Sun BloggersWelcome to Blogs.sun.com! This space is accessible to any Sun employee to write about anything.Keeping Up With the Engineers and the Community...- September 17, 2008 There is a big push in the open source community to "open up" the code for any given feature or build to community input and feedback. For the project I'm working on, this means an effort invite the community preview software still in development that will enable any existing web application or web site with such social features such as profiles and discussions. With the same spirit, the project team advocates posting the related documentation as soon as practical so that...http://blogs.sun.com/clearconcise/entry/keeping_up_with_the_engineers GlassFish ESB- September 17, 2008 GlassFish ESB: Open ESB with support! The first glimmer of GlassFish ESB arrived this week. GlassFish ESB is positioned between the base OpenESB open source project and the various supported projects derived from OpenESB, like ESBSuite, MDM and CAPS. It contains a basic complement of components, and most importantly it includes support. This targets a common request and it allows a large percentage of applications to be built without resorting to a higher level product to get that all...http://blogs.sun.com/dfrankforth/entry/glassfish_esb Communications Suite 6: Single Host Deployment Example Updated- September 17, 2008 Many of you who have installed Communications Suite 6 (and survived) have come to rely on the Single Host Deployment Example, which describes how to install Sun Java Communications Suite 6 software on one computer for a functioning deployment. This document was recently updated to include Directory Server 6.3. Initially, this document was written for Directory Server 6.2, which we all know had problems and is no longer available. So now, the Single Host Deployment Example is up-to-date with...http://blogs.sun.com/factotum/entry/communications_suite_6_installing_on Polish OpenSolaris Conference- September 17, 2008 There will be another OpenSolaris conference in Szczecin, Poland. According to the announcement, this is the first Polish OS.o community conference. The conference will be held in October 24 - 25th. A program has already been posted to the official pages http:konferencja.opensolaris.com.plagenda. Our team is willing to introduce a translation process of OpenSolaris together with an experimental version of Community Translation Interface (CTI) for OpenSolaris. CTI is available at...http://blogs.sun.com/sunwg11nprg/entry/polish_opensolaris_conference I'm on BlogTalk Radio Thursday: HPC and Business Innovation- September 17, 2008 I guess it just happens one day-- someone sends you a press release and your name is in the friggin thing. They even printed my plug for the whimsical FlexRex twitter page: This week on Sun's Internet Radio show called Innovation Insider, Tony Warner, HPC Initiative Marketing Manager and Rich Brueckner, Community Manager for HPC Systems at Sun Microsystems will be discussing the latest developments in high performance computing and the business innovations organizations can experience enabled.http://blogs.sun.com/HPC/entry/i_m_on_blogtalk_radio Further Experiments with Griffon- September 17, 2008 Another small experiment with Griffon, but this time there's a problem, one that I've had a couple of times. First, the code. Here's the model: import groovy.beans.Bindable class App1Model Bindable String name = "James" Here's the controller: class App1Controller def model def view def saveName = evt - model.name = view.nameField.text Here's the view: build(App1Actions) application(title: 'App1', size:320,480, location:50,50, pack:true,...http://blogs.sun.com/geertjan/entry/further_experiments_with_griffon New Solaris Security Presentation for Tech Days 2009- September 17, 2008 I just finished putting together the presentation that will be given at the 2009 Sun Technology Developer Days, short TechDays, events across the globe. I'll be giving the presentation in a few weeks in So Paulo, Brazil, others will deliver it in Cities such as Seoul, Beijing, and London. If you've never been to TechDays, check out the web site - these (usually free) events are a great opportunity to learn the latest and hottest Sun technologies. You can download the slides in PDF as well.http://blogs.sun.com/schuba/entry/new_security_presentation_for_tech S3 Suspend- September 17, 2008 My home built workstation that is made up of an Asus mainboard with an intel 965 chipset and a Nvidia 8800GS graphics card now suspends (and resumes) as of OpenSolaris 2008.11 build 97. It has actually suspended since about build 93ish but before had never resumed. It just used to stick at some kind of half resumed state without logging any messages (or bringing back the screen) and I must admit to never getting around to hooking it up to serial console to try and debug it further. To test...http://blogs.sun.com/jameslegg/entry/s3_suspend Monday Night at VMWorld- September 17, 2008 I am really behind on blogging, we've been too busy preparing the booth and installing the demo. We took several last minute enhancements from back home. The doors opened at 5PM on Monday night. Virtually all of the attendees then streamed in for food, beverages and free stuff from the booths. We were really backed up handing out OpenXVM t-shirts, after the attendee signed up on kenai.com to get updates about the EA binary release of OpenXVM. We all decided to where the T-shirts instead...http://blogs.sun.com/bkirk/entry/monday_night_at_vmworld |