After a few months of doing python development, which to me still feels like a straight jacket. I had some Java coding to do last week and promptly wasted a few hours checking out the latest toys, being:
Eclipse 3.4 M7
Hudson
Findbugs for Hudson
Eclipse 3.4 M7 is the first milestone I’ve tried for the upcoming Eclipse release. [...]
Also tagged eclipse, java, python, reviews, subversionUpdate: a slightly updated version of this article has been published on the Javalobby weekly news letter and on the javalobby site itself after Matthew Schmidt invited me to do so.
Update 2: The serverside has linked here as well. Readers coming from there, the version on Javalobby linked above is the latest and also has [...]
aQute | Code / Bnd
java -jar bnd-0.0.145.jar wrap -output out foo.jar will produce nice osgi bundle for any given jar file.
(tags: java OSGi tools)
Does REST need a service description language? // plasmasturm.org
nice argument against WADL
(tags: rest WADL webservices)
Over the past few weeks, I’ve dived into the wonderful world called OSGi. OSGi is a standardized (by a consortium and soon also JCP) set of java interfaces and specifications that effectively layer a component model on top of Java. By component I don’t mean that it replaces JavaBeans with something else but that it [...]
Also tagged eclipse, java
