Friday 3 September, 2010

java

  • Oracle lawsuit unlikely to prompt Java forking 02/09/2010 05:13:00

    Spring Framework founder Rod Johnson says fragmentation probably won't happen, though Oracle's behavior isn't helping
    Oracle's lawsuit against Google over Java patents could alienate some people in the Java space, but the litigation is not likely to prompt a forking of the Java platform itself, the founder of the popular Spring Framework for Java development said on Wednesday.

  • Google technologist derides Oracle's lack of developer focus 02/09/2010 04:42:00

    Google may have pulled out of JavaOne because of diminished developer focus, says Tim Bray
    When it bowed out of the JavaOne conference this year, Google cited Oracle's lawsuit over Java use in Google Android. But one Google technologist suggests a second possible reason for Google's reticence: Oracle's lack of focus on developers.

  • Google bows out of JavaOne due to lawsuit 30/08/2010 04:25:00

    The search giant said it doesn't feel it can freely share its thoughts at the conference due to Oracle's suit
    Due to its dispute with Oracle, Google said it will not present at the JavaOne conference this year.

  • Microsoft won't stop .Net on Android 27/08/2010 09:34:00

    Initial port under development
    Oracle's patent and copyright lawsuit against Google for its use of Java in Android won't be repeated by Microsoft if .Net is used on the Linux-based mobile operating system instead.

  • Gosling: Oracle could still live up to 2007 Java pledge 26/08/2010 02:59:00

    Oracle had called for a 'vendor-neutral' body to oversee Java, but that was before it bought Sun Microsystems
    There is still a way for Oracle to calm down people concerned about the fate of the Java programming language under the vendor's stewardship, according to James Gosling, known as the "father" of Java.

  • Ghost of Sun's Schwartz chides Oracle's Google lawsuit 24/08/2010 10:18:00

    Android first seen as endorsement of Java
    Oracle's recent patent infringement lawsuit against Google around the way its Android operating system uses Java is contradictory to the apparent joy of former Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz in a blog post three years ago still hosted by Oracle.

  • OutSystems offers agile development for the cloud 19/08/2010 06:22:00

    OutSystems leverages Amazon's cloud platform for developers building Java and .Net applications
    OutSystems is offering a cloud-based version of its agile development platform for building Web applications.

  • Java founder derides Oracle's lawsuit against Google 17/08/2010 04:24:00

    James Gosling says the spat between Oracle and Google is really about ego, money, and power
    Java founder James Gosling has weighed in on Oracle's lawsuit against Google over Android's use of Java, saying the unsurprising litigation was about ego, money, and power.

  • Google calls Oracle lawsuit 'baseless,' vows to fight it 14/08/2010 06:20:00

    Oracle is claiming patent and copyright infringements in Google's use of Oracle's Java technology
    Google will put up a fight in response to the patent- and copyright-infringement lawsuit that Oracle filed over the use of Java in the Android mobile phone platform.

  • Oracle sues Google over Java use in Android 13/08/2010 10:24:00

    The complaint says Google's phone OS infringes Oracle patents related to Java
    Oracle has filed a lawsuit against Google, charging that its Android phone software infringes Oracle patents and copyrights related to Java, Oracle said on Thursday.

  • Tax office goes Ubuntu for AUSkey Linux standard 21/07/2010 09:35:00

    Generic Linux and Unix port to go public
    The Australian Taxation Office is preparing to release a Linux port of its AUSkey authentication software with Ubuntu being the reference distribution for testing and development.

  • Oracle data grid scales .NET to new heights 15/07/2010 06:30:00

    The new version of Oracle Coherence gives .NET apps Java-sized scalability
    A new version of Oracle's data grid software will allow Microsoft .NET applications to scale to the same large multi-server environments long enjoyed by Java enterprise applications, according to Oracle.

  • Nokia boosts Java development for Symbian 3 phones 09/07/2010 10:08:00

    Developers gain open source runtime under terms of Symbian Foundation's Eclipse Public License
    Nokia, with the Mobile Runtime for Java Applications (JRT), is enabling development of Java applications for Symbian 3 devices, Nokia officials said Thursday.

  • Gosling: Oracle gets server-side Java, but confused about desktops, cell phones 30/06/2010 07:08:00

    Java founder offers mixed outlook for Oracle's handling of the technology
    James Gosling, the key developer of the Java platform while he was at now-defunct Sun Microsystems, said Tuesday that Oracle, which bought Sun earlier this year, has an excellent understanding of the server-side Java but is confused about what to do with Java on desktops and cell phones.

  • Open source Jspresso serves multi-channel RIA 21/06/2010 14:07:00

    No need to code Swing, Flex, JavaScript or HTML
    After more than a year of development the open source Jspresso project has released version 3.5 which promises to streamline rich Internet application development for Flash, Ajax and Swing interfaces.
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