Back to index Sun works toward JCP 2.0 Sun Microsystems has revealed that it is working with an advisory group of Java technology users to change the Java Community Process. The JCP creates Java technology specifications via a community-oriented process, but it has been under fire lately for adhering too closely to Sun's whims. The panel has presented a revised draft of the JCP to be reviewed by Java technology licensees. Based on responses from those licensees, the draft will be modified and available for public review by the end of April. Advisory group organizations include BEA Systems, Compaq, Apple Computer, Fujitsu, Novell, HP, WebGain, and Wind River Systems.
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The IIP Open Source Client and Server source code is free until May 1. Akamai offers advanced reporting services Akamai Technologies has made available the Traffic Analyzer and Reporter realtime and historical reporting tools, both of which analyze Website usage for FreeFlow and FreeFlow Streaming customers. The Akamai Traffic Analyzer is a Java-based client that monitors the traffic at a customer's Website as well as the Akamai network. Customers can view the geographic origin of visitor traffic, which may be of particular use for evaluating traffic patterns during media events. For instance, Akamai customers who advertised during the Super Bowl could view hits in realtime, thus providing immediate feedback on concurrent streams, the number of viewers, and the viewers' locations.