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JNDI overview: Part 2: An introduction to directory services, Part 3: Advanced JNDI and Part 4: the Doc-u-Matic, a JNDI application.

Apple Darwin 7.0.1. ISO Images Available.

Matt — isbn.py.

Russ — Celebrity Sighting: Jonathan Schwartz at IKEA and More Mobile Media Thoughts: Mobile XM Radio.

Anil — palmOne MIDP 2.0 Beta.

Steve — 'Snoopers' charter' becomes law.

Jack — Wal-Mart to launch online music service.

A Rollable Keyboard for your PDA. A UK-based company, Proporta, has released a roll up flexible and waterproof keyboard for your PDA.

Rusty — Frederic Lavigne posted version 1.2.6 of his Skin Look And Feel for Java.

Roman — LOAF vs NaDa: Hype vs Stability.

Michael — IBM Using McDonald's WiFi and Itty-Bitty Keyboard.

Ed — Crappy project homepages.

Ted — Hackathon day two.

Hani — ThoughtWorks: The new BodySnatchers.

Erik — J2MU.

Simon — LOAF and Jython taglib.

EclipseME 0.0.3, an Eclipse plugin to facilitate development of J2ME applications.

Daniel — At ApacheCon.

David — The coolest WYSIWYG editor replacement for any textarea field.

James — OpenEjb rocks.

Jeremy — Macromedia details Flex(Royale) and MXML.

Schwarzenegger Takes Office in California. Arnold Schwarzenegger was sworn in as the 38th governor of California.

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Matt — Nokia Series 90 MIDP SDK Now For (Red Hat) Linux and Google Ads Invade textamerica.

Alan — Is there anyone doing any development with JavaCards?

JRobin 1.2.0, a 100% pure java implementation of RRDTools functionality.

Tablet PC Turns One. A year later, Microsoft is still waiting for the devices to catch on.

Gilles — Should I use LOAF ?

Apple G5 pushes ahead of Intel, AMD in supercomp list. And Alpha ahead of all four of 'em.

Debashish — Towards harmony with Hibernate.

Charles — Switching… Both Ways.

Simon — Web Page Analyzer.

Kazaa CEO goes on the defensive. Kazaa CEO Nikki Hemming has ducked most media, until now.

Jim — Looking for a phone.

Leslie — Quick Links.

PostgreSQL Version 7.4 Released.

JTwain, image Acquisition from Digital Cameras and Scanners with Java.

Michael — Abandonware: Dead Software.

DataSet 1.0 RC3 library, a two dimension data structure like a table in database.

Garage door DMCA case dismissed. Remote Uncontrol.

Anders — Free and OpenSource JDO implementations.

EasyLayout 1.1, Layout manager for Java.

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Happy Birthday to me. I turn 100100 today.

Write a Primary Key Class in CMP EJB. The PurchaseOrderKey class implements a composite key for the PurchaseOrderEJB entity bean.

Carlos — 10 Criteria for Evaluating Open Source Libraries.

Jim — LOAFing around.

François — Eclipse for PHP, eclipse for everyone!

Matt — Linuxant Offers WLAN Drivers for $19.95!

Adam — Packaging Taglibs.

Henri — Quote from Jakarta Commons list.

Brett — Sun abandons version numbers in favour of rebranding.

Rusty — IzPack 3.3.0, an open source tool for building cross-platform installers in Java.

Danno — The many lives of javax.swing.Action.

David — IntelliJ Aurora build 977 is available.

James — T-Shirt Hurling Contest.

James — LOAF in Groovy.

Alberto — Magnolia CMS v1.0 disponible.

Patrick — A LOAF implementation for Rebol !

Mike — Happy Birthday to me! I forgot… We share the same birth day.

Mathias — The coolest DHTML calendar widget.

Derek — Inline::Java and Bruce Eckel's California Fires Experience.

Nick — My First Impression of Eclipse.

Mark — Fedora Core 1 Repository Moved and Forgive me my LOAF.

Gerald — GNU Compiler for Java (gcj) Showcase Gallery Now Live.

Wendong — J2ME Open Source Projects (I) - Enhydra.

Don — JSTL, EL, and DBXML.

Steve — why operators don't like j2me for brew.

Ken — Macros Redux: JSE moves to SourceForge.

Alan — Unit Tests in Ancient C++.

Norman — XDoclet in Action interview on codegeneration.net.

Danny — java.text.SimpleDateFormat vs. W3CDTF.

Christoph — Google Codejam 2003 winner Yarin.

Dan — Panther is a Poor Upgrade.

Macromedia courts Java crowd. A date set for a new set of Flash tools designed to let Java developers use a standard, text-based approach, rather than Macromedia's traditional design-focused tools.

Sun pushes cheaper Java cards. Sun plans to encourage broader use of its Java Card technology by offering consumers a lower-priced variant.

Review: The First CDMA Smartphone. Verizon Wireless brings CDMA capability to the Samsung SCH-i600 Smartphone.

Top Ten Internet Fads. A fad, for purposes of this article, is an idea or technology which is briefly popular, but can't outlast its own novelty value.

NYT: Pearl Jam, on Its Own, Seizes the Moment and Sells CD on the Web.

JBoss Indemnifies Its Customers. Following the lead of HP…

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Raad SFTP, a secure FTP applet. 

Google Ad Rage. Google is fending off complaints from angry customers who say recent changes to the company's advertising program are costing them sales.

BEA's Tod Nielsen on the Future of J2EE. BEA Executive VP Tod Nielsen.

Carlos — Obfuscated LOAF and Open Source LOAF Written in Java.

Bernard — LOAF Interceptors.

Kevin — Microsoft LOAF includes DRM.

Rusty — The Apache Project has released Cocoon 2.1.3.

Blaine — Added LOAF support to my site.

David — blojsom pinches a LOAF.

Joe — "The future of J2EE," indeed.

Gregg — Where is Visual Studio for Java?

Simon — Reasons to use Eclipse and SWT?

Jesus — Lomboz, Eclipse, and Tomcat…

Brian — Apache OJB Unit of Work Tutorial.

Sebastiano — A LOAF implementation for PL/SQL.

JavaServer Faces, redux. An update on JSF's features and functions.

Create client-side user interfaces in HTML, Part 2. The HTMLPane sources.

Russ — Wheels Turning: Mobile TiVo.

Pankaj — RMI over SSH.

Robert — I guess Diego missed the fact that we had an RSS news aggregator built into Longhorn already…

iPodRocks.com from Apple.

CNET acquires Mp3.com, plans new music service. Rumor confirmed.

Paris Hilton's toys. "biggest flat screen you can get".

Go Daddy's Parsons Sees Lower Hosting Prices Ahead. $3.95.

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Bertrand — LOAFy Whitespace.

Sebastiano — LOAF: what's that?

Chris — Low Level Loaf.

US web 'pirates' could face jail. Internet users who distribute movies and music ahead of release dates could face prison, a US bill proposes.

Chris — Thick As A Brick.

MacFixIt Jaguar Troubleshooting Report released. MacFixIt has announced that it has released the first of four exclusive Special Reports.

Diego — the web is not the browser.

Ballmer's iPod spoof revisited. "I love this company."

Daniel — A theme show: JSPs.

Rusty — I've updated the Java Conferences page.

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2RC Java IRC Framework. 2RC is a Java framework that you can use to develop your own IRC clients.

Pygmy Http 0.1, a very small HTTP 1.1 compliant web server that supports http and https.

XJR - XML to Java via Reflection.

Matt — White Box Enterprise Linux and LOAF Wiki Launched!

Russ — MobiTV: Ooh yeah.

Kevin — Mondrian open source Java OLAP server 1.0.

Danno — Browser Enabled LOAF.

Gregg — My Approach to Menu's in SWING.

Lasse  — Why is com.mockobjects.sql so *"#%? difficult?

Debashish — JavaRanch Journal ~ November Issue.

Mike — Wondering why your WAR is slow? Think of your timezone!

Fred — XLetView.

Ted — So what about Longhorn?

Thomas — Sun Certification exam 1.5.

Andreas — CVSreport.

Rajesh — J2EE's Future.

Haiko — Quick Links, November 13.

Paul — System.getenv() returns in JDK1.5.

Sylvain — LOAF implemented in XSL!

Charles — Approaching Menus in Cocoa.

CNET acquires MP3.com assets. Unconfirmed report.

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Matthew — We need LOAF! and Making History and LOAF Interop.

Sam — My Struts Article on SitePoint.

Norman — The rock, paper and scissors of operating systems.

Danny — Which watch?

10 Things I Bet You Didn't Know about Google.

World's Oldest Person Dies in Japan Aged 114.

Daniel — Entropy.

Sabercat is a Java-based UDDI registry designed for private environments.

JavaScript Editor Plug-in v1.0.1, a Javascript editor plugin for Eclipse.

Java Update 1.4.1 for Panther which "delivers functional enhancements and improved stability for running Java applications and applets."

Diego — wanted: a breakthrough for testing distributed systems.

Ewan — The LOAF Project.

Matt — LOAF Roundup.

Hani — Commons-primitives is vile and filthy.

Howard — The Occasional Blogger chimes in.

JXTA 2: A high-performance, massively scalable P2P network.

The remote scripting servlet in action. How to build a Web-based incoming call monitor for CSR.

JDO 2.0 Preview: Java Object Persistence Made Easy.

Mark — My new Java book is done.

Rogers — Site helps music fans boycott RIAA.

JRefactory 2.9.5, a nice source code beautifyer. 

BBEdit adds SFTP support, Rendezvous, more. BBEdit 7.1.

Torvalds served, seeks legal advice.

Sun bets on free Java tool. Sun will release a free version of its Java application server next week.

iTunes helper allows MP3 downloads. MyTunes lets users of iTunes for Windows grab song files from other people on a computer network.

100-inch plasma TVs coming. Fujitsu has figured out how to build 100-inch plasma displays.

Wal-Mart turns customers into RFID lab rats. P&G's watchful eyes.

FCC Expands Frequencies for Wireless Net. Federal regulators say they are expanding the radio spectrum for wireless Internet users to help bring broadband connections to rural areas.

Interest in open-source database software is growing — so much so that 2003 could be dubbed the "Year of the Open-Source Database."

Review: Handspring Treo 600.

James — Syntax coloring is Evil.

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SwingWT - The Swing API over SWT library.

Inside Class Loaders. Class loading is a topic that separates the Java Jedi from his or her apprentice.

Subverting Java Access Protection for Unit Testing. How to use reflection to subvert Java class-member access protection to improve unit testing.

XQuery, XSLT and XPath Last Call Published. The XML Query Working Group and the XSL Working Group have released nine Working Drafts.

Carlos — Corporate Open Source Repositories You Never Knew Existed.

Matt — Designing XHTML/HTML For Series 90.

Sharp revizes Zaurus Linux PDA. SL-C860.

Five Years In Jail For Putting A Movie Online. Of course, we already have copyright law that covers this particular crime, but that's not enough for folks in Hollywood…

David — blojsom 2.04 available.

Jason — Project LOAF: Java fork.

Vinny — New books from Addison-Wesley.

Dave — The Reality of Bugs.

Don — DBXML TagLib.

Erik — In the Zone.

JavaWizardComponent 1.2, a Java Swing component for creating wizards.

Review: SuSE Linux 9.

Todd — Want to know all the TCPIP ports Windows Products use?

Wireless hacking bust in Michigan. Warparking.

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BlackMamba: Semi-automatic spam filter and email previewer.

Jonas — AspectWerkz announces support for BEA JRockit.

A Comdex mea culpa. Comdex general manager Eric Faurot explains how the once-acclaimed trade show fell into a funk.

Feet Up! — Phone envy and More traffic, less sense?

Leslie — Quick Links.

Daniel — Visualizing Complexity.

Ovm, a framework for building programming language runtime systems. The current emphasis is to produce a JVM compliant with the real time specification for Java.

MailBridge, tunnels POP and SMTP access through an HTTP connection.

UML/Dot, generates UML class diagrams from Java source or byte code.

JPTC, the Java Performance Portal.

Gentoo for PowerPC G5. Includes pre-released yaboot-1.3.11 bootloader and a 2.6.0-test9 benh kernel.

Study: Developers Think Java is Best Language for Web Services.

François — Sign of the times…

Matt — The 7700 Gets Noticed by Newsforge.

Dave — Date and Times displayingimport jav…

Glen — Fun with Apache JMeter.

Patrick — A french interview of steve ballmer on zdnet !!!

Andreas — Java Source Code Formatter.

Wouter — Upgraded to Tomcat 4.1.29.

Max — JIRA with internationalization!

Markus — Re: Evaluating Scripting Languages.

Dan — Does Anyone Really Care About Cross-Platform Development?

Jeremy — News: Nokia Confirms N-Gage Cracked.

Niel — GoodBye PocketPC, Hello Linux on iPAQ.

FileZilla 2.2.1b, a fast FTP client for Windows.

Review: Orange's new SPV E200 Smartphone.

Repeat after me: there is no black iPod.

SCO, IBM battle heats up. Subpoenas are flying in the high-profile lawsuit between the SCO Group and IBM.

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Daniel — Swing - again.

Jameleon 1.4.2, an acceptance-level automated testing tool an acceptance-level automated testing tool.

James — Yes, I've got a real job again.

Charles — CocoaDev.

Christoph — 50 new Oracle 10g books - download sample chapters.

Kevin — UPX: Packer for Executables.

TJDO 2.0, TriActive Java Data Objects. An open source implementation of Sun's Java Data Objects (JDO) specification.

ScriptLinker builds AppleScript links in HTML. If Then Software has released ScriptLinker 1.0, donationware. 

Quicktime for Linux 2.0.1. Quicktime support for Unix.

Novell Releases Ximian Red Carpet Enterprise.

Penn State trustee and RIAA lawyer denies conflict of interests. Here's to you, Mr. Robinson.

Allon — McDonalds is McPissed.

Martin — P900 First Impressions.

Matt — Buffer Overflow in Windows Workstation Service.

Don — Re: Struts Vs. WebWork Technical Comparison.

J2EE Certification — Free online preparation for your SCWCD exam.

Marshall — Random MP3 Player. Very cool!

Keith — joscar login tutorial updates.

Matt — Upgrading to Fedora.

Michael — Javascript Editor.

Thomas — Sun Certified Mobile Application Developer for J2ME.

Kellan — Codestriker, a web application which facilitates collaborative code reviewing.

Steven — Cold, Dead Hands.

htaccesser 0.1. A script for generating Apache .htaccess files.

The tyranny of TiVo. TV viewers find TiVo addictive.

FCC confirms that landlines are subject to new portability rules, too. Requires local telephone companies to let their customers transfer their number to a cellphone.

Yuichi — A WMA/MP3 player with a FM tuner.

Interview: Ex-Microsoft Employee Michael Hanscom.

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WSDL 2.0 Working Drafts Published. Web Services Description Language.

ArsTechnica Review: Mac OS X 10.3 Panther.

ONJava Newsletter: Head First EJB.

Nokia N-Gage Cracked. "Now that the security on the N-Gage has been cracked the games can be played on other mobile phones as well such as the Siemens SX1."

Jim — O'Reilly's ETech Conference gets mobilised.

Martin — P900 On Deck.

Frank — Update your dictionaries!

New game phone from Sinclair Research. Inspired, indeed.

Matrix Revolutions cock ups. Net pedants quell Matrix Revolutions.

Russ — Two Quick Nokia 3650 Tips.

Kevin — Berklee releases course materials.

Charles — Has Microsoft ever sued anyone?

Dion — Sun aiming for unified plug-in standard if they join Eclipse.

Frans — HELP….HELP… Install Sun Java 1.4.2 or 1.3.1 on Debian.

Ray — J2SE SDK 1.4.2_03 ?

Bertrand — Panther will eat my fragments.

Jason — Re: comments to Struts Vs. WebWork.

Gateway Adds MP3 Player, Consumer Gear. 14 new products.

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Erik's Pulse has been published.

Ewan — America! America! Are You Ready For Me!!!

Glenn — Dell Offers Unlimited GPRS with New Card and T-Mobile.

Brett — Cactus: not as spiny as it sounds!

Books: Mastering Red Hat Linux 9.

Aimster calls for Supreme Court showdown. Deep goes to Washington.

Second build of MacPython addons for Panther. Mac OS X 10.3.

Why You Can't Ignore the JMS. A fateful Sun decision suddenly makes Java Messaging Service an even more important factor in corporate development.

PNG Second Edition Is a W3C Recommendation. Portable Network Graphics.

Martin — Mobi Boys Rockin' Down.

Matt — My $55 Bet on Symbian, Series 90, and the Nokia 7700.

Russ — The Carrier Choice and Worth Going Back?

Evan — Sun Certified Developer.

Jason — Even the Perl hacks are starting to come our way.

Matt — Need to recover deleted files on OS X.

Simon — Use Custom Tags to Aggregate RSS Feeds into JSP-Based Web Apps.

Hani — ASF vs JBoss bitchfight.

Simon — Bringing your Java Application to Mac OS X.

Jason — Struts vs. WebWork: A Technical Comparison.

Jeffrey — eBay SDK Article on OnDotNet.com.

Tim — Panther.

Kevin — FeedParser - an RSS Parser API for Java.

Stefan — Why Do We Sleep?

Steven — Toshiba e805.

Gartner: Handheld shipments slightly down in Q3.

Zohar — A Hole in the 2.3 Servlet Spec.

Java Performance Test Client 0.2.3, a tool for testing the performance of Java code.

JSwat Java Debugger 2.18, a JPDA based graphical Java debugger.

The Art of Advanced Link Building. Link popularity remained one of the hottest topics of discussion at the San Jose Search Engine Strategies conference.

Qwest to sell VoiP to Harry Homeowner says Dick Notebaert, CEO.

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Daniel — You know what I mean.

The Ten Most Overpaid Jobs In The U.S. 'Almost no one in America would admit to being overpaid…'

Matt  — Best. Craiglslist Post. Evar!

Matthew — ETech 2004 details.

Russ — Relativity.

Apple ad claim rubbished by watchdog. G5s are not the "world's fastest, most powerful personal computer".

Sony Music wants buyers to like copy protected CDs. Copy protected CDs that also include "a compressed digital copy of the music that can be quickly copied onto any computer."

Eric — Gartner Declares Premature Victory for Microsoft Smartphone.

Rusty — Excelsior has posted the third beta of FlawDetector 1.0, yet another lint-like static code checking tool for Java.

Dion — Jakarta Team Releases New Jakarta Commons Primitives Package and Alledged Code Copying in Apache Geronimo spurs JBoss response.

Sam — J2EE/JSP Week at SitePoint.

Joshua — Swing has failed. What can we do?

Eric — SCO Claims Ownership of Patriot Act.

Matt — Why I don't use My Eclipse IDE.

Hani — The senior architect syndrome.

Chris — Managing packages for OS X.

RealRadix — After the iPod.

Ross — What Kind of Social Software Are You?

Microsoft sets low price for Virtual PC 2004. $129 + MSDN subscription.

Mac OS X v10.3.1 improves FileVault, FireWire 800, more.

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Dion — 1 NetBeans facelift coming up!

Matt — CodeCon 2004 CFP.

Newton II in January? Dvorak thinks so… I loved my Newton. I love my Zaurus.

Jim — Clay Shirky - genius or troll?

iTunes Music Store Is "Invention of the Year". Time Magazine.

Palm Zire 21. Reg Review The perfect beginners' PDA?

jTunes 4, a Java-based iTunes clone.

New, Clearer, IP Defensive, Apache Licenses Proposed. "reflect changes in the community regarding patents and contributing…."

Nokia not buying Psion. Rumors denied.

Joe — RSS Feed Quality.

'Wheel of Fortune'. Show celebrates 4,000 shows.

A Glimpse Inside the Virus Writer. "Virus writing is not rocket science"

Joe — New Book: Java Open Source Programming.

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Develop state-of-the-art mobile games. Trends in mobile games and a survey of related J2ME APIs.

Matt — Blog-it.

Elton — Java Games.

Jason — Code in books part II.

Michael — How do you teach Java?

Maxym — Corporate OpenSource.

Jesus — Fedora Core 1 Review with Pictures.

Neema — Motorola's 3g Phone.

Patrick — XPath and JAVA, where to start?

Simon — TagUnit 1.0 available.

Werner — MyEclipse 3.6.4 released.

Counterfeit new $20 bills already in circulation. [from Amy's Robot Link Factory]

Kevin — Google lies about search terms.

Stuart — A perl script to create release notes from a cvs log file.

Charles — [AHOV 1] Directory Traversal and [AHOV 2] SQL Injection.

JFreeReport 0.8.4-5, a Java class library for generating reports.

Windows Media Player 9 : toujours pas de DRM. No DRM.

JMyra 2.0.3, a Java monitoring plaform with support for multiple logging APIs.

Debugging with Eclipse. An overview of how you can use the built-in debugging features in the Eclipse Platform for debugging your software projects.

unix2mac and mac2unix.

Rusty — JCalendar 0.7 and version 2.4 of JProfiler.

Michael — J2ME tech tips from JavaRanch.

On November 10, 1969 — "Sesame Street" made its debut on PBS.

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Carlos — How Much Faster is Java on a 64-Bit AMD Opteron?

Diego — short presentation on blogging.

Matthew — EuroSource launched.

Elton — Java Magazine #10 and MP3 Player Applet.

Rusty — TRIEMAX Software has released Jalopy 1.0, a $40 payware source code formatter.

Gregg — Sun Java Desktop System.

Jesus — Fedora Core 1 Review.

Cheah — Ahem! 5 reasons not to buy an iPod.

Rick — To Binstock: What, Me Worry?

Simon — Secure Panther.

Wendong — J2ME Size and Performance Tips.

Chris — Java Documentation Isn't Keeping Up With Java.

Dan — Apple Pulls a Microsoft-Style Stunt With Defaults.

Paul — SD Button Logos.

Jeremy — CVS Commit Notifications via E-mail.

Rob — Here's a Mozilla Searchplugin for OTN.

Stefan — Google with 21 Worldwide Offices.

Charles — Review: Matrix Revolutions.

Antenna 0.9.11, a set of Ant tasks for developing J2ME/MIDP applications.

Napster DRM. Digital Rights Management.