Maybe somebody is interested in a real instructor lead hands on training;-) Check out the official Creator Training page;-) I’ve seen Gail & Paul Anderson at the J1 labs and I was surprised on how much they could pack into an one hour lab session. Now think three days, that will be a lot of… Read More »
There were some questions about the memory consumption of the application server on the Creator Forum. That’s especially interesting when you try to develop applications which might be used by numerous clients at a time. So I decided to take all the pieces together and try it. You need: The latest release of Netbeans 5… Read More »
We found out that the Sun Java Enterprise System WebServer 6.1 has a upload limit of 10 MByte for web applications. Apparently we were very close to that limit for some time without knowing about it. But when you add a WebService or EJB client to a Creator application, all the support jar files will… Read More »
Not too much;-) At least not much the average user will see. We added Remote Deployment support for the Sun Java System Portal Server 6.3 on top of the Application Server 8.1. If you happen to want to play with that on Solaris or Linux. Remote deployment is not really a good description, because the… Read More »
Creator uses a lot of features in the JDBC 3.0 specification to create a good design time experience. For instance it uses table metadata to prepopulate the columns in the table component. But not all JDBC drivers support everything we would need and especially the Oracle JDBC drivers don’t give us the metadata when we… Read More »
This came up in the forum over the last week. The easiest way to get access to native code from a Creator application is when that code can be handled as a global resource similar to a JDBC driver jar. I created a little test case today (on Linux) and that seemed to work after… Read More »
Ok, first off: We don’t claim to support FC4 but since Creator and it’s components are mostly Java, it should still work, right? 😉 I don’t know if my SuSE Linux systems are officially supported either. But I know that people try different flavors of Linux until they find one they like. So why not… Read More »