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This years JavaOne was a not to be missed event. Here are my views on how the conference has changed
Glitch Watch - 250,000 cell phone subscriber s without service
Approximat ely 250,000 cell phone subscriber s lost service for most of Tuesday this week in Vermont a
Another Chapter Begins
At the end of this week, I will no longer be employed by BEA Systems. It has been a great 4 years wo
Open BlueD ragon: Game On!
Open BlueDragon is now available for working with.Leave CommentRel ated Entri es:Open BlueDragon : 1 d
Woot!
iPhone, key arrived, os install ing, nothing to be said, NDA and all that, very excited... Lame attem
Kaazing's Brian Albers to speak at Interop in Vegas
As a software guy it is always int eresting to attend a "hardwar e/network" conference such as Interop
Bringing Web 2.0 into the Enterprise
Today, social net working, and user-g enerated content web sites are among the most popular sites on
How much test coverage do you need? - The Testivus Answer
Referring to "The Way of Testivus" entry: http://www .artima.co m/weblogs/ viewpost.j sp?thread= 203994
Eclipse Web Tools on Safari


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Woot!
iPhone, key arrived, os installing, nothing to be said, NDA and all that, very excited... Lame attempt to be funny, hard to be silent.
Mac Developer Round Table
Scotty was kind enough to have me on the Mac Developer Roundtable tonight. If you are interested in WWDC or iPhone SDK please have a listen. It was tons of fun! Thanks again Scotty! For those of you coming here from Scotty's site check out my Core
New Mini Online...
As I documented here my poor old PPC mini was having trouble keeping up with the success of my wife's iPhone Games so I bought and configured a new Intel mini and shipped it off last week. It went on line yesterday and is now barely above 10% CPU usa
Coming Home...
Way back in college I had the great privilege of working on a NeXTCube (started on system 0.9, yes I'm old...) with Mathematica doing some really cool non-linear stuff. It was my first exposure to Unix (which of course spoiled me rotten) and I was ho
Zero G?
So way back in the day when I worked at NASA one of the projects I was involved in was the space suits for Reagan's space station. That was supposed to be assembled from K'enx type things and they needed new suits to give the astronauts more time in
Alfresco on OS X - ImageMagic and OpenOffice
Alfreso is a fantastic ECM solution that has some amazing features and some great momentum. It has been more than a year since I've used Alfresco and man have they gotten some cool stuff done. I spent the last couple of days getting certified to te
Maven - Choose Your Pain (Re: mostly hate)
So I generally feel that using maven or ant or make or shell scripts, building is a pain in the neck and what ever way you choose you will have pain. You get used to the pain of one kind or another and sort of grow to like that sort of pain and you f
Java on Leopard - enough complaining
So while reviewing the release notes for Java on Leopard I noticed a couple of interesting bits. First they included junit 4.1 and maven 2.0.6 in the mix, which is great (except that maven 2.06 had some serious bugs with transitive dependencies). mvn
Software Summit 2007 - Learn IT and Skiing
Hope to see you there. I'll be talking about Spring vs Guice and Continuous Integration. Its going to be fun and a great spot to learn tons of good stuff. I'm really looking forward to Dion's gears talk. Make sure to save some energy for Friday af
What was I thinking...
I don't know why it irked me so badly. I was looking at my javablogs email and saw that and thought oh wow I was just going on about this I wonder what the post is about. I read it and posted a comment. Now I'm thinking I have too much real work to d
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WebLogic Portal 10.2 Released By BEA Systems
N Franco wrote: Ok but if I have a .net application and I dont want to code it to a Java front end is it possible to only frame it through? Is it possible embedding a .net control into the weblogic portal?
Remember the Monkey Business? McCain Is History!
Jill Kamp Melton wrote: The big story about Donna Rice Hughes is one of renewal and redemption. From the ashes of the scandal she has rebuilt her life into one of ministry to others, millions of others, via internet safety and protection from predators. From that mess, she no...
Shared Sessions Using EJBs
Davide Parisi wrote: It's an helpful tips, but the code it's not complete, can we publish the entire source?
Easy Java Portlets
anjz wrote: hey i am facing problem with action url i am getting exception the action url is returning null i am trying to submit a register form and on sumbit its supposed to print the values entered its not working as expected please help
Five Live SYS-CON.TV Demos Show NetBeans 6.0 Being Put Through Its Paces
raymond stephen wrote: The GUI builder looks very neat...is it a full CRUD application?


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The Grand Convergence: Web + RIA + Widgets + Client/Server
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