Has anyone else noticed that Ant build scripts run in Eclipse 3.0 don't
terminate. After running scripts, the debug perspective shows them all
as running even though they have completed executing all the tasks. I
have to manually end them so I don't eventually run out of memory.
Is there some
Just to add to the Product Demos topic.
In the past, it has been quite difficult to find speakers in advance (often it's not
until a week or two before the meeting that someone comes out of the woodwork). Over
the past year and a half, I can't recall a time when we have had a choice between a
I forgot to mention that Rob Gingell will also be bringing a box of giveaways.
Simon.
If it helps increase attendance, I received a box of about 20 T-shirts from our
giveaway closet this morning, so there'll be giveaways of some sort at the meeting.
Wasn't sure I was going to get anything but
Ok Ollie, consider yourself signed up.
Great, we have the next two months of speakers organized.
Thanks everyone.
Simon.
Ollie wrote:
I would ike to do Jakarta slide for April mini
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Drew,
I think we have March all organized for speakers. As Warner mentioned,
Rob Gingel will be doing the 15min topic on the latest hapennings with
the JCP and Warner/Cia will be doing their Usability presentation.
April is available, though. And since there seems to be plenty of
interest,
Sorry about the late notice.
For this month's meeting, Nick Lesiecki will be doing a presentation on
Testing with Virtual Mock Objects (it involves AspectJ).
Any volunteers for a 15 min presentation would be welcome.
Simon.
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with Virtual Mock objects.
This would be an interesting session, with three different topics that
are tied to the same themes.
Thanks,
Chad
Andrew Huntwork wrote:
i would like to do a 15 min presentation on Java Bytecode
Inspection, Manipulation, and Generation Using BCEL.
Simon Ritchie wrote
Hi all,
Just to clarify, tonight's JUG meeting at AMO has been cancelled. Our
presenter got the flu and was unable to prepare a presentation.
Simon.
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Tim,
It doesn't look like we've had too many volunteers for presentations. I
guess we can either go with your Velocity + Struts presentation or skip
the meeting. How long is your presentation?
Simon.
Tim Colson wrote:
Howdy Folks -
The traffic on the list and attendance at the meetings for
The next meeting on April 8, will feature two interesting speakers:
Dennis Sosnoski and Rob Gingell. The meeting will be held in the large
conference room at Arizona Mail Order. Here are the presentation topics:
Short Presentation
The short presentation will be from Dennis Sosnoski. He will be
Unfortunately, our main presenter has had an emergency and has been
forced to cancel tonight's presentation.
She has offered to do the presentation again in May, but unless someone
has a presentation ready, we are left with a couple of alternatives:
1. We have the first Tucson JUG Happy Hour
Tree.
Simon.
Simon Ritchie wrote:
Unfortunately, our main presenter has had an emergency and has been
forced to cancel tonight's presentation.
She has offered to do the presentation again in May, but unless
someone has a presentation ready, we are left with a couple of
alternatives:
1. We have
A little bit more information on this month's main presentation:
Topic: The Five Essential Criteria Users Care About
Presenter: Cia Romano, CEO and Founder, Interface Guru?
Usability evangelist Cia Romano, supported by video of live user tests,
presents the five criteria most sought by Web
Happy New Year everyone,
The first meeting of the year will be on January 14th (next Tuesday).
Warner will be doing his long-awaited presentation on Object/Relational
Tools. Warner may want to clarify it some more, but if I remember
correctly, this will be a survey of open source O/R products
Jon Thomas wrote:
the troublemaker. Lest I be accused of never discussing java here let me
say that I installed the eclipse beta today and like it already.
Me too.
There are some great enhancements. Maybe with the new AntView plugin,
even Erik will be assimilated. ;)
Simon.
A presentation on O/R Tools sounds great. I have quite an interest in
the subject since we wrote one at AMO.
I don't have anything lined up for the December presentation, so this
sounds fantastic.
We still need a good supply of 15 min presenters though, so don't
hesitate to volunteer if you
Tim,
That's great. You're on the list then.
So far, then, for the December presentation we have:
Short presentation- Tim speaking on Thinlets
Long presentation- Warner speaking on O/R Tools
If we get more suggestions we'll have a vote.
Simon.
Tim Colson wrote:
Simon -
We still need a
Warner Onstine wrote:
A, someone from Sun on the list (hides head in shame ;-).
Actually, not just someone from Sun. Rob is the Chairman of the JCP (sm).
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Heat is difficult. It would take a lot to get our systems manager to
raise the temperature of that room. And he would demand payment in
Guinness. :)
Simon.
Tim Colson wrote:
plus I'm still waiting to hear about my Membership proposal ;-).
If membership fees enable more heat and snacks
In anticipation of the Tuesday presentation on SWT, here's a message to a mailing list posted by Alan Williamson, the editor of Java Developers Journal. The message he quotes is from a source within IBM. It's an interesting look at the inside politics of Swing and SWT.
Simon.
Subject: [ST-J] SWT
Randolph S. Kahle wrote:
When is the next meeting?
The next meeting is Tuesday, November 12th
Simon.
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I received this e-mail from Jacin Steele regarding the job opportunity
that Nelan metioned in yesterday's email. I has a little bit more
information.
Simon.
Hello Simon,
Neelan said that you would be a good person to help find Java developers in the Tucson or Phoenix areas. I have an
Sorry, I forgot to include the e-mail address.
Jacin Steele's e-mail address is [EMAIL PROTECTED] His phone
number is (520) 790-0279
Simon.
Simon Ritchie wrote:
I received this e-mail from Jacin Steele regarding the job opportunity
that Nelan metioned in yesterday's email. I has a little
Two of my favorites:
1. Ctrl-/ will comment selected text. Ctrl-\ will uncomment selected text.
2. F3 is your friend:
In the editor
Select a variable by double clicking on the variable. Press F3 will
take you to the declaration of the variable.
Select a class and press F3 and the
Thanks Rene,
This sounds like a great topic. I won't have to subject anyone to the
slides of my trip to Yuma.
So unless we have any objections, it looks like TR will be doing a 15min
presentation on environment variables and Rene will be doing the 1 hour
presentation on FOP.
Also, the
Nick,
Make sure you have selected the Java Perspective. I'm guessing you're in
the Resource Perspective. Use Window-Open Perspective-Other.. and
select Java. (Alternatively click the icon on the top left immediately below
the toolbar that looks like a spreadsheet with a + symbol, and choose
Thomas Hicks wrote:
On that topic, would anyone like to suggest
their favorite Eclipse resource sites that might help beginners?
Thomas,
Can't help on the Linux questions, but here are some good sites to look at:
The Eclipse home page (http://www.eclipse.org/) actually contains a lot
of
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