The news archives are listed in reverse chronological order.
The "Java 3D with RMI" presentation given by David Croft at our 1999-02-10 meeting may be found at the ORBS website.
1998-11-02
Mike Lee will
be giving a presentation on Java3D on Wednesday the 11th of November.
An MtJUG business meeting will immediately follow the presentation.
1998-03-16
John D. Powell will be presenting the Java Electronic Commerce Framework (JECF), this Wednesday the 18th.
Our next meeting after this is tentatively scheduled for April the 22nd, Wednesday, also known as "Professional Secretaries Day".
1998-01-23
Our next meeting is tentatively scheduled for 1998-02-04.
1997-11-12
We had our kickoff meeting tonight! See the meeting minutes for the details. Our next meeting will be in January.
We are seeking volunteers to speak on the Java topics of their choosing at our upcoming meetings. Please send e-mail to David Croft if you would like to find out more about how you can participate.
1997-10-17
IBM has very generously offered their support to the MtJUG. In addition to a number of Internet services that will be extended to us, I have recently received a box of Java treasures. I propose that we distribute these goods at our next meeting in a fashion to be determined by vote of the members.
The box included the following:
Our thanks to IBM and O'Reilly for their generous support.
1997-10-17
I am pleased to announce that John Clingan of Sun Microsystems has accepted my invitation on behalf of the Mountaineer Java Users Group (MtJUG) to provide timely press releases on Java developments to our mailing list. John Clingan regularly provides these mailings to the Los Angeles and Orange County JUGs of California. I am quite pleased that he has agreed to extend his service to West Virginia. I see this as one more step in becoming a part of the "wired" Java community. Our thanks to John Clingan for his efforts.
1997-09-19
Hoorah! The majordomo mailing list server for MtJUG is now up and running. Our thanks to Michael Hughes of Hughes Electronic Commerce, an ISP based in Lancaster, California, for getting this done.
To subscribe to or unsubscribe from the MtJUG mailing list, send e-mail to majordomo@hughes.net. Once subscribed, you can broadcast e-mail to the mailing list by sending your message to mtjug@majordomo.hughes.net.
1997-09-14
Check out the Java Developer Connection. You can sign up for their e-mail newsletter as well.
1997-08-26
The vote has been cast. Our acronym is now MtJUG. At some point in the future we need to drop a $100 with InterNIC and reserve mtjug.org.
1997-08-25
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