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Friday, September 01, 2006

Sun Developer Network Program Newsletter

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August 31, 2006

Product and Technology Releases

» Update Your Preferences!

For information on Product and Technology releases, please update your preferences.

» Java 2 SDK, Standard Edition 5.0 Update 8 First Customer Ship

Download the latest update of the J2SE 5.0 SDK.

» NetBeans Enterprise Pack 5.5 Now in Beta

The NetBeans Enterprise Pack 5.5 Beta IDE is now available on netbeans.org! Explore its support for XML, WSDL, and BPEL development that was offered in the technology preview releases along with the new capabilities: BPEL validations, enhanced WSDL designer, XML, WSDL, and BPEL refactorings. Download here

»JSR 291 Dynamic Component Support for Java SE Early Draft Review

This JSR establishes a JCP specification for a dynamic component framework supporting existing Java SE environments based on the OSGi dynamic component model specifications.

SDN Technology Articles

» Building on Linux: Sun Tools on SDN Channel

What has Sun been up to with the Linux platform?

» Scripting for the Java Platform

With code examples and a demo application, this article shows how to create desktop Java platform applications that customers can modify and configure using the JavaScript programming language.

» Introducing Design Patterns in XML Schemas

Learn the definitions for the most common pattern types, their advantages and disadvantages, also how NetBeans Enterprise Pack 5.5 displays, detects, and maintains those patterns.

Viewpoints

» Opening Up: Laurie Tolson on Open Source Strategy for the Java Platform

Curious about Sun's intention to open source its implementations of the Java platform? We sat down with Laurie Tolson, VP of Developer Products and Programs, to find out more.

Community

» JavaScript Developer Resources

Get the JavaScript foundation that you need to build next-generation web applications using state-of-the-art tools and techniques.

» Join the Java Developers Online Community

Browse the Java technology discussion forums to share questions, ideas, and insights on Java technologies and programming techniques.

Training

» Certification

Validate your skills as an IT professional. Getting Sun-certified is a great way to invest in your professional development.

» Tutorials and Online Training

Learn the various Java technologies -- from the fundamentals of the Java programming language to web services and the Java EE platform -- through these online tutorials and classes.

In This Issue

» Product and Technology Releases
» SDN Technology Articles
» Viewpoints
» Community
» Training
» Events and Offers
» Announcements

» Sun Tech Days + NetBeans Day + OpenSolaris Day

Seattle, September 6-7
Advance your development skills in Java technology and the Solaris operating system with in-depth technical training.

» JAOO 10th Annual Conference (Oct. 1-6, Aarhus, Denmark)

The 10th annual conference on Software Engineering, Methods, and Best Practices. Join JAOO and stay updated on technologies, trends, and methods.

» New England Software Symposium 2006 (Sept. 29-Oct. 1, Boston, Mass.)

This symposium will feature more than 50 technical sessions covering core Java, client-side Java, server-side Java, architecture, and agility.

» Contribute to Java SE 6

Sun releases weekly snapshots of the complete source, binaries, and Javadocs for Java SE 6, which is currently in beta. Review or contribute code as it is being developed.

» JBuilder Developers Now Have a Migration Path to NetBeans

JBuilder developers looking for an alternative IDE have an easy way to migrate to NetBeans. Developers have access to NetBeans download and documentation, free email programming advice until October 14, and more.

» James Gosling Computer Art for SDN Members

James Gosling — the father of Java technology — has created two free downloadable wallpaper images featuring the adventures of Duke and friends exclusively for SDN members.

» Java SE for Windows XP Embedded Now Available

Java SE for Embedded now runs on Win XPe. Get the evaluation release and check it out.

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