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implementation consents
with the Java Platform
Standard Edition 6
specification or not. The JCK
license would be fully in
consent of the terms of the
GNU General Public License version 2 (GPLv2) which is
available at:http://
openjdk.java.net/legal/
openjdk-tck-license.pdf.
Pioneer Java
Spreadsheet SDK is
now an Open Source
Innovation
Extentech Inc, an
innovative developer of Java
components and
development tools,
announced the release of
OpenXLS (under the GPL
license), which is an open
source version of the
company’s Java Software
Development Kit for
Spreadsheets, ExtenXLS.
OpenXLS is a robust and
risk-free way to integrate
spreadsheets into Java
programs and web
applications.
“With the release of
OpenXLS, Extentech has
leveled the playing field for
developers who need to
embed spreadsheet
functionality in their
applications,” states John
McMahon, CEO of Extentech
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Magical Java Charts in
Minutes!
Developers can now design
and configure attractive
graphical charts on any platform.
These are legantJCharts, which
are a collection of three charting
utilities: ElegantJ Chart Designer
IDE, ElegantJ Chart Library, and
ElegantJ Indicator and Gauges.
Developers can take advantage
of ElegantJCharts Designer IDE
for the visual configuration of
charts along with the flexibility
of integrating chart library in
their applications in an
exclusive way through a
comprehensive API.
Java SOA Use Increases,
while .NET Declines
Use of Java is increasing at large
in SOA deployments as found by
Evans Data Corporation. They
observed that more companies
are planning to deploy JavaV
based SOA solutions rather than
deploying .NET based SOA
solutions. This may be because
of the newly available java’s
feature to virtually tie with the
.NET.
Java EE 5.0: New Enhanced Features
The new version of Java EE
i.e. (Java EE) 5 is capable of
developing robust and scalable
enterprise applications. It
provides a superb platform for
SOA and the development of
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Following are few of its
features:
• The focus in Java EE 5 is
made on the ease of
development. With Java
EE 5, there is less code
to write.
• It supports latest web
service APIs that is an
ideal platform for
Service-Oriented
Architectures (SOA).
• It also includes
JavaServer Faces (JSF)
technology, the JSP
Standard Tag Library
(JSTL), AJAX etc for
building of new
generation web
applications.
• Java EE 5 supports rich
thin-client technologies
such as AJAX, technologies that are
crucial for building
applications for Web 2.0.
• Annotations are used
extensively to reduce the
need for deployment
descriptors.
• Supports EJB 3.0 which
makes programming
more simpler with the
use of Plain Old Java
Objects (POJOs).
• It also introduces a new
persistence API.
JSR 286, Portlet 2.0
Enters Public Review
JSR 286, the portlet
specification 2.0 has entered
its public review phase. The
public review held till August
27th. It included the features
of the new specification like |
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