Henning Schmiedehausen: On equals() and compareTo()
Most Java programmers know that there are four different ways to compare Java objects (==, equals(), the Comparable and the Comparator interface). There is the reasonable assumption that when...
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Ted Husted: Catch me on the flip-side: Responding to Outbound Messages in...
In a previous blog, we walked through example code for an Outbound Message Listener. We covered the essentials, but Salesforce CRM offers a nifty twist on just sending an outbound message to an...
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Christian Grobmeier: Reflections on the Zen Programmer blog post.
Boy, was I surprised that my blog post “The 10 Rules of a Zen Programmer” became so popular. The time it appeared a good bunch of people were attracted in no time. I thought “cool”, there are really a...
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Jon Scott Stevens: The first comprehensive review of 22 online athletic event...
Before we decided to build Voost, we spent a lot of time studying the myriad registration services already available online. There are a staggeringly large number of choices with wildly differing...
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Bryan Pendleton: I don't know what the game will be like ...
... but the video is certainly quite pretty.It's not clear that anybody else knows what the game will be like, either.Guess we'll just have to wait and see!
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Sergey Beryozkin: All Roads Lead to Mainz
They say all the roads lead to Mainz. Indeed, this year it is the home to JAX-2012, a very popular conference for Java developers in Germany.The Talend team which includes Bernd Trops, Principal...
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Heshan Suriyaarachchi: Monitor CPU Utilization of a Amazon EC2 instance using...
Following code snippet show how to monitor CPU Utilization of a Amazon EC2 instance using Amazon Cloud Watch. In order to monitor the instance, Cloud Watch Monitoring should be enabled for the running...
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Apache Wicket Community News: Using Twitter Bootstrap Navbar as a Wicket...
Tomasz Dziurko took Twitter’s bootstrap menu and describes how to make it available as a Wicket component. Read about it here: Using Twitter Bootstrap Navbar as a Wicket component | Tomasz Dziurko.
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Sergey Beryozkin: Custom JAX-RS Contexts in CXF 2.6.0
CXF 2.6.0 is due to be released soon, with several new features likely to get the developers interested.CXF is about to become much more OSGI-friendly which will open the way for many new interesting...
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Jeroen Reijn: HIPPOs RESTful JAX-RS Component Support and Spring Android
The new Hippo CMS 7.5 release brings some quite interesting features. The most interesting new feature for me was support for RESTful components within the Hippo Site Toolkit (HST-2 v2.20.01). Being...
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Bryan Pendleton: Online reviews
When it comes to online reviews, there are a variety of opinions, and you can pick and choose.You could side with me: my feeling is that most of the people who are motivated enough to bother to review...
View ArticleJustin Mason: Links for 2012-03-30
Can we make Irish promissory notes a bit more bonkers? Yes we can : you know Noonan’s “deal” with the ECB is insane when the FT compares it to the South Park underpants gnomes. oh dear (tags: ecb...
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Claus Ibsen: Camels in Berlin
My visit to Berlin was due I was speaking at the Berlin Exchange Days conference. Camels in Berlin at Brandenburger Tor I arrived at Berlin the day before at noon. So I had time to stroll around in the...
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Andrew Savory: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-03-31
Prime Minister David Cameron reaches deepest pit in ocean, hosts dinner party in the Mariana Trench. Contact Conservative HQ for tickets. # My brave exploration of LibreOffice on the Mac has ended...
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Andrew Savory: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-03-31
Prime Minister David Cameron reaches deepest pit in ocean, hosts dinner party in the Mariana Trench. Contact Conservative HQ for tickets. # My brave exploration of LibreOffice on the Mac has ended...
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Bryan Pendleton: 30 days has September, April, June, and November ...
... but it looks like it's already April 1 in Australia?
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Hadrian Zbarcea: Monitoring camel routes using camel-bam
Last week I got a question from an Apache Camel user about ways to get statistics on the activity on a route, including errors. There are quite a few ways to achieve that. First there are obviously the...
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Girls and coding: female peer pressure scares them off | Education | The Observer : ‘Coding and digital prowess is still niche at a young age, self-taught by the studious. It is often considered a bit...
View ArticleJames Duncan: Bob Simon’s 60 Minutes segment on Qatar
The Arab Spring and Qatar’s influence on it via both their politics and their sponsorship of Al Jazeera is examined by 60 Minutes including an interview with the Emir. Linked by James Duncan Davidson.
View ArticleJames Duncan: A taste of TED2012
Get a sense of what it was like to be at TED2012 in this four-minute video. Linked by James Duncan Davidson.
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