How to satisfy compile time dependencies on JSR-303.
Ed Burns
Recording of May JSF2 Complete Tour Webinar Available
Summary of a JavaOne hallway conversation about JSF: it's gotten a lot better.
New JCP.org debuts, JSF2 DataSheet Published, Try the JavaEE 6 SDK
I describe how to get the latest JSF spec and implementation and how to provide feedback on it.
Ed's in-progress schedule for Jazoon 2009
Some events for my JavaOne 2009 plan
Link to the slides. Request for feedback.
As you can see on the JSR page for JSR-314, the Final Approval Ballot phase for JSF 2.0 is underway and runs til 26 May.
Advertisement for my free JSF2 webinar next week.
I just returned from presenting JSF2 at three wonderful conferences in German speaking Europe. Mathema Frühjarcampus, in Erlangen, Germany Irian JSFDays in Vienna, Austria S&S Verlag JAX in Mainz, Germany My trip to JAX included a side trip to Michael...
JSF has a rich history of being used as a JCP Trial Balloon. For example, JSF was the first JSR to undergo a JCP voting milestone after the infamous Apache Open Letter. This letter is one of the first links...
Nearly every work related thought I have now ends with, “but this could change because of the Oracle thing.” The subject of this blog is one of them. While riding the ICE train to Mainz after speaking at JUG Köln,...
I respond to Cay Horstmann's blog entry "A Call to Fix the JCP Oberver Status".
Empirical evidence for a lack of Sun-favoritism in the JavaOne talk selection process.
