Oct 7, 2009
Recorded Monday 5. October, 2009
by
Michael Neale (Info,
@michaelneale),
Max Rydahl Andersen (Info, @maxandersen)
Emmanuel Bernard (Info, @emmanuelbernard)
Guest: Aaron Walker, Base2Services, @aaronwalker
Music by Real Rice License Art Libre 1.3
"JBoss asylum podcast is likely a hit at home.
My wife will love the french accent..." - @sherod
"@maxandersen if you could great "Belinda" in
Danish next podcast, I'll let u know how it goes :)" - @sherod
http://asylum.jboss.orgnow
our official home
JBoss AS 2 (no link possible ;)
JBossMQ
JBoss Messaging
HornetQ
Aaron and Emmanuel's talk at JavaOne
ESB
Teeid
Mobicents
Drools
Fusion
JBoss
Google summer of codeproject roundups:
Drools refactoring :
blog and Wiki
Hibernate Search - alternate storage and replication mechanisms
(in-memory, infinispan, jms)
Trustin + Bayeux (comet)
General Google Summer Of
Code
Teiid release (they had a release recently, I think - yes, and
they showed Hibernate integration by having a dialect + support for
jdbc metadata)
http://www.jboss.org/teiid
JBoss Developer Studio released (with update site)
Australian, Danish and Belgian beer.
Java 5 END
OF LIFE in October
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/jdk/aix/service.html
http://docs.hp.com/en/JAVACOREDOCS/eol.html
6nd October, 11:30 - 12:30, Hardy speaking about Hibernate Search at JAOO,
15th October, JUG from Marseille will host Emmanuel.
27th October, Casalogic are doing a JBoss Developer Day near Copenhagen, Max doing hands on and theory all day (phew!)
3rd November, Michael in Singapore in November for a Red Hat/Jboss and partners technical summit
25th to the 27th November, Michael at http://www.osdc.com.au in Brisbane (talks on CEP (drools) and Scala)
Emmanuel at W-JAX (Munich) http://it-republik.de/jaxenter/wjax09/
on Bean Validation, JPA 2 and Hibernate Search
Emmanuel at JavaEdge (Israel) on Bean Validation http://www.alphacsp.com/web/guest/javaedge-2009/About
Emmanuel at Devoxx (Antwerp, Belgium) a university talk on
Hibernate Search (3hrs) http://devoxx.com
These and other events shows up at http://jboss.org/events.html
Hello,
the idea is great, but what you could do to make it even better is upload the podcast to some service which enables tagging (or embed such a player), so that you could mark a point in time where eg \"Emmanuel talks about Hibernate Search\", \"Aaron talks about AS2\" etc, so that it would be easy to skip subjects which you are not interested in.
1:20 is a lot of time, and most of the audience will probably be already familiar with some projects you are talking about.
Adam