I'd like to say a few words about the projects and code on OpenJDK that I am involved with. First off, if you are interested in reading the JDK source code and maybe even contributing, I suggest starting by downloading the OpenJDK sources as a ZIP file from the download page (who came up with that URL?). …
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Modules and Security on OpenJDK
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Crypto Code and OpenJDK
http://blogs.sun.com/andreas/entry/crypto_code_and_openjdkI just got a question about the status of the crypto code in OpenJDK that referred to the limitations mentioned in my blog post from last May. Back then some of the encryption code was not open source as we were working through some build and export control issues. …
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JCP Early Draft of JSR 294 Now Available
http://blogs.sun.com/andreas/entry/edr_of_jsr_294_superpackagesAs you have have already noticed, the JCP Early Draft specification of JSR 294 is now available for download from the JSR page. In short, it consists of two chapters of the Java Language Specification that have been updated to cover Superpackages. There are change bars to highlight everything that has been touched. …
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Paradojas cliente-cliente-servidor-cliente-etc…
http://caente.com/blog/?p=114sin la clave. Aqui viene la primera odisea, parece que esas personas son MUY ocupadas, pues durante 2 días de correos y correos jamás obtuve la contraseña del keystore, así que tuve que acudir a medidas desesperadas
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Let’s play with OSGi, Spring and Maven, part 1
http://blog.krecan.net/2008/05/29/lets-play-with-osgi-spring...implementation of one of the interfaces. (Well, I am not sure if its true, but it did not work, when this package was not exported.) All other packages are private. It means, that they can not be used be other bundles. Wow, it is something like Java 7 superpackages. Ok, OSGi is almost configured, the only think we need to do is to define the service. But again, I am to lazy to learn OSGi. What to do? What about Spring?. Spring provides support for OSGi. So I can export whatever Spring bean I want as an OSGi
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J2SE SSLHandshakeException Fix
http://www.gmjjavadesigns.com/gmjd/entry/j2se_sslhandshakeex...to find valid certification path to requested target This seems to be a common issue where for some reason the SSL Certificate is not able to be added to the JVM Certificate. To fix this issue we ran the code and followed the instructions in this tutorial and now everything started working great. I found compiling the code, creating the new certificate file, and moving the new certificate file jssecert to the $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/security solved all my problems. I found this very easy to preform and
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J2SE SSLHandshakeException Fix
http://www.gmjjavadesigns.com/gmjd/entry/j2se_sslhandshakeex...to find valid certification path to requested target This seems to be a common issue where for some reason the SSL Certificate is not able to be added to the JVM Certificate. To fix this issue we ran the code and followed the instructions in this tutorial
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First non-Sun participant voted into OpenJDK Membership
http://blogs.sun.com/mr/entry/expanding_the_universeprior work on the javac compiler while at Sun, for his co-authorship of the Java Puzzlers book, and most recently for his proposal to add closures to the language. Neal is not the first non-Sun Member of the OpenJDK Community—several now-former Sun employees beat him to it—but he is the first person from outside of Sun to be voted in to Membership. Welcome (back), Neal!
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First non-Sun participant voted into OpenJDK Membership
http://blogs.sun.com/mr/entry/expanding_the_universeprior work on the javac compiler while at Sun, for his co-authorship of the Java Puzzlers book, and most recently for his proposal to add closures to the language. Neal is not the first non-Sun Member of the OpenJDK Community—several now-former Sun employees beat him to it—but he is the first person from outside of Sun to be voted in to Membership. Welcome (back), Neal!
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Planet JDK
http://planetjdk.org2008/03/15 00:19Moving on
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Programa en Java y disfruta de un café lojano
http://cafelojano.wordpress.comseleccionar qué es lo quiere mostrar de los superpaquetes anidados. Todo ésto trata de mejorar el soporte de modularidad que posee Java actualmente, tratando de resolver los problemas de ocultamiento de información y compilación por separado. Aquí pueden encontrar mayores detalles. Debo aclarar que ésta nueva característica se encuentra en estudio y no existen garantías que se implementará. Powered by ScribeFire.
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Acquire an SSL certificate for your Java Programs in Windows XP
http://trippinbilly25.wordpress.com/2008/03/05/acquire-an-ss...from a server you have no access to, and the only SSL certificates you can find are from the security settings in your web browser. Fortunately Andreas Sterbenz had a post on his blog that solves this problem. He has you download this program he calls InstallCert
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Java&Zertifikate
http://fusenigk.de/bl0g/?p=274Auf dem Mac habe ich die Zertifikate für den Server nicht in dem lokalen System eingespielt, was auch nicht notwendig war. Auf dem Linux System ist das offensichtlich aber notwendig. Auf einem Sun Java Blog findet sich hierzu eine Anleitung und ein Java Programm, mit dem man die Zertifikate vom SSL Server direkt auslesen und in die lokale Zertifikate DB speichern kann. Nicht vergessen, die neu erstellte Keystore Datei jssecacerts in das Verzeichnis $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/security zu kopieren. Danach funktioniert
