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"The Internet marketplace has evolved within and well beyond the traditional Web browser, fueled by an explosion of Java-powered smart phones and consumer electronic devices from RIM's Blackberry to Amazon's Kindle," said Jonathan Schwartz, CEO & President of Sun, as JavaFX 1.0 was unveiled today. "Sun's newest JavaFX platform unifies Java technology across billions of such devices," he added.
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via Java Developers Journal @ 21:28 4th Dec
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ink writes "Sun released JavaFX 1.0 today, in a bid to take on Adobe's Flash and Microsoft's Silverlight technologies. It is Sun's first Java release to include standardized, cross-platform audio and video playback code (in the form of On2 licensed codecs). The lack of a Linux or Solaris release is a notable absence. The development kit currently consists of the base run-time, a NetBeans/Eclipse plug-in and a set of artifact exporters for Adobe CS 3&4." An anonymous reader adds a link to several tutorials accompanying the new release.
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via Slashdot @ 22:09 4th Dec
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Building on 25 years of open system innovation and leadership, Sun announced its first open storage product line - 'Sun Storage 7000 Unified Storage Systems' radically simplifying the way enterprises manage their storage with breakthrough cost savings, speed and scale. "This new innovative product line is part of Sun's Open Storage business - the business that grew more than 100% this past quarter," informed Jagannath A.L, GM-Marketing, Sun Microsystems India. With more than 7.7 lakh developers from India being part of Sun Developer Network, the vendor expects to see tremendous open source community growth from India in near future. "Sun is the only vendor open sourcing storage software, with a choice of operating systems, middleware, and devices on extremely scalable, modular hardware to meet industry needs.
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via ITworld.com @ 20:23 9th Dec
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This release introduces better compatibility with CGI and FastCGI applications by providing REQUEST_URI and SCRIPT_FILENAME variables, support for default-sun-web.xml, and certification of OpenSolaris 2008.11 as a supported platform. Users of Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 through Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Update 3 as well as prior releases are encouraged to upgrade. Get the download, release notes, and bug fixes and stability improvements.
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via SunFlash Newsletter @ 1:21 21st Dec
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Sun Microsystems' new JavaFX is the company's answer to Ajax, Silverlight, Flex and various other platforms developers can use to bring rich Internet applications to Web surfers. JavaFX is designed to bring high-fidelity audio and video to Web apps used both inside and beyond the browser, but rival platforms have already been hard at work for some time courting developers.
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via Linux Insider @ 5:05 5th Dec
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SANTA CLARA, Calif.—(BUSINESS WIRE)—December 4, 2008— Sun Microsystems, Inc. (NASDAQ:JAVA) today unveiled one of the most significant advancements to the Java(TM) platform with the release of JavaFX(TM) 1.0, a new platform that merges form and functionality for building rich internet applications (RIA) with immersive media and content for Web browsers and desktops. The announcement signals a broad expansion of Java software's ubiquitous reach to a wide range of Web developers, content authors and visual designers, and marks the next big innovation for the Java platform, extending its capabilities to include rich applications for all the screens of life, from desktops and browsers to mobile devices and TVs. Developers can download JavaFX 1.
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via DCCCafé @ 6:56 5th Dec
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As promised by the JavaFX website, v1.0 has shipped today. The website is currently just a link page to help you get your hands on the first release, but I believe it will switch to a site with lots of JavaFX content sometime soon. If you're a little unsure what JavaFX is, it's worth having a read of the official release statement or having a look at some of the JavaFX videos.
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via About @ 0:46 7th Dec
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narramissic writes "Back on November 29, MySQL developer Michael Widenius trashed Sun's decision to give MySQL 5.1 a 'generally available' designation in a now-infamous blog post. Widenius warned users to be 'very cautious about MySQL 5.1' because 'there are still many known and unknown fatal bugs in the new features that are still not addressed.' And now we get Sun's response. In an interview Monday, Marten Mickos, senior VP of Sun's database group, said, 'I learned over many years about the benefits and the painfulness of absolute transparency in open source. A little bit of debate never hurts. This is part of being an open-source company. ... People are free to blog about what they want.' Doubtless, this will do nothing to end the debate over whether Widenius will follow fellow MySQL co-founder David Axmark's lead and leave Sun.
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via Slashdot @ 23:56 8th Dec
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The news was all bad for Santa Clara, Calif.-based Sun Microsystems Inc. recently: a $1.68 billion quarterly loss, plummeting stock prices, up to 6,000 layoffs, and the abrupt departure of Sun's Mr. Open Source: Executive Vice President Rich Green. As if to ensure it killed the corpse, Sun divided Green's open source division into three new groups: applications, cloud computing and computer systems. Sun's Solaris and OpenSolaris operating systems were folded into the computer systems group.
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via SearchEnterpriseLinux.com @ 18:07 1st Dec
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With JavaFX being launched today, Sun Microsystems hopes to attract a new class of developer while building a much-needed new revenue source.
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via Silicon.com @ 10:47 4th Dec
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A Sun Microsystems executive has provided a glimpse into the company's future plans for open sourcing JavaFX, its recently released technology for building rich Internet applications for the desktop, mobile devices, and other platforms.
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via Java World @ 18:01 23rd Dec
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A Sun executive says the company is working to open source more key parts of its JavaFX development toolkit.
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via Australian PC World @ 23:44 23rd Dec
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A Sun executive says the company is working to open source more key parts of its JavaFX development toolkit.
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via Tech World Australia @ 23:49 23rd Dec
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A Sun executive says the company is working to open source more key parts of its JavaFX development toolkit.
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via ARNnet @ 23:50 23rd Dec
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A Sun Microsystems executive has provided a glimpse into the company's future plans for open sourcing JavaFX, its recently released technology for building RIAs (rich Internet applications) for the desktop, mobile devices and other platforms.
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via PC World @ 18:02 23rd Dec
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A Sun Microsystems executive has provided a glimpse into the company's future plans for open sourcing JavaFX, its recently released technology for building RIAs (rich Internet applications) for the desktop, mobile devices, and other platforms.
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via InfoWorld @ 18:02 23rd Dec
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A Sun Microsystems executive has provided a glimpse into the company's future plans for open sourcing JavaFX, its recently released technology for building RIAs (rich Internet applications) for the desktop, mobile devices and other platforms.
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via ITworld.com @ 18:02 23rd Dec
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A Sun Microsystems executive has provided a glimpse into the company's future plans for open sourcing JavaFX, its recently released technology for building rich Internet applications for the desktop, mobile devices and other platforms.
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via Computerworld @ 18:03 23rd Dec
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A Sun Microsystems executive has provided a glimpse into the company's future plans for open sourcing JavaFX, its recently released technology for building RIAs (rich Internet applications) for the desktop, mobile devices and other platforms.
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via NetworkWorld @ 18:04 23rd Dec
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Sun thin clients will be implemented in the computer labs of Dubai's Star International School (SIS), setting a new trend away from the traditional Windows-based systems. Located in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), SIS is affiliated with ETA-Star Education Management Systems, which is part of UAE-based ETA-Star Holdings, a group with diverse interests in a number of sectors including transport and construction. "We're going with Sun Microsystems thin clients, VMware and Windows XP," said SIS's IT manager John Nash. "We plan to increase the number of thin clients so that we have one per class and then our laptops become the bank of computers for cross-curricula work." The system is expected to go live in early January.
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via SunFlash Newsletter @ 21:04 28th Dec
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(InfoWorld Daily Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) A Sun Microsystems executive has provided a glimpse into the company's future plans for open sourcing JavaFX, its recently released technology for building RIAs (rich Internet applications) for the desktop, mobile devices, and other platforms.
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via TMC Net @ 4:00 24th Dec
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Booting over Infiniband for Consolidation Savings: Using Sun x64 Servers, Sun HPC Software Linux Edition, and Mellanox ConnectX Technologies
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via SearchServerVirtualization.com @ 8:33 13th Dec
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Booting over Infiniband for Consolidation Savings: Using Sun x64 Servers, Sun HPC Software Linux Edition, and Mellanox ConnectX Technologies
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via Line56 @ 18:25 12th Dec
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This proof of concept exercise demonstrated the feasibility of implementing BoIB using Sun x64 servers, Sun HPC Software, Linux Edition and Mellanox ConnectX technology. Booting over InfiniBand as an alternative to traditional Ethernet can save time, effort, and cost for HPC cluster installations with many nodes. With official support from major InfiniBand vendors and the open source community in general, implementation is becoming easier, making BoIB an attractive deployment option for HPC cluster installations.
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via Bitpipe @ 2:56 13th Dec
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Sun Java Mobile Communications 1 enables over-the-air (OTA) synchronization support for multiple mobile devices with calendar and contact data stored on Sun Java Communication Suite servers. It supports SyncML based bi-directional synchronization for a variety of mobile devices and real-time access to data stored on Sun Communication Suite servers. Subscriptions are available at Standard and Premium levels.
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via SunFlash Newsletter @ 15:01 3rd Jan
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