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Mailing Lists for Java Developers
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<<Notes>>

  This list is undoubtedly incomplete. Please send any corrections
  or additions to elharo@sunsite.unc.edu
  Digest versions of these lists are not mentioned, even when they're
  available I'm thinking about how to make them available too.

<<How to subscribe to a mailing list>>

In most cases you can just click on subscription requests, enter your
name and email address in the resulting form, and hit the Subscribe
button. If you need to subscribe manually, instructions are as follows.

There are four kinds of mailing lists here. The first type of list is
run manually. These are identified by a subscription address that looks
like listname-request@somewhere.somedomain. To subscribe to one of
these lists send a message to that address with some body text a human
being can understand, e.g.

   Please subscribe me to the Java games list. My email address is
   elharo@sunsite.unc.edu. Thanks.

The other three common kinds of lists are run by automated mail-server
software. A lot of UNIX machines run something called majordomo. To
subscribe to a majordomo list you'll need to send email not to the list
but rather to majordomo. For example to subscribe to java-mac@natural.com
send mail to majordomo@natural.com with the message

      subscribe java-mac

in the body. Your email address will be read from the message you sent.

Many IBM mainframes run LISTSERV. To subscribe to a LISTSERV list you
need to send email to the listserver, not to the list. For example to
subscribe to the jeeves-interest list, jeeves-interest@javasoft.com,
send a message to LISTSERV@javasoft.com with the message

      SUB jeeves-interest First_Name Last_Name

in the first line of the body. Some UNIX boxes run a very similar piece
of software called listproc. For purposes of subscribing to mailing
lists there's no need to worry about the differences between LISTSERV
and listproc.

Finally Macintoshes often run ListStar from StarNine. ListStar is a
flexible rule-based mail processing system. This is a bug, not a
feature. Almost every ListStar hosted mailing list uses a different
subscription format. Some act like ListServ. Some act like majordomo.
Others act like ListServ except they expect the commands in the
Subject line. Others do something else entirely. In most cases the
automated subscription form available here should work. If it doesn't,
email the list's maintainer to ask for more detailed instructions.

List of mailing lists

      advanced-java      Advanced uses of Java
      advanced-swing     Swing
      amiga-hotjava      Porting Java to the Amiga
      amiga-hotjava-announce     Announcements about Java for the Amiga
      AUTOAPI-INTEREST   the AutoJava API
      beans-info         JavaBeans Announcements
      beans-talk         JavaBeans discussion
      biss-awt           A Java native AWT replacement
      bongo-interest     Marimba's Bongo GUI Builder
      cal                The official newsletter of the Cafe Au Lait web site
      castanet-interest  Marimba's Castanet
      CJava Corporate    Migration to Java
      e-announce         The E Programming Language (moderated)
      e-talk             The E Programming Language
      EJB-INTEREST       Enterprise JavaBeans
      enterprise-java    Java in Corporations
      ESM_CS_JAVA
      guavac             The guavac Java compiler
      hot-java-interest  Sun's HotJava web browser
      ibm-java-announce  Announcements about IBM's Java work
      IBUTTON-INTEREST   IButtons for JavaRings
      idl-users          Java and IDL
      ifc-news           Netscape's Internet Foundation Classes
      jai-interest       The Java Advanced Imaging API
      Java               Borland's Java World newsletter
      Java               General Java Discussion
      Java               Discussion of Java in French
      Java               General discussion in Spanish
      Java               JavaSpaces
      java-access        Java Accessibility API
      java-announce      Announcements about Java from Sun
      Java-COM           Java and Microsoft's Component Object Model
      java-games         Writing games in Java
      java-house         Discussion of Java in Japanese
      java-house-brewers Java programming in Japanese
      java-interest      adavanced Java, moderated
      java-kerberos      Java, Kerberos and DCE
      JAVA-L             Help with Java
      java-linux         Java on Linux
      java-mac           Java Programming on the Macintosh
      java-mud           MUD's in Java
      Java-Networking    Java network programming
      Java-Perl          JPL Java-and-Perl integration tool
      java-porting       Porting Java
      java-src           Java source code
      java-xml-interest  Integrating Java and XML
      java2d-interest    The Java 2D API
      java3d-interest    The Java3D API
      javaanim-interest  The Java animation API
      JAVABOUTIQUE-JNEWS Java Boutique's JNews
      javacc-interest    The jacc parser generator
      JavaCORBA          Java and CORBA
      javagl             The JavaGL 3D Graphics Library
      JAVAHELP-INFO      Announcements about JavaHelp
      JavaLobby          Unite for Java
      JavaLobbyCafe      Unmoderated advocacy and flameage
      JAVAMAIL-ANNOUNCE  Announcements about the JavaMail API
      javamail-interest  The JavaMail API
      JAVAPC-DISCUSSION  JavaPC
      JAVAPC-NEWS        Announcements about JavaPC
      JAVARING-INTEREST  Java Rings
      javasound-interest The developing Java Sound API
      JAVASPACES-USERS   JavaSpaces
      javaspeech-announce The Java Speech API
      javaspeech-interest The Java Speech API
      javatv-interest    Java Television API
      jdb                The jDB database backend
      JDMK-FORUM         The Java Dynamic Management discussion list
      jini-alias         Announcements about JINI
      jini-submit        Questions about JINI
      jini-users         JINI
      jio                jio
      jmapi-forum        The Java Management API
      jmdk-forum         Java Dynamic Management Kit
      jmf-interest       The Java Media Framework
      jms-interest       Java Message Server
      jnative-l          Native Methods
      jndi-interest      Java Naming and Directory Interface
      jrex               Java News
      jsdt-interest      The Java Advanced Imaging API
      jserv-interest     Java Web Server
      JSP-INTEREST       Java Server Pages
      jtapi-interest     The Java Telephony API
      macmethods-java    beginning Mac Java programmers
      marimba-announce   Moderated Announcements from Marimba
      mix-and-match-java OpenDoc type parts for Java
      MRJ-ANNOUNCE       Announcement about the Macintosh Runtime for Java
      MRJ-DEV            Discussion of Apple's Macintosh Runtime for Java
      msql-jdbc          A JDBC driver for mSQL
      otug               Object Technology
      pizza-announce     Low-volume list for Pizza Announcements
      pizza-users        Discussion of Pizza
      real-time-java     Designing and implementing a real time Java
      rmi-users          Remote Method Invocation
      sc22jsg            Study Group for a Java ISO standard
      security           Java Security
      servlet-interest   Java Servlets
      SMG9_API           Development of Java APIs for the SIM
      subarctic-announce Announcements about the SubArctic User Interface Toolkit
      subarctic-discuss  Discussion of the SubArctic User Interface Toolkit
      swing              The JFC
      tutorial           The Java Tutorial
      win-jdk            IBM's Windows 3.1 ADK
      winwarriors        The CodeWarrior IDE for Windows