How many times it happens that you have to execute an external programs while developing a Java application? How many times you search on web a solution for this kind of problem? Abstract Execute Framework give you an answer! With Abstract Execute Framework you can easily run external application or commands directly from your Java code and you are able to capture output and redirect it wherever you want without tr Read more
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JaClouX beta0.1 is the first beta release of JaClouX framework. JaClouX (JCX – Java bindings for Cloud eXtension) is a Java framework for developing high performance cloud-aware applications. It is a multi-cloud API that helps developers to interact with many cloud providers offering a single interface for each cloud services. With JCX you are able to write a cloud application you can run in different cloud Read more
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Talk Schedule 14.00 Introduzione e saluto G. Giunta 14.15 Presentazione dei progetti gVirtuS, JaClouX/dryRain, AbstractInstrument R. Montella 14.30 Disegno, architettura e sviluppo driver per GVirtuS G. Coviello 15.30 Coffee break 16.00 Disegno, architettura e sviluppo applicazioni JaClouX F. Lucarelli 17.00 Conclusioni e saluto R. Montella Location Centro Direzionale di Napoli, Isola C4 Quarto Pi Read more
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On the occasion of the new release of our main products, GVirtuS and JaClouX we are pleased to announce the first “UniParthenope OpenSource Lab Party”. The party will be held on March 16 2011 in the Faculty of Science and Technology of the University of Napoli “Parthenope”. The party will be organized as a conference where there will be held talks about the projects developed in the OpenSource Lab. In parti Read more
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The gVirtuS mailinglist is just setted up. Go to http://osl.uniparthenope.it/mailman/listinfo/gvirtus for subscribing to the mailinglist. Read more
Starting from the changeset 266 gVirtuS doesn’t have anymore an XML configuration file, the new format is the simple .properties one. A .properties file is just a collection of key-value separated by a colon, like in: key: value Comments are supported, a comment starts with the “#” character and ends at the end of the line. I was feeling that XML format was to complex for the simple configuration Read more
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