If this is true, and I can wake my Powerbook(s) remotely, it'd be wicked cool. Since I never turn them off (they're always sleeping), remotely waking them would make it seem like they're always on. Crosses fingers and grins.
Update: I got it working using this perl utility. However, it only works if I have an Ethernet cable plugged in. Since I never use an Ethernet cable these days (isn't the whole point of a laptop for the wireless connectivity?), wakeonlan is not an option for me - until the AirPort cards support it.
Today I discovered that WebSphere is one of the first appservers to support J2EE 1.4. Too bad it's a developer release and not a real release. At my current project, we've been developing on Tomcat 4.1.29 (and MySQL) because it's the only platform I've tested AppFuse on. We plan to migrate to WebSphere and DB2 in the coming months. They currently have a license for WebSphere 4.x, which I heard sucks - especially (IMO) because it only supports Servlets 2.2 and JSP 1.1. Luckily, the app we're deploying to production will be the first Java-based webapp, so we will hopefully be able to use WebSphere 5.1.
I just wish 6.0 was out as a real release, then we could start using JSP 2.0 and leave all those damn <c:out value="..."/>'s behind.
