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Wednesday June 30, 2004

Rendezvous for Windows, can be called from Java

Rendezvous rocks on the Mac. Wouldn't it be nice if you could use it between platforms or even in your Java apps? You will be able to shortly...

Apple released a developer's preview of Rendezvous Networking for Windows 2000 & XP at wwdc 04. ... Also released was support for various POSIX platforms, including Linux, Solaris, and FreeBSD, as well as making it callable from Java. [MacRumors]

Posted in Java at Jun 30 2004, 01:06:59 PM MDT 1 Comment
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The presentation for eXtreme Java Server Faces by David Geary was awesome...he covered mostly Tiles. I think I am going to totally revisit Tiles as a layout manager, after initially turning my back on it due to complexity. Interesting, afterwards he said that "no one will say this, but JSF is intented to replace Struts, it is like Struts++" and that he might work on a plugin for Eclipse this summer that is a drag and drop design...I told him that Tiles screws Dreamweaver pretty badly and that designers want to throw me off the ship when I use it.

Posted by Dan Allen on June 30, 2004 at 01:15 PM MDT #

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