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0 On Thursday, June 15, the Netherlands Java Users Group (NL-JUG) organised the first of two yearly meetings, this one called J-Spring. I had the privilage to do a presentation on the OpenOffice.org API, about which another blog will follow. At J-Spring I met Netbeans’ Geertjan Wielenga. Geertjan had previously written about a plugin for Netbeans that allows you to run OpenOffice.org or StarOffice from within Netbeans. Geertjan also announced that he would do a presenation on some cool features of Netbeans on J-Spring. I commented on his blog saying that I would do the OOo presentation on J-Spring and that we should meet.
So we did. We had a nice chat about Netbeans and OOo and we decided to hookup a bit and try to write some cool code for Netbeans. Geertjan also announced this on his blog, see
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/geertjan?entry=reflections_on_netbeans_at_j
Related posts:
Installing Tomcat5.5 and integrating it with Apache 1.3 Use Data Tree in List of Values Window – ADF BC and UIX and JHeadstart 
Introducing Spring Framework – Overview presentation and demonstration for Oracle Consulting Getting started with the OpenOffice.org API part I : connecting to OpenOffice.org Implement JAAS based Authentication and Authorization for ADF Faces applications on OC4J 10.1.3
Sorry, I have been wondering who writes these posts for a while now and seemingly I had never paid enough attention to the blog headings before. My bad.
Lucas,
This is regarding AJAX in ADF afces. That article was just great. I was wondering if you can help me with one bug.
Can you please email me at smalisetti@hotmail.com
Thanks
Sagar
On the top of this page, it reads: Meeting people at J-Spring by Wouter van Reeven. I think he – the author – is called Wouter van Reeven.
Who are you? Is Alper your full name?
regards
Lucas
Who are you? There is no author mentioned anywhere on this blog.