May 23, 2005
Apple and Intel?
So I have this secret, have you heard that...
| Apple's Talks with Intel Raise Eyebrows eWeek, MA - By Ian Betteridge. Opinion: Unless Apple believes that IBM's commitment to PowerPC is wavering, then jumping ship while there is ... |
| Stocks extend rally as Nasdaq gains MSN Money - NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks picked up last week's momentum on Monday, with the oil and software sectors up on brokerage upgrades and the Nasdaq posting its ... |
| US stocks extend rally, Apple up on reports of chip talks with ... Canada.com, Canada - NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street extended last week's rally Monday, pushing stocks higher as the bullish mood was buoyed by news that Apple Computer Inc. ... |
| Apple reported considering jumping to Intel chips San Francisco Chronicle, CA - Apple Computer Inc.’s shares spiked nearly 6 percent today on news that the Cupertino maker of Macintosh PCs and iPod music players may start using computer ... |
| Stocks extend rally as Apple leads tech trading San Diego Union Tribune, CA - By Michael J. Martinez. NEW YORK – Surging technology shares prompted more buying on Wall Street Monday as investors welcomed analysts ... |
| Stocks rally on upgrades of oil, software Reuters - By Scott Malone. NEW YORK (Reuters) - US stocks picked up last week's momentum on Monday, with the oil and software sectors up on ... |
| US stocks extend rally as Apple leads tech trading Ireland Online, Ireland - Surging technology shares prompted more buying on Wall Street today as investors welcomed analysts upgrades and Apple Computer Inc.’s reported talks to use ... |
| Analysis: Intel and Apple like apples and oranges ComputerWorld - MAY 23, 2005 (IDG NEWS SERVICE) - With a buzz factor that far exceeds its market share, Apple Computer Inc. is the darling of technophiles ... |
| US stocks end higher; Nasdaq, S&P at 2-mo. peak MarketWatch - NEW YORK (MarketWatch) - US stocks extended their rally to a second week Monday as the Nasdaq rose to a two-month high amid a surge in Google shares and ... |
| Stocks rally on upgrades of oil, software ABC News - NEW YORK (Reuters) - US stocks picked up last week's momentum on Monday, with the oil and software sectors up on brokerage upgrades and the Nasdaq posting its ... |
| Dow Closes Up 52 on Apple-Intel Report Forbes - Surging technology shares prompted more buying on Wall Street Monday as investors welcomed analysts upgrades and Apple Computer Inc.'s reported talks to use ... |
| Dow Closes Up 52 on Apple-Intel Report ABC News - An advertisement for Intel is flashed on an electronic billboard at the Nasdaq MarketSite Monday, May 23, 2005 in New York. Stocks ... |
| Report: Intel-based Macs? Seattle Post Intelligencer, WA - The Wall Street Journal reports today that Apple is exploring the possibility of using Intel chips in the Macintosh line. (Apple currently uses IBM chips.). ... |
| Dow Closes Up 52 on Apple-Intel San Francisco Chronicle, CA - By MICHAEL J. MARTINEZ, AP Business Writer. Surging technology shares prompted more buying on Wall Street Monday as investors welcomed ... |
| Apple may use Intel chips for Macs ABC News - SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Computer Inc. has been in talks that could lead to it using Intel Corp. chips in its Macintosh computers ... |
| Why Apple Won't Embrace Intel Forbes - NEW YORK - Reports of Apple Computer shifting to building its computers with Intel chips, moving away from using chips made by IBM and Freescale Semiconductor ... |
| Intel Inside Apple? Motley Fool - It must be a boring Monday, because the rumor mills appear to be in full swing. Word has it that Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) and Intel ... |
| Stocks extend rally on Apple-Intel talks BusinessWeek - MAY. 23 3:23 PM ET Investors drove stocks higher Monday thanks to bullishness in the technology sector fueled by analyst upgrades ... |
| Apple to Intel: some advantage, lots of risk ZDNet - Will Apple go to Intel? It's easy to think about but tough to do, warn analysts. The two companies have met recently to discuss ... |
| Apple Rumor Propels Stocks Wired News - Stocks moved higher Monday as investors extended last week's rally and pushed Apple Computer higher on a report that it was in talks about using Intel ... |
| Report: Apple Explores Use of Intel Chips ABC News - Early trading prices for Apple and Intel are on display on the electronic board at NASDAQ headquarters in Times Square, Monday, May 23, 2005 in New York . ... |
| Report: Apple considering switch to Intel chips USA Today - Apple Computer (AAPL) is talking with Intel (INTC) about using its microprocessors in the Macintosh computer line, The Wall Street Journal said Monday. ... |
| London shares close comfortably up with Hilton, real estate; Wall ... Forbes - LONDON (AFX) - UK blue chips extended gains in late trade to close well into positive territory, encouraged by an upbeat session on Wall Street, and with ... |
| US stocks open higher NEWS.com.au, Australia - US stocks were slightly higher today, supported by a slip in oil prices and gains in shares of Intel Corp on a report its chips may be used in Apple Computer ... |
| Dow, Nasdaq advance on Apple-Intel talks BusinessWeek - MAY. 23 11:27 AM ET Stocks moved higher Monday as investors extended last week's rally and pushed Apple Computer Inc. higher on ... |
| Apple to explore Intel chips for Macs ABC News - May 23, 2005 — SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Computer Inc. has been in talks that could soon lead to a decision to use Intel Corp. ... |
| Apple May Use Intel Chips Red Herring, CA - In a blow to Big Blue, Apple reportedly is considering use of Intel chips in its Macintosh computers. Shares of Apple Computer and ... |
| Apple may use Intel chips: report MarketWatch - SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - Apple Computer Inc. is considering using chips made by Intel Corp. in its Macintosh computer line, The ... |
| Apple may use Intel chips ZDNet - Apple Computer has been in talks that could lead to a decision soon to use Intel chips in its Macintosh line, according to a report published Monday. ... |
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Private JXTA Rendezvous
From the JXTA mailing list...
If you use ext:config (http://wiki.java.net/bin/view/Jxta/ExtConfig) you can specify alternative "seed list bootstraps." The bulk of this is explained in the "My MyJXTA" blog entry:http://weblogs.java.net/blog/gonzo/archive/2005/02/my_myjxta.html
Here's a recap:
create your own profile(.xml)
in it, override the following values:
/jxta/network/rendezVous/@bootstrap
/jxta/network/relays/@bootstrapthe bootstrap value can be any valid URL, eg:
http://rdv.jxtahosts.net/cgi-bin/rendezvous.cgi?2
http://rdv.jxtahosts.net/cgi-bin/relays.cgi?2note: the above are the pubnet defaults
you can use file URLS, which are nice for testing:
file:///tmp/rdv.txt
file:///tmp/rly.txt
the format of the bootstrap seed list is a newline delimited
list of URIs that map to the associated JXTA service, eg:http://209.128.126.108:9700
tcp://209.128.126.108:9701note: the above are derived from the default bootstrap
to close the loop, host a bootstrap.txt file on your server
and add the bootstrap address to your profile as described
above.you can test your jxta instances via telnet, eg:
# tcp:
% telent IP PORT# http
% telnet IP PORT
GET / HTTP/1.0You can set the bootstraps via the the Configurator api as well but I recommend going w/ the profile.
Lastly, if you choose not to use ext:config you can bake the seed lists into a PlatformConfig template or use the JXTA doc/adv APIs.
hth,
- james
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