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Posts Tagged ‘javaone’JavaOne Wrap upThursday, June 4th, 2009There’s still one more day of sessions left at JavaOne, but the Pavilion with all the booths is now closed, so I thought I’d give my impressions of some of what we saw from the booth. Almost all of the Caucho staff was at the booth at some point and because the company is mostly composed of engineers, we were able to have a lot of useful technical discussions there. These are some of the hot topics that people wanted to talk about: Upcoming talksTuesday, April 21st, 2009 We’ve been pretty busy around here, working on the new Resin 4 cloud features (PDF) and improving the performance of Quercus (PDF), so soon it’ll be time to talk about it! We just got some good news yesterday that I’ll be speaking at JavaOne about Quercus performance. Here’s the session info for that talk. Right now, I’m scheduled for Tuesday, June 2 at 4:40PM in Esplanade 301. I’ll also be talking about Resin 4’s cloud features a little later in June at Jazoon in Zurich. Check out the session info here. I hope you can make it to see one or both of the talks! JavaOne in reviewMonday, May 12th, 2008JavaOne wrapped up last week and I think it was very successful for Caucho. We had a few hundred people drop by the booth to learn about Resin, Quercus, and Hessian. A number of users of all of these technologies dropped by as well to let us know how we’re doing. Thanks to everyone who stopped in! If you’re using Resin, Quercus, or Hessian in a project, let us know! We’re really interested in how you’re using the products, even if you haven’t purchased a professional license or support. All of our products have an open source component and for a lot of projects, that’s all you need. I also did a couple of interviews during the show, one for Java Posse, which will hopefully show up in a podcast soon Last day of JavaOneThursday, May 8th, 2008Have you dropped by our booth at JavaOne yet? Today’s your last chance! We’re at booth #518, just to the left of the Parasoft and Ericsson booths as you walk in. You can still win a set of noise canceling headphones, get a free evaluation license, play our interactive Sudoku game, talk to Caucho engineers, and more! Getting ready for JavaOne…Tuesday, April 29th, 2008Last week I was working on our demo for JavaOne. It’s pretty much done, except for one small feature and I’m pretty excited about it. It uses our new HMTP (Hessian Messaging Transfer Protocol) to send messages back and forth between client and server. The demo itself is a Sudoku game where you play against another player on the same board. It requires both RPC style communication and messaging, both of which are natively supported by HMTP. Anyway, I’ll give a much more coherent explanation soon as I’m writing up a fact sheet and animation to show message flow today. We might be able to bring up the game live this week, so stay tuned for a link… The demo is implemented in Flex 3 (open source :-)) using the AS3 implementation of Hessian and HMTP. I want to send a shout out to Riccardo Cohen who has been working with Hessian Flash. He was nice enough to write up a few tutorials to show how to use it with entity beans. Check it out here: Riccardo Cohen’s tutorials. Thanks, Riccardo! How to talk to CauchoWednesday, March 5th, 2008Have you ever wondered how best to get in contact with us? We’ve got plenty of ways to talk to Caucho engineers and users depending on how you’d like to interact or what issues you’re having. Let’s go down the list:
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