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j1-2k8-mtH04: How to Use the TrackBot API
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This talk will cover the basics of using the TrackBot API for simulating and controlling TrackBots. It will flesh out some of the concepts covered in the TrackBotsAndGreenfoot and SunSPOTsAndTrackBots talks, although attendance at those sessions is not a prerequisite.
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j1-2k8-mtH03: A Mobile Interface for Data Mash-Up
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In this brief "fill-in" mini-talk, Parth Vohra shows off a mobile approach for data mashups, using OpenESB and the Mural project.
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j1-2k8-mtH02: Kepler's Orrery
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Kepler's Orrery is a generative music system that uses gravity equations to "compose" and play music. Start with planets (or stars or particles) that each have mass, position, and velocity, then run a n-body gravity simulator to make them move. They attract each other, accelerate, swirl around, and slingshot off each other. Sometimes they collide, and that's what plays the music.
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Java Mobility Podcast 53: Campus Ambassadors and Sun Spots
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Sun Campus Ambassadors Tom Martini Petreca and Lucas Torri talk about the Sun Campus Ambassador program and their work with SunSpots.
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Return-Type-Based Method Overloading in Java
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Overloaded method names must differ by parameter count and type and not return type, right? Wrong! The VM knows the return type of all methods and with a little bytecode engineering, you can have methods that differ only by return type. Vinit Joglekar shows you how it's done.
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j1-2k8-mtH01: Dynamic Networks with JBI
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This mini talk addresses how Glassfish and OpenESB helped solve the problem of connecting disparate, secured networks for the purposes of running an exercise. These networks only allow incoming XMPP traffic to enter their domain. Gestalt’s, now part of Accenture, XMPP Binding Component coordinated a secure VPN to run an exercise. This solution decreased the exercise setup time from months to minutes.
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j1-2k8-mtW10: Q&A with James Gosling
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In a special, unannounced java.net Community Corner session from JavaOne 2008, Java creator James Gosling offers a wide-open Q&A session. Taking questions from audience members, Dr. Gosling discusses the creation of Java, what might go into Java 7, the future of Micro Edition Java, his thoughts on java.net, his favorite non-Java language, closures, and more
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Fun with Continuations
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Continuations offer the ability to persist program state, which gives you the ability to employ a number of sophisticated techniques in your development. Sleep, a Perl-like scripting language that runs on the JVM, offers first-class support for continuations. In this article, Raphael Mudge shows you how to use continuations in Sleep and what you can do with them.
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j1-2k8-mtW09: Marge: Java Bluetooth Framework
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The idea of this Mini-Talk on Community Corner is to show a little about Bluetooth, JSR 82 (Java Apis for Bluetooth) and Project Marge. Tired of big texts, full descriptions, etc? Watch this, this and this!
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j1-2k8-mtW08: OpenEco
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OpenEco is a global on-line community providing free and easy-to-use tools allowing users to assess, track, and compare their energy performance, share proven best practices to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) usage and encourage sustainable innovation.
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