J2ME Lets You Go 3D
Java-enabled handhelds now pack the power to display 3D graphics. Discover how the M3G API lets you join J2ME graphics capabilities with a common API to build 3D interfaces.
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2005 Java Community Process Roundtable
The Java Community Process sponsored a roundtable discussion at this year's JavaOne conference. Read some highlights from this distinguished panel of spec leads on the JCP and where it's going.
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Bridging the Digital Divide
 In his JavaOne keynote, Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy asked the Java community to help eliminate the digital divide in today's world. Plus, he announced an agreement for Sun to acquire enterprise integration company SeeBeyond.
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Delivering Quality to the Enterprise
Organizations look to open source as a less costly middleware alternative to proprietary products. Marc Fleury, founder and CEO of JBoss Inc., discusses JBoss' role in revolutionizing middleware for the enterprise.
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Sun to Open Source Server-Side Java
 Jonathan Schwartz, president and COO of Sun Microsystems, ushered in a "new age of participation" on the network by announcing Sun's open implementation of Java products at JavaOne.
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Architecture is in Your Best Interest
IDEs and application frameworks don't do anything for architecture. See why it's critical to take application architecture into account before coding.
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Eclipse Unleashed
After a year of independence, the Eclipse platform has seen ample interest and commitment from the community. See what Mike Milinkovich, executive director of the Eclipse Foundation, thinks its growth means for Java developers.
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Get Acquainted With Eclipse Plug-Ins
"Building Your Own Eclipse Plug-Ins" is one of the Eclipse-related sessions at JavaOne this week. This article by Java Pro columnist Kevin Jones shows you to create and work with plug-ins.
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Build Interactive Workflows
Substantial human-machine interaction is a necessity to keep your business agile. Experience the power of using WebLogic Integration Worklist to build human workflow applications.
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Sun CEO Scott McNealy honors James Gosling (left), creator of the Java programming language.
Duke helps JavaOne attendees celebrate Java's 10th birthday.
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Winners of JCP 2005 Awards Announced
The Java Community Process recognized Java leadership and innovation at its Java Technology Communities in Action Event during JavaOne. See the winners of the third annual JCP Program Awards.
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New Tools Support EJB 3.0 Persistence
JavaOne exhibitors show off their tools for building Web apps and integrating portlets, data access and reporting products, tools that support EJB 3.0 persistence, and more.
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50 Eclipse Products, Plug-Ins, Services
Check out the FTPOnline Product Catalog for information on products, plug-ins, tools, and services for developers using the open source Eclipse platform.
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JavaOne Vendors Offer Open Source Tools
Find out about open source products, tools for integration and distributed applications, Java IDEs, and more.
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New Dev Tools Showcased at JavaOne
Many vendors are exhibiting their wares—new products, new services, or new technologies—at this year's JavaOne conference in San Francisco. Here are some highlights.
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Nominate Your Favorite Java Products
Nominate a product in the 2005 Java Pro Readers' Choice awards survey! Nominations will be accepted through July 11, 2005. Winners will be announced at a ceremony to be held at Java Pro Live! in San Diego this September.
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The Lunatic Masses
Open source isn't just for the lunatic fringe any more, says Java Pro Editor Kay Keppler. Linux has made serious inroads into the financial sector, and Eclipse and JBoss continue to show phenomenal growth.
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Learning From a Late Adopter
A reality check on technology adoption gives surprising results, says Java Pro columnist Peter Varhol in a recent blog post.
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