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Calamari - A Squid Log File Analyser Application

Jumping Bean is happy to announce the release of Calamari, a squid log file analyser application. The application has been released under the GNU Public License V3. Calamari consists of two components, a JavaFX front-end and a Java based back-end web service. It is designed to allow system administrators to easily identify anomalous events and drill down into the detailed log entries.

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JavaFX Charting API - Business Functionality at Last

This weekend I dived back into JavaFX again. JavaFX 1.2 has been out for a while now, and I have wanted to try out JavaFX again, ever since I took 1.0 for a spin about a year ago. At that time there was no support for JavaFX on Linux. This, combined with the fact that it JavaFX had no UI controls for data input, meant that I had no practical use for it since I am not really a visual designer but more of an application developer. Luckily now ,JavaFX runs officially on Linux, and whats more 1.2 introduced the first version of the charting API, somethings that worth looking at!

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JavaFX first impressions and getting it running on Linux

Well on the 4th December 2008 Sun officially released the much anticipated JavaFX its play in the new Rich Internet Client (RIA) wars. Despite promises that its final release would  run on Linux when its SDK, which was released earlier, did not the final release only runs on Windows and Mac. Needless to say I am not happy with this.

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The Future of application development

It is becoming clear to me that application development is under-going another paradigm shift with a new standard or dominant architecture emerging.

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by Dr. Radut.