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Coping with unreliable wireless network connections between Windows CE and JMS using Apache MINA

0 replies - 1332 views - 01/20/12 by Rob Terpilowski in Articles

Daily Dose: Java and the Judge

The judge in the Oracle-Google case doesn't know what a class is. Judge William Alsup of the U.S. District Court will soon be hearing Oracle's case against open-source giant Google.  On April 6th, lawyers from both Google and Oracle met with the judge to...

1 replies - 12374 views - 04/08/11 by Katie Mckinsey in Daily Dose

MonoDroid in public beta

It was announced by Miguel de Icaza, the project lead for Mono (the open-source implementation of the .NET Framework) that the MonoDroid beta is now open for public access. MonoDroid is an abstraction layer on top of the Android SDK that allows .NET...

2 replies - 14902 views - 01/05/11 by Den Delimarsky in Articles

How Oracle’s Ellison Drove a Java advocate to .NET/C#…

My $0.02 worth of opinion on how all the Oracle shennanigans are impacting my development focus choice. You don’t know me. Larry Ellison certainly doesn’t know me. I am a nobody. A typically esoteric strange developer coder type nobody. But still a nobody...

17 replies - 5913 views - 10/26/10 by Anonymous in Articles

What Java can Learn from .NET - An Interview with Jonathan Bruce

In this section of DZone's interview with Jonathan Bruce, he explains what the .NET community could learn from Java persistence, and vice versa.  Bruce also...

0 replies - 11489 views - 06/07/10 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Videos

A Cross-Language Generics Trick - Java, Scala and C#

Given a Pair<T, U> type in Java, Scala or C#, such as Map.Entry, Tuple2 or KeyValuePair respectively, you can construct type-checked variadic heterogenous containers that you can write general methods to operate on. Let's write a Pair interface for Java...

0 replies - 6550 views - 06/25/08 by Ricky Clarkson in Articles

Groovy (and Ruby) Only Solves Half the Problem

It is with some dismay I've been reading the latest Groovy discussions on Javalobby. I've spent quite some time learning Scala, so it bothered me a bit that I minded another competing language a spot in the limelight. Why would I care? To me as a consultant,...

10 replies - 14918 views - 02/20/08 by Mats Henricson in News

Is LINQ leaving Java in the dust?

Interesting story today asking whether LINQ has given .NET an edge over Java. LINQ is best-known as a way to embed SQL-like statements directly in code. However, it's really a much deeper technology that allows you effectively build DSL-like constructs in...

4 replies - 17756 views - 01/30/08 by Alex Miller in News