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Sockso Personal Music Server
If you have ever wanted to have access to your personal music collection from anywhere on the road Sockso Personal Music Server just might be the answer you were looking for. All that is required for the installation is Java and a Windows, Linux, or Mac box to run the server on. The software has [...]
Continue reading...Setting up Apache Tomcat 6.x and ZK in Ubuntu
Monday, October 27, 2008
Apache Tomcat is the name in JSP, and you’ll need to get a copy before being able to try out the many cool web applications and frameworks out there (like ZKoss’s ZK). Finding a development need to run JSP pages (and wanting to try out ZK), I decided to get the latest Tomcat version [...]
Continue reading...ZK 3.5.1 Released - RIA Framework, NetBeans Plugin and Tutorial
Monday, October 13, 2008
This past week ZKoss refreshed their flagship product, ZK, to version 3.5.1. If you haven’t heard of ZK before, it is a very slick framework which was “designed to maximize enterprise operation efficiency and minimize the development cost [with] its groundbreaking Direct RIA architecture. ” Unlike most marketing ploys used to overstate the capabilities of a [...]
Continue reading...What’s the Best Way to Handle Exceptions?
Friday, October 3, 2008
It seems, given my limited experience, that handling exceptions depends entirely on the context in which you are developing. As a fan of “rules” that can be applied to different scenarios I wanted to hit you guys up and see what the rules-of-thumb were with regards to exception handling. Some approaches to exception handling sort of [...]
Continue reading...Sun, IBM and Microsoft Host Workshop to Combine VM Efforts
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Sun recently held a 3-day workshop where technical leads and directors from IBM and Microsoft were invited to join together at the Sun campus to try and work on consolidating Virtual Machine efforts going forward; more specifically focused on developing solutions that would yield Java-like performance for Ruby, Python, PHP, and Scala on the JVM. No [...]
Continue reading...Using XRuby to Speed up Ruby Script Performance
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Do you want to squeeze the most performance out of your Ruby scripts? If so, you might be interested in a little project called XRuby. According to the website “in most benchmark tests, XRuby runs faster than Ruby 1.8.5″. Personally, I was a bit skeptical, and you may be too. So let’s explore this [...]
Continue reading...Spruce up the Desktop Java Experience with Native Objects
Saturday, August 30, 2008
The DJ Project is a cool project that allows native objects to be integrated into Swing applications. You want to add a web browser to your java app? No problem. How about a flash player, or html editor? Done. The site may not look like much, but you can tell the [...]
Continue reading...Easy Encryption in Java and Python with Keyczar
Friday, August 15, 2008
Do you need to encrypt small text data, like serial numbers or customer numbers in your web application? With the amount of data being transmitted online and the increasing need to protect customers against identity theft, encryption is the one and only choice to keep customers safe. Unfortunately, implementing encryption is a daunting task [...]
Continue reading...Using ‘resources’ path in Wicket Causes Problems Loading CSS, Images and JavaScript
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Bah… 3 hours worth of debugging and finally figured out what was going on with this issue in Wicket and wnated to share this with any other developers out there that might be running into this. Issue I typically create a /resources directory under the root of any web app I’m working on where I places CSS, [...]
Continue reading...SmugMug Java API - Beta 5 Released
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Beta 5 of the kallasoft SmugMug Java API has been released. Homepage Announcement Download The kallasoft SmugMug Java API is a Java API that provides integration with the SmugMug JSON API and is developed/released under the Apache License v2.0. The simple examples page may give you a better idea of how to use the API out of the gate. Also [...]
Continue reading...Powered by RimuHosting
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Over the years, kallasoft has had opportunities to host with a handful of tier-1 providers and has always had to moved as traffic increased and the provider’s service was unable to keep up or even cover the promised level of service. In 2007 kallasoft moved to RimuHosting for our Java VPS & Dedicated Hosting and have [...]
Continue reading...Beta 5 Progress & Beta 6 Planning Update
Monday, May 26, 2008
Work on Beta 5 of the kallasoft SmugMug Java API is progressing really well. We took this opportunity to solidify the API foundation and partition off the more functionally-generic portions of it off by themselves so sub-classes of custom method implementations or future API classes could easily reuse them. This is most noticeable in the Upload method [...]
Continue reading...Added a SmugMug Java API FAQ
Friday, May 23, 2008
A new FAQ section has been added for the kallasoft SmugMug Java API.
Continue reading...Updated Examples
Monday, March 24, 2008
Some updated examples for logging in were posted to the Examples Page. There should be a pack of simple examples that are released with the Beta 5 release here in the coming weeks to make getting started with the API even easier.
Continue reading...SmugMug Java API Beta 4 Released
Monday, March 24, 2008
Beta 4 of the kallasoft SmugMug Java API has been released. Homepage Announcement Download The kallasoft SmugMug Java API is a Java API that provides integration with the SmugMug JSON API and is developed/released under the Apache License v2.0. The simple examples page may give you a better idea of how to use the API out of the gate. Also [...]
Continue reading...SmugMug Java API Beta 3 Released
Saturday, March 8, 2008
Beta 3 of the kallasoft SmugMug Java API has been released. Homepage Announcement Download The kallasoft SmugMug Java API is a Java API that provides integration with the SmugMug JSON API and is developed/released under the Apache License v2.0. The simple examples page may give you a better idea of how to use the API out of the gate. Also [...]
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