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JavaOne starts on Monday, but several key events are tomorrow, Sunday, including the keynote for OOW and the GlassFish Community Event and Party :-).

This will be a very busy week; below is a list of guides to (some) of the main events.

The JavaOne Conference Blog is the official source:

• Sunday Night Keynote Party @ the Zone
• Keynotes Set the Tone
• Interview with Apolo Ohno
• Java Posse BOF (Tues. Sept 21 @ 6pm)
• Things To Do While In San Francisco

Keynotes

• Official Keynotes (OOW, Oracle Develop, JavaOne)
  • Sunday, 5:30-7:30 - Larry Ellison kickoff for OOW
  • Monday, 5:45-7:15 - Thomas Kurian keynote for JavaOne
• Also see this list for the OOW keynotes.

RoundUps, Session Lists, are more

• What to Do at JavaOne 2010 (Kevin Farnham)
• GlassFish or WebLogic? (TheAquarium)
• GlassFish and JavaOne 2010 (TheAquarium)
• JavaOne 2010 is right here! (Arun)
• Another JavaOne around the corner (AlexisMP)
• Session recommendations for JavaOne (Terrence Barr)
• Metro sessions at JavaOne 2010 (Fabian)
• Back to our Roots for JavaOne (Amy Fowler)
• LWUIT At JavaOne 2010 (Shai Almog)
• JavaOne Expert RIA Track (Stephen Chin)
• NetBeans Platform @ JavaOne (Geertjan)
• MySQL Sunday and More
• Java.Net Activities at JavaOne (Sonya)
• JCP Activities at JavaOne 2010 (JCP Office)
• Grid Engine at Oracle Open World (DanT)
• unconference @ OOW 2010 (Fishworks)
• JBoss returns to JavaOne
• See you at JavaOne (Kohsuke @ InfraDNA)

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JavaOne this year is held at a different location (Maps.Bing, Maps.Google) and in different dates (Sept 19-24), but it is still full of activities. To help you track them, here are a few links. Let's start with: • Home page • Agenda • Catalog • Registration • Schedule Builder • My Registration • Navigate

Other useful links include Oracle World Unconference, Duke Award Winners, Java University, Rock Stars Wall of Fame, and all JCP activities.

The bulk of the activities are in "The Zone", San Francisco's Hotel Nikko, Hilton San Francisco, and Parc 55 hotels and the surrounding area.  The area includes:

• Java Exhibition Hall
• Java DEMOgrounds
• Candy Bar
• LEGO Pit
• The Game Zone
• Mason Street Tent
• OTN Night
• Tap and Brew
• Exhibitor Listings
• Sponsor Listings

Other variations from previous years include MySQL Sunday - the Sessions include presentations by Edward Screven, Tomas Ulin and Marten Mickos - the co-location with Oracle Develop - the same ticket will get you in both events - and free admission for students.

On the GlassFish side there are plenty of activities, from Hands-on-Labs, to technical sessions. Harpreet put together a cheat-sheet for all GF-related events; that is two pages full of events... starting with the Community Event and Party (Event: S319368).

There is more information on JavaOne on many channels, includingTwitter (JavaOneConf and #javaone10), FaceBook (JavaOne and ILoveJava), and Blogs (OTN, Develop, and other) and videos like Jerome's and Preview TechCast.

Finally, don't forget that GlassFish 3.1 M5 will be available next week (see 3.1 posts). Enjoy!

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This running entry collects key announcements related to Oracle's Acquisition of Sun; some from the Jan 27th event, some from companion webcasts, and some later announcements. The main theme of the acquisition is "We're Changing the Way you Buy, Run and Manage Business Systems".

Main Entry Points:

• Sun Acquisition
• Jan 27th Strategy Event. Includes webcast, highlights and presentations. 5 hours but worth it.
• Strategy Webcast Series.

From the Software Segment of the Strategy Webcast Series:

• Jeet & Hasan on Java Strategy. Covers JavaFX, JavaSE, Blu-Ray, GlassFish, JavaCard, Developer Sites, JCP, JavaOne Java For Business.
• Hasan Rizvi on Application Server. GlassFish, WebLogic, protecting investment in existing products, Oracle Application Grid, Grid Architecture, jRockit, Coherence, Tuxedo, OpenMQ, GlassFish WebStack and GF SpaceServer - and Liferay, Sun WebServer, Portal Server, Oracle WebCenter. Check slide 12 (and 6'12") for current level of details on WebLogic/GlassFish alignment.
• Richard Sarwal and Steve Wilson on Oracle Enterprise Manager and xVM OpsCenter. Combined story covers discovery, provisioning, updating, monitoring - including for virtualized assets. Application-to-disk management.
• OpenOffice, with Michael Bemmer. Open Source, name changes, Oracle value proposition, Web-Based version, JDeveloper support, Extensions, ODF-support, integration with other Oracle products.
• Cloud with Richard Sarwal. A pretty good presentation covering IAAS, PAAS, SAAS; Private and Public Clouds; range from Silo > Grid > Private Cloud > Hybrid including Private and Public Cloud; cloud-in-a-box. Discontinuing the Sun public cloud offering but leveraging Sun's technology, including Q-Layer team for Oracle products that provide flexible, self-service, dynamic services.
• Operating Systems by Edward Screven.

From the Systems Segment of the Strategy Webcast Series:

• Storage with Mike Shapiro, including OpenStorage and Flash products. Blade Server and x86 Rack Server are covered by Ali Alasti; Archival (tapes) by Jim Cates, and SPARC Servers by Masood Heydari.

Other Links:

• Overview and FAQ for Developer Community - Covers SDN, Java.Net, Java.Sun.Com, BigAdmin, Kenai, JavaOne and more.
• Developer Tools FAQ
• Post on Public Site To Be Removed.

Additional Information - Oracle continues to update their site; see also:

• Middleware Home

Press, Analysts, Friends, Others:

• @Redmonk - Cote and Stephen.
• Savio Rodrigues (IBM/Geronimo) and Mark Little (JBoss - he really should wait for more data).
• NYtimes, WSJ, PCWorld, MercuryNews, and many more...

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Sun's LAMP support is assembled from two pieces: the L is from our Linux/GNU Support (see GlassFish WebStack, which, in its latest incarnation includes Apache HTTP Server, lighttpd, memcached, MySQL, PHP, Python, Ruby, Squid, Tomcat, GlassFish (v2.1) and Hudson.

The inclusion of Hudson is a bit of an opportunistic move (more on that in a bit), the rest comprises a well tested, integrated, optimized, and extended component stack for your new and old Web Apps.

The WebStack can be downloaded here; the bundle includes the WebStack Enterprise Manager, which, unlike the other components, is not free right-to-use but rather is available with an eval license; this is a model like that of the GlassFish Enterprise Manager. The current release supports RHEL, Solaris and OpenSolaris (it is bundled in OpenSolaris); for additional details, check out the Documentation and Discussion Forum.

Check out these posts from the WebStack team: • CVR's Announcement and Overview. • CVR's note on two key properties: Fully Relocatable, and Updatable. • Sriram on Installing AMP stack within GlassFish Web Stack 1.5. • Irfan on the Enterprise Manager's Navigation Panel. • Jeff on Installing via IPS tools.