All posts by : Eduardo Pelegri-Lloparts Blog

1 of 17 | What are your favorite public REST endpoints - One of the new features of JAX-WS 2.0 is its support for REST endpoints. We want to test the implementation and write some demos. What are your favorite public REST endpoints...

2 of 17 | Looking for a great WS & XML Evangelist... - We have an opening for a great WS and XML evangelist to work on project GlassFish and related technologies......

3 of 17 | Glassfish to interoperate with .Net - A new initiative in Project GlassFish for WS interoperability with .Net...

4 of 17 | Openings in the WS and XML group available now - The Web Services and XML group at Sun has several very interesting jobs available now in several geographic locations...

5 of 17 | MTOM interop working... - Rajiv tells me that last night we got MTOM interop between the Indigo beta RC and the JAX-WS 2.0 EA2 builds. Check TS-9866 this afternoon....

6 of 17 | The WS Stack from Java.Net - Kohsuke, Kirill and I are doing a BOF tomorrow on the JWSDP community tomorrow. Drop by if you want to hear more about TWX, JAXB-workshop, or ask questions about the community in general....

7 of 17 | JavaOne sessions: Projects from WS & XML Community - A list of the Technical Sessions and BOFs that are directly related to projects in the WS and XML community at JavaOne...

8 of 17 | JWSDP components, GlassFish and CDDL - The JWSDP projects include the WS and XML components in GlassFish, and, since GlassFish will be available under CDDL, so will our projects....

9 of 17 | My TS spotlight for Tuesday - FI and iStack TS - A recommendation for two Technical Sessions on Tuesday that are based on Java.Net projects in Java WS and XML Community: TS-7187 - Fast Infoset - and TS-3477 - the iStack implementation....

10 of 17 | One last WS/XML summer intern slot - Our group just received a summer intern slot in the area of WS and RSS....

11 of 17 | The FI Project - An Open Source Implementation of a Binary XML Standard - Sun has released under Open Source its implementation of Fast Infoset, an in-progress standard for Binary XML. Fast Infoset is simple to use and to integrate; you can think of it as GZIP for XML. This implementation is intended to be a high quality implementation to be used in production artifacts and we hope it will encourage wide adoption of the standard....

12 of 17 | Community Spring Cleaning - Our one year anniversary is almost here, which was a good excuse to do a (late) spring cleaning through the projects in the Java WS & XML community. Here is a report and a call for suggestions on future activities....

13 of 17 | Getting to know each other - Part of being a community is to know something about each other. This is a call to members in the Java WS and XML community to create entries in the Java.Net people Wiki....

14 of 17 | RSS and us - Did you know that the announcements for every project at Java.Net is available as an RSS feed Did you know we have several cool RSS-based projects at Java.Net I just finished a pass to take advantage of the feed mechanism in the home page of the Java WS & XML community, and started a few Wiki pages to advertise our projects......

15 of 17 | Simple, Fast, no-Loss binary XML - Fast Infoset - What can you do if you would want to use XML but you are having performance problems Binary encodings have been proposed and investigated for a while but they have yet to gain real adoption. Here is a proposed standard that delivers substantial performance benefits without losing the benefits of XML. Think of it as an improved GZIPed XML... ...

16 of 17 | Using JAXP 1.3; even in older JVMs! - JAXP 1.3 is the latest release of the Java API for XML processing and it is part of Tiger. Tiger is great, but, what do you do if you can`t switch to Tiger right away...

17 of 17 | What is in JWSDP 1.4... - Sun has announced that it will release JWSDP 1.4 in the very near future. New features in this release include support for additional containers and support for two key news specs: BP 1.1 with Attachements Profile 1.0 from WS-I and Web Services Security from OASIS. Stay tuned to this channel for the actual release of the bits....