Sun Microsystems Comes Up With RFID Based Java Net Community Website
Filed in archive Companies on May 14, 2006
Sun Microsystems has come up with the first RFID and sensor based Java Net Community Web site for Java developers. One can visit the site on http://sun.java.net/rfid-sensors. Now all must be wondering what the site offers. Developers can have access to a new community of expert colleagues, free RFID software, full package of information and product demos, sample source, toolkit and other community resources for the purpose of creating RFID and sensor based products, applications and services.
Some of the major feature of this site includes access to Sun's Java RFID Software 3.0 which is a technology preview that demonstrates the integration between Sun's Java Composite Application Platform Suite and the Sun Java System RFID Software, interactive email lists with access to other professionals on specific topics, a documents and files section, and interactive forums.
The community has emerged out of the experiences of technical collaboration among internal Sun experts. Anybody can access the Sun RFID and Sensor Community by joining Java Net at http://java.net. Members of the community can participate in code building projects, e-mail lists and community activities. The RFID Software, toolkits and documentation can be freely downloaded.

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Miles
(10/30/09 7:57pm)
Is this community active? I entered my e-mail address at sun.java.rfid site and no return to register mail has been received.
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