The First International Grails eXchange, sponsored by Apress, is being held October 17th-19th at the Barbican Centre, London, UK…

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The Groovy project (http://groovy.codehaus.org) have released version 1.1 of the dynamic language that, for the first time, allow a dynamic language to access the full capabilities of Sun’s Java EE 5.0 specifications. With support for annotations and generics Groovy can be used to write Java Persistence API (JPA) compliant beans, JSR-181 Web Services and inter-operate with all parts of the EJB 3.0 specification.

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The following JavaOne Day Four report is re-purposed from Ablog, and written by Rob Warner …

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The following JavaOne report is re-purposed from Ablog, and written by Rob Warner…

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The following JavaOne report is re-purposed from Ablog, and written by Rob Warner, which looks at the general session/keynote and key sessions attended on Day 2…

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Here are our highlights from JavaOne so far. Contributed in part by Rob Warner. From JavaFX to what to expect in Java EE 6 platform and much more.

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This year’s JavaOne will have more open source coverage than ever. Additionally, I think it recognizes the hybridization of Java trend that is ever more clear…

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The new CommunityOne even and the 2007 JavaOne is next week, and you can find more information on these two here…

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Sun has announced a new CommunityOne Event, to be held May 7, preceding JavaOne this year in San Francisco, CA…

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Here’s a CodeMash Wrapup from one of the conference organizers and Apress’ own Open Source guru, Jason Gilmore.

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The CodeMash Conference is dedicated to educate developers on current practices, methodologies and technology trends in variety of platforms and development languages such as Java, .NET, Ruby and PHP.

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The Sixth International Conference on Aspect-Oriented Software Development in 2007 will be held in Vancover, BC (Canada) from March 12-16. Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) and development has impacted Java more than .NET, etc. And yet, we’re not seeing wide spread adoption, or are we?

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