Here is a JavaWorld.com excerpt from newly published Jeff Friesen Apress book, Beginning Java SE 6 Platform: From Novice to Professional.

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Does JavaFX spell the end of Ajax? This Internetnews.com feature discusses this possibility…

The Grails eXchange is a 3-day conference, packed with presentations on Grails, Groovy, Java EE, Ajax & Web 2.0, The Grails eXchange 2007 is promising to be the Web 2.0 event for Java Developers in 2007. For more, visit here...

With JavaOne here and the likely anticipated news of an official Java EE 6 and JSF 2 proposal, here’s an Apress book excerpt on Using Rich Internet Technologies, revisiting the acclaimed Pro JSF and Ajax by Jonas Jacobi and John Fallows.

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With the Google Web Toolkit (GWT) 1.3 Release Candidate, the GWT development team announces that all of GWT is now open source under the Apache 2.0 license. The GWT is now also a part of Eclipse.

The following is a press release from Sun on the final official release of Java SE 6…

TheServerSide.com points to this SOA meets Web 2.0: Where the Java EE standards fall short article on SearchWebServices. While it’s an interesting piece, I disagree.