Free Java DevRoom: IcedTea-Web goes offline and beyond ; tallk proposal
Title: IcedTea-Web goes offline and beyond Abstract: Future of java applets and javaws is dark. Chrome have already cut down NPAPI. Most of the banks moved from java to javascript for they internet banking. The javaws will suffer a lot by introducing jigsaw modules. What is remaining? The "physical applets" of course! Seriously - the "killing" feature of applets is that they do not work offline. But similarly to javaws - they can! IcedTea-Web is now removing this boundaries, and what more, it will also allow you to detach applet out from browser - by jnlp shortcut, or by lunching html page by javaws directly. Apart of this, ITW is now JDK independent and you can run those features on any OpenJDK, even on Oracle or IBM JDKs. And except serving you web application comfortably online, ITW allows you to lock this application - even "signed ones" in sandbox. And of course there is Jogamp project - the awt-less plugin - How I wish to see it merged upstream!-) *** Long story short, more security and much much more freedom *** A/V recording: Ashamed, but Ok ET: 30 min + demos. Speaker: Jiri Vanek Most of the time cooking coffee for rest of Red Hat's OpenJDK team. Except this, maintaining OpenJDK for Fedora, developing ITW and trying to contribute to any open source stumbled over.
Here goes the slides too: https://jvanek.fedorapeople.org/fosdem/itwGoesOffline-4014/itwGoesOfflineAnd... Thank you for great time all participants and organizers! J. On 12/03/2014 06:32 PM, Jiri Vanek wrote:
Title: IcedTea-Web goes offline and beyond
Abstract: Future of java applets and javaws is dark. Chrome have already cut down NPAPI. Most of the banks moved from java to javascript for they internet banking. The javaws will suffer a lot by introducing jigsaw modules. What is remaining? The "physical applets" of course! Seriously - the "killing" feature of applets is that they do not work offline. But similarly to javaws - they can! IcedTea-Web is now removing this boundaries, and what more, it will also allow you to detach applet out from browser - by jnlp shortcut, or by lunching html page by javaws directly. Apart of this, ITW is now JDK independent and you can run those features on any OpenJDK, even on Oracle or IBM JDKs. And except serving you web application comfortably online, ITW allows you to lock this application - even "signed ones" in sandbox. And of course there is Jogamp project - the awt-less plugin - How I wish to see it merged upstream!-) *** Long story short, more security and much much more freedom ***
A/V recording: Ashamed, but Ok ET: 30 min + demos.
Speaker: Jiri Vanek Most of the time cooking coffee for rest of Red Hat's OpenJDK team. Except this, maintaining OpenJDK for Fedora, developing ITW and trying to contribute to any open source stumbled over. _______________________________________________ java-devroom mailing list java-devroom@lists.fosdem.org https://lists.fosdem.org/listinfo/java-devroom
On 02/02/2015 01:17 PM, Jiri Vanek wrote:
Here goes the slides too:
https://jvanek.fedorapeople.org/fosdem/itwGoesOffline-4014/itwGoesOfflineAnd...
Good stuff! Thank you for sharing. Regarding the AWT-Less plugin fork, reality stepped in (family expansion) and time is short :) However, it would be great of you like to merge the concept of 'user provided windowing [toolkit] resources' as demonstrated in ITW! For sure I can help and assist, but I cannot 'drive' this task these days (alone). Cheers, Sven
On 02/04/2015 01:53 AM, Sven Gothel wrote:
On 02/02/2015 01:17 PM, Jiri Vanek wrote:
Here goes the slides too:
https://jvanek.fedorapeople.org/fosdem/itwGoesOffline-4014/itwGoesOfflineAnd...
Good stuff! Thank you for sharing.
Regarding the AWT-Less plugin fork, reality stepped in (family expansion) and time is short :)
Cool :)) Congrats!
However, it would be great of you like to merge the concept of 'user provided windowing [toolkit] resources' as demonstrated in ITW! For sure I can help and assist, but I cannot 'drive' this task these days (alone).
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