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Coding a Swing Explorer Plugin for NetBeans IDE
bloid 
via blogs.sun.com
Submitted: May 11 / 03:44. Views: 28, Clicks: 3
One of the cool encounters at JavaOne was with Maxim Zakharenkov, who is from Latvia, and his https://swingexplorer.dev.java.net/ project. The tool... more »
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HtmlUnit in .NET and HtmlUnit in JRuby with Celerity as fast compatible alternative to Watir
bloid via mguillem.wordpress.com
Submitted: May 11 / 03:43. Views: 21, Clicks: 3
Java and Groovy are my main programming languages (as well as JavaScript for scripts in HTML pages) therefore it’s always funny for me to see that... more »
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First Look at the Spring 2 Application Platform
springfan via osgipain.blogspot.com
Submitted: May 10 / 12:34. Views: 75, Clicks: 32
What is SpringSource thinking? Why are they betting everything on OSGi? What's so special about the Spring 2 Application Platform? Read this article... more »
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ADF 11g - Master Detail Page
rnocera via java-hair.com
Submitted: May 10 / 11:57. Views: 56, Clicks: 13
This is short tutorial to demonstrate a simple Master-Detail relationship on a JSP page within the ADF framework.
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Seam and Facelets Support in NetBeans 6.1
davidsalter via davidsalter.co.uk
Submitted: May 10 / 05:56. Views: 84, Clicks: 17
How to add Seam and Facelets support to NetBeans 6.1
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JavaOne 2008, Day Three: Riding the Rails
bloid via artima.com
Submitted: May 10 / 03:58. Views: 75, Clicks: 15
This post outlines the development and deployment process for JRuby on Rails based on notes from talks by Ola Bini of Thoughtworks, Nick Sieger of... more »
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Major themes of JavaOne: REST, Ruby and NetBeans
Submitted: May 10 / 03:55. Views: 60, Clicks: 15
Hundreds of sessions, thousands of people...and what did I come away with? Lots of t-shirts, plush toys, and more t-shirts. Oh, and 3 main things... more »
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Java Has The Flu
bloid via keeneview.com
Submitted: May 10 / 03:51. Views: 78, Clicks: 36
Remember when people built cool web apps with Java? When was the last time you heard about a cool web app that wasn't written in Rails or PHP? OK,... more »
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Google I/O and GWT Extreme!
bloid via timepedia.blogspot.com
Submitted: May 10 / 03:49. Views: 58, Clicks: 27
I've been invited to do a session at the upcoming Google I/O conference. The initial idea was to do a presentation on Syndroid, but I felt that was... more »
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Reading Microsoft Word Document in JAVA
cyberhitesh via hiteshagrawal.com
Submitted: May 10 / 02:16. Views: 63, Clicks: 25
When it comes to reading Microsoft Office Word document Java does not have any in build classes to handle this but Apache POI Package developed by... more »
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JavaOne: Concurrent garbage collectors
puredanger via tech.puredanger.com
Submitted: May 10 / 01:38. Views: 55, Clicks: 14
This talk was by Gil Tene and Michael Wolf from Azul. Azul has their own concurrent garbage collector although this talk focused mostly on the ideas... more »
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Android handset
screamingtoaster via developerlife.com
Submitted: May 10 / 00:30. Views: 59, Clicks: 21
Android handset in the wild - E28
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RIA Weekly #015 - JavaFX and JavaOne 2008 Wrap-up
Submitted: May 09 / 22:35. Views: 71, Clicks: 15
Dion Almaer stands in as the special guest-host for this episode from JavaOne 2008. Being the last day, we spend go over the RIA news of the show…and... more »
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Sorting Algorithms Demo
Submitted: May 09 / 22:27. Views: 70, Clicks: 17
We all know that Quicksort is one of the fastest algorithms for sorting. It's not often, however, that we get a chance to see exactly how fast... more »
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Android Developer Challenge: Round I Results are In
ciczan via android-developers.blogspot.com
Submitted: May 09 / 22:13. Views: 59, Clicks: 20
The winners list is not out yet. But I alredy recieved a loser mail :-(
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Microsoft Live Mesh to get more competition — from Sun
Submitted: May 09 / 13:56. Views: 73, Clicks: 24
At the opening day of JavaOne on May 6, Sun officials began laying out their vision for a future cloud-computing platform, code-named Hydrazine, that... more »
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JGAP 3.3.3 released (Java Genetic Algorithms Package)
klausikm1 via jgap.sf.net
Submitted: May 09 / 12:51. Views: 68, Clicks: 14
JGAP is a sophisticated Genetic Algorithms and Genetic Programming package written in Java. JGAP version 3.3.3 is an extensive release, featuring... more »
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JavaOne Update - Day Three
Submitted: May 09 / 10:45. Views: 68, Clicks: 23
It is simply amazing how many people and how much energy is at JavaOne. All of the movers and shakers of the industry are here to give out sage words... more »
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"hello, world" Tutorial: Synergy Server-Side JavaScript
Submitted: May 09 / 09:46. Views: 67, Clicks: 12
You are invited to try an early alpha JavaScript framework for writing web applications by Peter Michaux.
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Lets discuss Array Typecasting
theanurag via debugtrue.blogspot.com
Submitted: May 09 / 09:42. Views: 59, Clicks: 10
I just try to explain why the below code complains at runtime: Object[] objs = new Object[2]; objs[0]="Hello"; objs[1]="World"; String[] strs =... more »
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How to Reference and Use JSTL in your Web Application
Peter Mularien via mularien.com
Submitted: May 09 / 09:00. Views: 65, Clicks: 22
I dug in and did some research on use of JSTL across various servlet spec versions and application servers. Out of this research came this article,... more »
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Working with SpringSource Application Platform's provisioning repository
bloid via blog.springsource.com
Submitted: May 09 / 07:49. Views: 61, Clicks: 17
One of the main advantages of the SpringSource Application Platform is its ability to provision dependencies on an as-needed basis. The benefits of... more »
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How to import Excel file into JTable
zhantao.zheng@gmail.com via zfqjava.com
Submitted: May 09 / 07:39. Views: 79, Clicks: 26
Here are three way to do this. Use "JTableReadTableModelTask " to do this. ( recommended ) Use "ReadTableModelTask" to do this Use ModelIO to do... more »
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Enterprise Java Contract-First vs. Contract-Last Web Services
Peter Stofferis via developer.com
Submitted: May 09 / 07:28. Views: 52, Clicks: 14
In the contract-first web service, the "contract" (a WSDL definition of operations and endpoints and XML schema of the messages) is created first,... more »
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invokedynamic: Is It What We Really Need?
alext via groovyland.wordpress.com
Submitted: May 09 / 06:56. Views: 79, Clicks: 30
invokedynamic from prospective of Groovy Core Developer
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