save As…" action has been enabled in the Server Navigator so developers can save projects under a different name.
The Page Fragments feature has been improved, especially around grid layout editing. Now the grid defaults to a certain width and height, and also contains placeholder text.
Developers can now join the Java Studio Creator 2 Early Access program and download the new IDE free for the duration of the program. This offer Includes SDN Membership.
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Following a link to an article does not entitle you to just start playing audio interviews through the browser. It's especially ridiculous with no controls available to shut the noise off. It's even playing on this feedback page. How much more obnoxious does it get? This is worse than popup ads! Having 2 windows open to JDJ can't even detect that there's one message already playing. Make it stop.
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Randall McGarvey commented on 11 Nov 2005
Following a link to an article does not entitle you to just start playing audio interviews through the browser. It's especially ridiculous with no controls available to shut the noise off. It's even playing on this feedback page. How much more obnoxious does it get? This is worse than popup ads! Having 2 windows open to JDJ can't even detect that there's one message already playing. Make it stop.
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JDJ News Desk commented on 8 Nov 2005
Sun Java Studio Creator Available For Free. The next generation of the Java Studio Creator IDE is in its second early access release with several features and fixes. Studio Creator is built on NetBeans 4.1 and includes a lot of cool new preview features like a new set of JavaServer Faces components, support for building JSR-168 portlets, easy access to databases, a streamlined application model, and more.
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JDJ News Desk commented on 8 Nov 2005
Sun Java Studio Creator Available For Free
The next generation of the Java Studio Creator IDE is in its second early access release with several features and fixes. Studio Creator is built on NetBeans 4.1 and includes a lot of cool new preview features like a new set of JavaServer Faces components, support for building JSR-168 portlets, easy access to databases, a streamlined application model, and more.
Carla King wrote: Java Studio Creator 2004Q2, the current release, is now FREE with membership in the Sun Developer Network and you can also download the early access version of Java Studio Creator 2 at http://developers.sun.com/jscreator/. In fact, we've just posted a great new Flash demo of v2 on the website. Take the tour:
http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/javatools/jscreator/reference/quickto...
Carla King
Managing Editor, SDN for Java Studio Creator
Randall McGarvey wrote: Following a link to an article does not entitle you to just start playing audio interviews through the browser. It's especially ridiculous with no controls available to shut the noise off. It's even playing on this feedback page. How much more obnoxious does it get? This is worse than popup ads! Having 2 windows open to JDJ can't even detect that there's one message already playing. Make it stop.
Randall McGarvey wrote: Following a link to an article does not entitle you to just start playing audio interviews through the browser. It's especially ridiculous with no controls available to shut the noise off. It's even playing on this feedback page. How much more obnoxious does it get? This is worse than popup ads! Having 2 windows open to JDJ can't even detect that there's one message already playing. Make it stop.
JDJ News Desk wrote: Sun Java Studio Creator Available For Free. The next generation of the Java Studio Creator IDE is in its second early access release with several features and fixes. Studio Creator is built on NetBeans 4.1 and includes a lot of cool new preview features like a new set of JavaServer Faces components, support for building JSR-168 portlets, easy access to databases, a streamlined application model, and more.
JDJ News Desk wrote: Sun Java Studio Creator Available For Free
The next generation of the Java Studio Creator IDE is in its second early access release with several features and fixes. Studio Creator is built on NetBeans 4.1 and includes a lot of cool new preview features like a new set of JavaServer Faces components, support for building JSR-168 portlets, easy access to databases, a streamlined application model, and more.
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The past month has seen an unprecedented concentration of Cloud-related articles, events, tweets, and - above all - product launches, partnership announcements and M&A moves. So is Cloud Computing, after three years, finally coming to the boil? Here, by way of allowing you to jud...
GigaSpaces and GoGrid have been strategic partners for quite a while. This week, we jointly announced a new technology partnership aimed at offering Java and .NET as a PaaS solution. To further explain our combined solution, there is a webinar slotted for October 14th where Guy N...
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Big news on the Cloud Standards front, I was just informed that the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) - 
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