Showing posts with label asynchronous programming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label asynchronous programming. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
New article: Java EE meets Web 2.0
My article about Java EE concurrency model problems is published on developerWorks. The article is mostly rehash of the problems and overview of available solutions. This article fared much better through publishing process. Some content were cut, but none of it were essential.
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asynchronous programming,
developerWorks,
java,
publications
Saturday, April 28, 2007
AsyncObjects 0.1.0 finally out
After long time and some pain I have released an updated version of the the AsyncObjects framework.
The frameworks has been worked upon mostly in the context of the Sebyla project. It is a blatant rip off of ideas of E programming language. Initially, it was created just as prototype of some ideas for the Sebyla project back at 2002. And I have tried some new ideas in it form time to time. I have even ported the thing to Java 5, and I have learned in process how thin the layer of generics in Java is.
For some weird reason, nothing similar had appeared during five years of the framework life.
Then there was a project that might have used the framework. However it would have used the framework on Foundation Profile 1.1 runtime. So I partially took old version and and partially removed generics from new version and I have put into the separate project that is currently the home of the framework. Alas the project has been canceled just after the beginning. However I have done some work on the framework in context of that project. After that I have continued the work in my free time. However the framework was a low priority project for me, so the progress was glacially slow. There is a higher priority personal project.
Now there is yet another project that might use the framework. And it already has a dependency on Java 5. The framework might experience yet another flip, now to Java 5. If this project won't happen, I guess I would need to advertise it on some wider forums.
The frameworks has been worked upon mostly in the context of the Sebyla project. It is a blatant rip off of ideas of E programming language. Initially, it was created just as prototype of some ideas for the Sebyla project back at 2002. And I have tried some new ideas in it form time to time. I have even ported the thing to Java 5, and I have learned in process how thin the layer of generics in Java is.
For some weird reason, nothing similar had appeared during five years of the framework life.
Then there was a project that might have used the framework. However it would have used the framework on Foundation Profile 1.1 runtime. So I partially took old version and and partially removed generics from new version and I have put into the separate project that is currently the home of the framework. Alas the project has been canceled just after the beginning. However I have done some work on the framework in context of that project. After that I have continued the work in my free time. However the framework was a low priority project for me, so the progress was glacially slow. There is a higher priority personal project.
Now there is yet another project that might use the framework. And it already has a dependency on Java 5. The framework might experience yet another flip, now to Java 5. If this project won't happen, I guess I would need to advertise it on some wider forums.
Labels:
asynchronous programming,
java,
open source,
pet project
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