Archive for May, 2009
See you in San Francisco!
May 30th, 2009 by Scott SelikoffI’ll be away this week from June 1-5 attending the Sun JavaOne Conference in beautiful San Francisco. I plan to expand my knowledge of advanced J2EE/SOA topics as well as pick up some introductory courses on new technologies. If you want to meet up to discuss any of my recent articles, the conference, or how [...]
Categories: Java/J2EE.
Tags: conference, francisco, Java/J2EE, javaone, san, san francisco, sun, vacation
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javaranch – the web based pick winners program
May 25th, 2009 by Jeanne BoyarskyJavaRanch uses a Java program to pick the weekly winners for book promotions. It previously used a serious of classes that went the URLs, parsed the data, went to more URLs, picked some random winners and then output them to a file. These contortions were done because the old software was hard to change. With [...]
Categories: Accessibility, Development Process, JavaRanch Forum Migration.
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search – wolfram alpha going live – part 3
May 16th, 2009 by Jeanne BoyarskyI stopped watching the webcast (see part 2) about two hours in. While WolframAlpha may go down over the weekend, it is up now for experimenting. In part 1, I worried about my first impression: What is interesting to me is that it gives you the answer, but not the source. For calculations, there isn’t [...]
Categories: Technology, Web.
Tags: search, wolfram alpha
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