:: Introspection ::Jeff Haynie's Web LogJBoss Remoting Committed to JBoss HEAD- February 19, 2003 JBoss Remoting I commited the JBoss remoting code to HEAD tonight. There is some more work that needs to take place after the refactoring now to get it fully tested - since some packages have moved around a bit. Hopefully, Tom and I can have this fully stabilized in the next couple of weeks so we can do some heavy load and stress testing on it and work out all the kinks.http://www.jroller.com/jhaynie/entry/jboss_remoting_committed_to_jboss Chiara - you're right, you lost me.- February 15, 2003 I'm totally baffled, you seem lost. Seriously, you might have emotional problems. Take a break.http://www.jroller.com/jhaynie/entry/chiara_you_re_right_you When to Refactor- February 14, 2003 Refactoring is a very important design and development criteria to me. One of the most critical things I've learned over the years, and apply almost religously today. Often, there's debate about "when to refactor" I let others debate the "why refactor" - that's just a waste of time to me. Refactoring in my opinion should be done continously. I like to call that "continous refactoring" - using a similar concept to "continuous integration". Refactoring should be done.http://www.jroller.com/jhaynie/entry/when_to_refactor1 Non-compliant VoiceXML- February 14, 2003 Speech-based Biometrics In this Dr. Dobb's Journal article, Moshe Yudkowsky talks about Biometric Verification using Speech technology. This subject is very cool. Our company offers the same thing, using SpeechWorks technology called SpeechSecure. However, unlike BeVocal, who Moshe uses as his reference in the article, we do VoiceXML-based speech biometrics in a way that is compliant to the standard. I admit, BeVocal is a competitor. They are a consumer..http://www.jroller.com/jhaynie/entry/non_compliant_voicexml Microsoft SALT vs. W3C VoiceXML- February 13, 2003 Microsoft vs. the W3C The big debate in the Speech Industry these days is Microsoft's SALT specification against the World Wide Web Consortium's (W3C) VoiceXML standard. Dr. Jim Larson, Intel standards guru and Co-Chair of the W3C Voice Browser Working Group (VGWG), last week at the TVUI conference made a statement in his presentation that the SALT vs. VXML debate was over. I tend to agree. However, if Microsoft has anything to do with it -- as was suggested by the...http://www.jroller.com/jhaynie/entry/microsoft_salt_vs_w3c_voicexml How to Keep Your Job- February 12, 2003 This subject has been discussed a good bit lately. Maybe you should chime in I think it's a great wake up call for solid programmer's.http://www.jroller.com/jhaynie/entry/how_to_keep_your_job How far Java has come- February 12, 2003 I'm aggravated with Sun Microsystems OK, so I'm a little more pissed today at Sun. After talking today with Coty Rosenblath about how far we've come since the JDK 1.0.2 days -- and it's been a long way -- we started talking about how Sun has screwed up a lot of fairly good products in its destructive path to J2EE. Kiva (via Sun-Netscape Alliance). Forte. NetDynamics. What value has Sun created from all these product acquisitions Maybe they're smart - and I'm clueless....http://www.jroller.com/jhaynie/entry/how_far_java_has_come J2EE vs. .NET Smackdown- February 12, 2003 Cedric's report on the J2EE vs. .NET Smackdown from Nov. 2002. Interesting to note the Microsoft comment about JBoss. I recently heard a rumor that Microsoft's top 3 competitors to .NET: Linux IBM JBoss WOW. No mention of Sun or J2EE.http://www.jroller.com/jhaynie/entry/p_font_face_tahoma_cedric I hate buildmagic.- February 12, 2003 I hate buildmagic. Enough said.http://www.jroller.com/jhaynie/entry/i_hate_buildmagic (Untitled)- February 11, 2003 OK, today is the first day of the rest of my blogs life. It's going to be a long ride. JBOSS Remoting I'm currently working on refactoring some of the JBoss remoting layer into using a more generalized framework. This framework will allow the different subsystems (EJB, JMX, etc.) to use a generalized remote invocation layer. This will plug in nicely to Bill Burke's AOP work. The main focus on the JBOSSR code is to allow the following main features: Separation of...http://www.jroller.com/jhaynie/entry/p_font_face_tahoma_ok |