I’ve been coding an simple RESTful “ip to country” conversion service. I’ve decided to put it up to appengine – so that everybody may use it freely even if I’d change my server etc… And if looked quite nice the first day – buw when I got to do some “real stuff” app engine started [...]
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10 Kwietnia 2010, odbył się trzeci już, organizowany przez PJUG na terenie AGH, JavaCamp. Niestety tego samego dnia, około godziny 9:00 doszło do katastrofy polskiego samolutu z b. ważnymi osobami rządowymi i nie tylko Polski… Trudno jest sprawę opisać słowami i chyba każdy wie o czym mowa, także podobnie jak na JavaCampie, pozostawiam to w chwili ciszy [...]
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There is sometimes the need to kill some JVM, I usually use “killall java” and that works fine as long as that’s in fact what I want – kill ALL. But let’s say i just want to kill Tomcat and not my IDE? The below method works quite well in such an situation: [ktoso@homunculus ~]$ [...]
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Yup, it’s time for another JavaCamp “review”. This time I was able to attend the whole thing, and didn’t miss the pizza – well, I just got one slice since we were so busy talking about Google’s Android with other programmers… ;-) The agenda was shorter than last time, but it still “had it’s moments”: [...]
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I am currently working on a simple but still quite fun/interesting (as is any project with a new framework :-)) webapp using Google Web Toolkit (it’s basically Google’s JEE framework for creating RIA). The webapp is an online crossword generator. The goal is to provide crosswords online and allow users solving them online with a [...]
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Today another Java User Group Meeting (more info) was held… This time at my university (AGH – University of Science and Technology). :-) I wasn’t there from the beginning as I had some work to do, but I managed to get there after the “pizza-pause” and listen to: Miroslav Kopecky, talking about Matlab in Java [...]
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