JDC Newsletter: June 26, 2002

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June 26, 2002

New on the JDC
Articles
Bookshelf
Tech Tips
More...

Product News: Product Release Software
Java^TM 2 Standard Edition v1.4.1 Beta
Java Web Start 1.2 Beta
More...

Developer Programs and Resources
New Newsletters: Enterprise Java Technology
SunNetwork^SM Conference
Free Book Download: "CodeNotes for J2EE^TM"
Missed JavaOne? Visit the Java^SM Learning Center
New Code Camps: Advanced JSP^TM and Servlets
WebCast: Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME^TM platform)

Java Developer Marketplace
Sun^TM One Studio Tools Release and Competitive Upgrade Program

Articles
June 12, 2002
Deploying Web Services on the Java^TM 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE^TM platform)
This article shows how to integrate Web services with the J2EE environment, using step-by-step instructions.

June 6, 2002
Building an Application, Part 4
Learn how to create scroll bars, pop-up option boxes, and how to read from and write to files

Bookshelf
June 13, 2002
JXTA: Java P2P Programming
Provides an invaluable introduction to this new technology, and is filled with practical examples to introduce developers to the JXTA implementation written in the Java programming language.

JDC Tech Tips
June 18, 2002
Learn how to read what you write to an output stream, and how to blend images using the Java 2D^TM API.

Newsletters
June 20, 2002
June Java Technology Fundamentals Newsletter
Learn how to connect to a database using JDBC^TM technology, and then test yourself to see how much you learned.

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Product and Technology Release Software
The following Java platform software and technology releases are now available for download:

June 20, 2002
Java 2 Standard Edition (J2SE^TM) v1.4.1 Beta
Available for Windows, Linux, and Solaris^TM, this version has additional Early Access 64-bit releases for Itanium processors for both Linux and Windows. In addition to new features and enhanced performance, version 1.4.1 addresses key customer issues and is fully compatible with previous J2SE software releases.

June 20, 2002
Java Web Start v1.2 Beta
Version 1.2 Beta is now available for download with J2SE. Java Web Start gives you the power to launch full-featured applications with a single click from your Web browser.

June 20, 2002
JSR-000130 OSS IP Billing API Public Review Draft Specification v0.6
Provides an API via the OSS through Java initiative that allows telecom network management applications to be developed and integrated with Java technology-enabled IP Billing systems.

June 20, 2002
Java Card^TM Platform Specification and Java Card Development Kit v2.2
Java Card 2.2 Platform Specification offers a set of enhancements to facilitate the design and deployment of innovative secure services. The Java Card 2.2 Development Kit, available for download, enables developers to write applications according to the Java Card 2.2 Specification and provides several enhancements to the existing tool set.

June 18, 2002
Enterprise JavaBeans^TM Specification Public Draft 2.1
Enhances the EJB^TM architecture with support for Web services. Additionally, EJB 2.1 provides a container-managed Timer Service; enhancements to EJB QL, the declarative language for container-managed persistence, to support, aggregate and order-by operations; and a generalization of message-driven beans to support additional messaging types.

June 11, 2002
Java Web Services Developer Pack v1.0
Provides Java standard implementations of existing key Web services standards including WSDL, SOAP, ebXML, and UDDI as well as important Java standard implementations for Web application development such as JavaServer Pages^TM (JSP^TM pages) and the JSP Standard Tag Library.

June 10, 2002
Java XML Pack Summer, 2002 Release
The Java XML Pack is an all-in-one download of Java technologies for XML. It includes current, publicly-available releases of Java APIs and Architectures for XML. Includes Java API for XML Messaging, v1.1, Java API for XML Processing v1.2, Java API for XML Registries v1.0_01, Java API for XML-based RPC v1.0, SOAP with Attachments API for Java (SAAJ) v1.1.

June 10, 2002
JSR-000052 JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library
Final Release Specification v.1.0
Provides a standard tag library for JSP^TM pages.

New Newsletters: Enterprise Java Technology
Learn about the latest enterprise Java technology releases, products, tools, resources, and events in the new Enterprise Java Technologies Newsletter. Get tips and coding examples on using enterprise Java technologies in the new Enterprise Java Technologies Tech Tips. Subscribe on the page linked below.

SunNetwork^SM Conference
Join us September 18th to 20th, 2002 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, California for the SunNetwork Conference. Learn where the industry is heading, get decisive technical insight on system architecture, management and services development for network computing not available anywhere else, participate in discussions, and hear keynotes from some of the biggest names in technology.

JDC members, register on or before August 17, 2002 and pay the discounted price of $695 when you use the code JDC334.

Free Book Download: "CodeNotes for J2EE^TM"
"CodeNotes for J2EE: EJB, JDBC, JSP and Servlets" introduces Java developers to key database and web development technologies of the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition.

Missed JavaOne? Visit the Java^SM Learning Center
Home of the multimedia JavaOne^SM conference sessions, there are more than 300 sessions available with complete presentations, synchronized audio, and text transcription. It's the next best thing to attending one of the leading worldwide Java developer conferences.

New Code Camps: Advanced JSP^TM and Servlets
Check out the new Code Camps on Advanced JSP and Servlets, and iPlanet^TM Application Server 6.5, Architecture, Installation and Administration. Also, see the new demos section with 13 new demos, including JSP and XSLT, Dukes Bookstore and Message Driven Beans EJB 2.0

WebCast: Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME^TM)
AT&T Wireless and Sun are pleased to present a web cast on July 16 and 24 detailing the use of J2ME on the AT&T Wireless mMode data platform. To be included in the web cast, visit the AT&T Wireless Data Developer's program and register for the program. Web cast attendees have a chance to win a Java technology-enabled wireless device. Membership is free and invitations for the web cast will be distributed to program members.

Sun^TM One Studio Tools Release and Competitive Upgrade Program
Sun Microsystems, Inc. recently released the Sun ONE Studio development tools for the Java platform. The products are available for immediate purchase and download.

As an additional incentive for developers who own earlier releases of Forte^TM for Java, Enterprise Edition, or selected products from Borland, IBM, Microsoft or WebGain, Sun is offering a special price of US$995 to upgrade to Sun ONE Studio 4, Enterprise Edition for Java, representing a savings of US$1,000 over the full purchase price of US$1,995. For details on the upgrade program.

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