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Friday Sep 13, 2002

Doh! JSF is Early Access and not Public Review Draft

Comments[0] by Dave in Java
Sun: "Due to a miscommunication, the community published version of the JavaServerFaces Specification was inadvertently released as the "Public Review Draft." It was not the intent of the Expert Group to enter the Public Review portion of the JCP process at this time." [via The Server Side]

Quickies

Comments[0] by Dave in General

I've almost conquered the deadline that I've been fighting, but I am not quite there yet.  So, here is a quick update for you.  

Jeremy Allaire now has a weblog and has pointed out some very cool Flash based text editors.

Congrats to Russell Beattie on his new job offer.  

Matt Raible has put together a interesting list of web builder blogs that he learned about from the Web Builder Conference he is attending in Vegas (lucky dog!).

Lance Lavandowska says he in on a mental vacation but don't believe it, he is knocking Roller features off the Roller TODO list at an alarming rate and making Roller enhancements on demand.

Lance's site seems to be down at the moment. I hope that is not due to Roller.  Speaking of outages, my site was down today for the first time in about a month with out-of-memory errors.  Anthony Eden's site also seemed to be experiencing some difficulties yesterday and today.  These outages make me wonder a little about Roller's stability and scalability.

My Dad is giving a talk out in Breckenridge and I cannot even understand the title.

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