Will you be posting the presentation online somewhere afterward, so
those of us who can't attend can still benefit? :)
Robert
William H. Mitchell wrote:
I'll hijack your hijack!
With Ruby, I've been pleasantly surprised by the amount of difference
that no-compile-step makes. For
Thanks for all of the input; it was very helpful (reading hype on a
project website is one thing; hearing day-to-day experiences with the
build tools is quite another. :) Thanks!
Robert
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Without starting a flame-war... ;)
I'm about to embark on updating a very brittle build process. It's
currently based on a combination of relying on the IDE + a bit of ant
In all honesty, I know make better than I know any other build tool, but
I'd rather not do this build in make. So, I'm looking
Jumping into this conversation. a little late, but... :)
I'm not sure how much detail, etc. you need, but open office v2 includes
Openoffice Base, which is an MS Access-ish program. I haven't played
with it much. By default, it uses hsqldb to create databases, but, like
access, you can connect to
Well, I can't do the 15 min. preso. ;) But I started playing with this
last night. They have some nifty tools for getting you off the ground
running quickly. I'm still grokking their concept of modules and how
all of the pieces fit together, but it's pretty nice. I'll be writing a
small app with
So where's your blog? :)
Robert
Warner Onstine wrote:
It was excellent! I thought I had sent out a public thank you to Howard
(oh, I did it on my blog that's why).
-warner
On Oct 6, 2005, at 7:38 AM, Robert Zeigler wrote:
Btw... I never heard anything from y'all... How was HLS's
I think the issue is that the developer doesn't have remote
access to the box; he can only get at the logs through the web.
So, scp and rsync are out. wget isn't, of course. :)
If it were me... I'd do it in bash using wget.
Seems like it would be a one-liner, since you can do it in one line
w/
Michael Oliver wrote:
You know of course you don't have to quit the JUG or the list, other quite
active, uh...people...have moved off and stayed active, we all wish you
would too.
I plan on it. But attending the meetings for the next several meetings
is probably not going to be an option. ;)
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Warner Onstine wrote:
Wow, sorry to hear that, but glad for you! Yet another Tucson JUG member
out in the real world ;-).
ack, the real world? And I thought I was avoiding that by going to grad
school! ;)
Robert
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(computational biology). Thanks again for everything,
it's been fun. :)
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Nicholas Lesiecki wrote:
Thank you Tom and Rick for the kind words. The JUG has definitely been a
big part of my growth and maturation as a software engineer. Tom wasn't
kidding when he said that it was full of talented people. I will, of
course, continue to lurk on the list to extract the
Tim Colson (tcolson) wrote:
Hey gang -
I just wanted to say thanks again to Ray and Robert for the preso's
tonight, and Duffy for getting us access to the bldg/room. I'm
inspired... I now want to build a multi-user server with two threads
that has purdy buttons. :-)
Some interesting code
Hey gang.
I'm wondering if anybody has any experience generating openoffice
documents 'on the fly' in java? Good? Bad? Ugly? From what I've seen so
far... it's overly complicated (hm... are all things sun this way? =).
It would seem that you have to have an instance of openoffice running
Heya folks. Have some gmail invitations available for anybody
interested. E-mail me off-list if you want one. First-come first-serve
until they run out.
Robert
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DL'ed the quick start sakai package... thought it might interest you
to know, Tim, that they are also using velocity for some pieces. ;)
Robert
Tim Colson (tcolson) wrote:
Hey there Mr. Duffy --
The LMS discussion was interesting tonight... took a scant few notes
below for those who weren't
http://www.jcraft.com/jsch/index.html
(Which /is/ what is used inside the ant scp task. BSD-style license. =)
Question: what are you using it/wanting it for??
Robert
Tim Colson (tcolson) wrote:
Hey folks -
Anybody know if there is an SCP lib for Java? Perhaps what is used
inside the ANT SCP
was gonna say... if you juts need a java ssh client, there
are several of those around; no need to reinvent the wheel. But if you
need programmatic access to scp, then, looks like this lib is the way to
go! g'luck.
Robert
Cheers,
Timo
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Two things
1) Wanted to make a correction/clarification to something I said last
night about blocking/non-blocking I/O. in nio, sockets and pipes may be
placed in non-blocking mode, but file channels (channels are the nio
paradigm for dealing w/ i/o... sorta like a stream, but cooler =) may
Richard Hightower wrote:
Tuesday should be a lively discussion. I am sharpening my tongue. :o)
On that note... will you be presenting your spring pres. to us?
Or am I still presenting NIO? =)
(Again... I'm perfectly happy presenting; I'm perfectly happy not
presenting. Just so long as I know
I certainly have no objections to postponing my presentation on NIO.
Any thoughts? =)
Robert
Thomas Hicks wrote:
Geez...if all we had to do was ask, then I'm asking. I've been reading
the Spring book and would LOVE to see your presentation.
Would you like to give it to us first?our meeting is
Personally, I really like the idea of a coding shootout... same
problem, different technologies.
I'm not sure about doing it live. Personally, I'd rather have a few
days to whip something up,
but I think it would certainly be fair to ask participants in whatever
shoot-out to keep track of the
Tim Colson wrote:
Yes, Robert Zeigler has volunteered to speak on the Java New I/O
package.
Alrighty. :-)
Robert, can you give a quick overview for posting up on the website?
A quick overview, eh?
NIO
-Why is it
-problems NIO attempts to address
-What is it
-Overview of buffers, channels
Randolph Kahle wrote:
I am considering hosting a Wiki environment for our family web site.
When I did a search of Java based Wiki tools, three have come to the
surface:
XWiki
SnipSnap
Confluence
Does anyone have experience with these? Any thoughts about which one
would be best suited for a
My vote is for either 2 or 3 (I like 3 best. Unfortunately, I can't
volunteer my house. It wouldn't fit everyone. ;)
Robert
Warner Onstine wrote:
Hi all,
I know I mentioned this at the last meeting as well as the meeting
before so I thought I would bring up the topic on list. We (management
Was that going to be the 1hr. or a 15 min. pres?
Robert
Tim Colson wrote:
Hey folks -
I won't be starting the Macromedia Flex research until next week --
meaning I won't have any code to leverage for a presentation until the
November meeting.
Somebody else will need to step up for October.
Timo,
I'm not a spring expert, so I set out to the trusty google... following
article looked fairly promising...
http://www.devx.com/Java/Article/21665
Had some examples of using XmlBeanFactory to get at the info
(apparently not really recommended, though),
discussion of setter/constructor
FYI:
For those interested in learning more about tapestry...
Warner has begun a series of tapestry tutorials (2 in the series so far) at:
http://www.sandcastsoftware.com/articlesandtutorials/brownbag/index.html#tapestry
There's a more basic tutorial available at:
Tim Colson wrote:
And of course, let us not forget the main event, the smack-down of
generations, the Framework battle royale! The articulate and wise Robert
Zeigler will tell us why we should all be using _Tapestry_ for webapps, and
how to do it. :-)
Hm... not exactly the way I would
So, for the meeting next week, Warner has asked me to present on
Tapestry. I have a few ideas on how I'd like to do the presentation, but
would like some feedback as to what people would be most interested in.
* I have a couple of (more-or-less) completed tapestry projects that I
could show,
Hey Tim, what was the name of that open source wiki rendering component
being utilized in atlassian's confluence?
Robert
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I'll be there with my wife and (10 month old) daughter.
Robert
Terence Rudkin wrote:
That's right boys and girls it is here. This Saturday July 17 from
2pm till 5pm (or whenever) at TR and Rene's. Burgers, salads,
snacks, goodies, iced tea, and sodas well be provided.
Bring your
Self
Actually, the applet functions correctly/as expected on
Mozilla/Netscape, as well as IE.
It's opera and konqueror that have the problems. In fact, Opera for
windows functions as expected, so,
it's specifically opera for linux (7.11) and konq. that have the
problems. They're completely ignoring
this before? Any ideas on directions to
head? TIA.
Robert Zeigler
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Richard Hightower wrote:
AppFuse is similar to Turbine, but it is Struts/Spring based, plus it has a
lot of additional Struts centric project (like display tag, Erik's label tag
that integrates with Validator framework, and such). I used AppFuse on my
last two projects with great success. If you
Erik Hatcher wrote:
Robert,
I'll keep this relatively brief, and hopefully pragmatic.
No one web framework is *the* one for all situations. The size of
your project needs to be taken into consideration as well as the
talent of your team and what kind of flexibility the end users
demand. If
Tim Colson wrote:
Robert wrote:
suffice it to say that I'm not convinced that [Struts is] the
framework for me... at least not for this project.
It's kind of funny to me. Two years ago at JavaOne, Craig McClanahan and
Struts seemed to be the talk of the show. I'm in the minority, but I'm
Recently, somebody proposed an interesting question to me which, though
I'm pretty sure I know the answer, I've been unable to verify.
So, I decided to turn here to see if someone with more wisdom than I had
an answer. ;)
My understanding of HttpSessions is that, unless you specifically write
by appending it
as a URL parameter, but that is really just another name for a form
field. Maybe that is what they are thinking of.
Robert Zeigler wrote:
However, someone made a claim to me recently that some information
stored as a session attribute could be alterred directly by the user,
client
)
and Profession Struts Development. Anyway, before I go fork out the
cash, I was wondering if anyone here
had any opinions on these or other reference materials? Thanks in advance,
Robert Zeigler
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