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Apache Tomcat 4.1.27.

Sun, SuSE Make Linux Pact. SuSE gets JVM.

BEA targets IBM with app server plan. Trying to regain the lead in the application server market.

Introducing the Portlet Specification, Part 1.

Java ToolboxWhy extends is evil. Improve your code by replacing concrete base classes with interfaces.

Matt — Jython 2.2 Alpha.

Henri — Coding is poetry…

Dave — Erik Hatcher on XDoclet and the Struts Validator..

Charles — NetBeans 3.5.1 -updated-.

Ryan — What to do with Java-Frameworks?

Hani — As stable and maintainable as jelly.

Erik — How to Give Her Absolute Pleasure.

Brent — RSSJobs.com.

Jason — Russell Chooses Struts.

Darren — Java has GUID's built in.

RealRadix — Removing the iPod 100dB EU limit.

Andy — Simon Phipps debunked…again.

Bryce — Treo 270 for a Song.

Pete — Use Bluetooth for SMS in OS X.

Scott — Rendevous for Windows.

Martin — Coder or killer?

jConfig 2.2, a configuration manager in Java that works with xml files, an URL or a LDAP repository.

PMD 1.2.1, a Java source code analyzer. Bug fix release.

FindBugs 0.6.2, a program to find bugs in Java programs.

More Panther 7B21 Details. Screenshots galore.

Sprint's Game Pad. Who needs Nokia's N-Gage?

Bluetooth digital pen from Maxell.

Did Loyola University lose its innocence to the RIAA? Lawyer calls for some privacy.

McDonald's New High-Tech Burger Flipper. Order your own junk food.

Vanessa — One more Java vs .NET post.

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Adam — politically incorrect blog. It's MT, the rss is here.

Alan — Unmaintainable Java Technique.

Moviemaker for P800 now available for OS X. Makayama Software.

Intel adds motherboard security. Intel has signed a deal to integrate security software into motherboards…

Simon — IT the EasyJet way.

End of the road for SMTP? The protocol that has defined e-mail for more than two decades may have a fatal flaw: It trusts you.

Mobile phone handset sales picking up. Cameraphones, smartphones attracting consumers again.

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The Jakarta Commons HttpClient 2.0 BETA development has been concluded.

Diego — early-morning linking.

Dominic — OpenCard Framework.

Mark — Atom API primer.

Jeremy — Bill Maher Uses MovableType?

Bryce — Spamotomy.com.

Conor — Atomic increment in Java.

Netcraft: August 2003 Web Server Survey.

RIAA challenged by ISP. Excessive punishment.

Jatomix-Depot, a Java persistence layer.

Bill — Relentless.

Werner — JBoss : going back in time with Marc's bio.

US court rules Telsim owners guilty of fraud. Orders Uzans to pay $4.3bn, issues arrest warrant.

Open-source gurus reject SCO. Linus Torvalds and Eben Moglen.

On August 1, 1790 — The first U.S. census was completed. The population of the 17 states was 3,929,214.

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Matt — CheckRDF.

Eye on performance: Improve your development processes

J2EE pathfinder: Create and manage stateful Web apps

Fred— 2 Wrongs+1 Right=MS's New SmartPhone Strategy.

Aaron — Futurama: Using Java Technology to Build Robots That Can See, Hear Speak, and Move.

Jeremy — Sony Goes It Alone, Again.

US Senate blocks net tax. A new bill in the Senate proposes to make internet services permanently free from tax.

U.S. Suspends WorldCom from New Government Contracts. Investigation found the company had not adequately addressed its accounting and business ethics weaknesses.

Senator launches investigation into RIAA piracy crackdown. Calling the campaign “excessive.”

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Survey: Do you find Google Ads on blogs annoying?

License Manager 2.0.0, a Java tool for file encryption & licensing.

Netgear raises $98 million in IPO. The networking-gear maker begins trading publicly after a second attempt at an initial public offering.

Duran Duran returns older, wiser and live. '80s band on tour for first time in 18 years.

The Blue Angels have been practicing all day for Seafair. We can hear them (and see them from our balcony) when they fly by.

IBM: There are ‘forces’ trying to wreck Linux. Gates and his allies are after us.

Disposable Digital Cameras Have Arrived. $10.99, including 4x6" prints and Photo CD.

Glider PRO For Free. Cool! I used to love that game.

Dell yanks Axim Pocket PC patch after hackers crack it. Pocket PC 2003.

Experts fear possible Web attack. Apply those patches!

UK bans iPod gadget. N Micro's iTrip.

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Sorry for the lack of updates today. I'm spring cleaning my aggregator. The process took longer than I expected. Everything should be back to normal very soon.

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Going to the airport in a few minutes to pickup my wife. We decided to meet at the luggage pickup area since they no longer let people without a ticket thru to the terminal doors.

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Survey: Do you find Google Ads on blogs annoying?

TMC Releases Performance Case Study Results. The Middleware Company has released a J2EE and .NET Performance case study.

Matt — Today is the last day for the old-style VW Beetle.

Jeremy — News: Your Remote Can Now Make Coffee.

PMD 1.2, a Java source code analyzer.

At $313 million, Finding Nemo beats Lion King's record.

PSP pics. Some photos of Sony's new PlayStation Portable.

I'm working for the FBI, claims accused hacker. Disavowed.

Matt — A-A-P 1.0 Released.

Dominic — dataGlue – open source UI data binding framework.

Rod — The Silent Majority Pays for Open Source.

Jay — Gartner: One in 20 end-user IT jobs to move offshore by late 2004.

Intel Joins Eclipse Consortium, as a supporting member.

Java Business Process Mgmt 1.0 beta4, a complete workflow engine.

Jena 1.3.2, a Java toolkit for developing semantic Web applications.

Camera Phone Clicks As A Credit Card. Snap a picture of the barcode, click and buy.

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New BEA WebLogic JRockit JVM Benchmarks on IA32 and IA64. New SPECjbb benchmark numbers have been published for BEA WebLogic JRockit, on different systems.

Ewan — No Trial Version Available.

IBM pre- announces AMD Opteron 246. Pledges Opteron-based workstations too.

Alan — a well rounded package in Juliet.

Fred — Nokia 3300 SDK for MIDP1.0 Beta0.5.

Joe — Announcing: LANMP3.

Sony details PlayStation Portable specs. Smart CPU, graphics and copy-protection.

Kenneth — Athlon XP 2500+ (1.83GHz, 512KB, 333MHz, Socket A).

Jay — Is McNealy's vision realistic? The future of Sun.

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Technical Glitches Plague BuyMusic.com. BuyMusic.com does not seem to be the runaway success that Apple's iTunes Music Store was.

Tom — Cameraphones and phone sex.

Matt — PyPE: Python Source Code Editor.

Carsten — Cocoon 2.1 RC1 Released.

Luke — SharpReader 0.9.2.1.

Nick — BEA's AOP pulled-out?

Simon — Who pays for open source?

Carlos — Awesome AOP links.

Daniel — java.blogs voting system.

Simon — Superb CSS template/tutorial.

Tom — Java interview questions.

Jack — Java Performance News.

OpenGL and Java unite forces. Sun & SGI.

eMachines' 802.11g laptop. M5310.

Barbecue 1.0.6 beta 4, a Java barcode generator.

On July 30, 2001 — Lance Armstrong became the first American to win three consecutive Tours de France.

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Matt — DasBlog Released! and AMD Chip Prices Down.

Handango Honors the Best in Mobile Software with the Handango Champion Awards.

Matt — Hibernate In Action – First Chapter available for review at TSS.

Dominic — developerWorks JDO tutorial.

Rod — A is for Axion … Z is for Zaurus and Wanted: GUI Wrapper for Text-Based Java Applications.

Eugene — SWT.

Mark — The Father of C is not.

Kirk — NIO or OIO.

Mark — Anybody using Axion for a Java Database?

Python 2.3 Final Released.

Luke — Strange Google discovery..

Martin — Photos de Paris. I spent 13 years of my life here.

Aaron — Google Check.

Jeeglue 0.2.0, the glue that sticks together your J2EE applications.

JBoss 3.2.2 RC 2, the Enterprise JavaBeans application server.

Todd — Labels charged with Price Fixing.

Big-screen laptops: Who really needs them? Big-screen laptops are, if not the latest rage, at least the latest curiosity.

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Arnie Won't Run For Governor. Hasta La Vista, Baby.

Joe — RDF and Java.

David — IntelliJ Aurora build #876 is available.

Leslie — Google ads getting monotonous? Same here… Rotate will ya.

Simon — Don't do that – you'll go blind!

Charles— The Javablogs Impedence Mismatch.

Bryce — Treo 600 Gets FCC Nod.

Bluetooth chip sales to hit $1.7bn in 2007. Positive future thanks to PMGs.

Cranberries, AC/DC Singers Collaborating. Dolores O'Riordan and Brian Johnson. For those about to suck?

Mike — Evangelizing Test-Driven Development.

Bryce — theKompany.rom Goes 1.0.

Telemarketers sue over do-not-call list. Whine… Whine…

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Stuart — Ludicrously simple templates with Python.

Cheah — Mozilla Firebird 0.6.1 released.

ActiveDeveloper 2.14 released with new user guide. Runtime Objective-C & C IDE, JIT Compiler and Debugger – usable with Cocoa and WebObjects.

Alan — BEA beats IBM in SPECjAppServer2002.

Roller — Relegated to the Jakarta school of coding.

Andy — Alan Williamson and the Forms of open source.

FBI wants to tap Net phones. Internet telephone calls are fast becoming a national security threat that must be countered with new police wiretap rules…

Mike — Battle testing a new email client.

BBC1's Spooks take out Bond. MI-5 in the US.

SlickEdit Announces Visual SlickEdit v8 OEM Edition.

Russ — Hiatus.

BBEdit Apache Ant Glossary 1.0. Cool!

Secret networks protect music swappers. They are the country clubs of the file-sharing world.

Dion — Project Aims to Combine Mozilla and Java.

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Erik's Pulse has been published.

Matt — Thunderbird 0.1 Released. OS X screenshot is here.

Imagero, a Java library for reading BMP, TIFF, PNG and JPEG image files.

Odysseus, a Java application for mobile devices that manages check lists.

ion, an open source content management system using J2EE and XML technologies.

David — Throwing out old “Java Internationalization” copy edits.

Mini Review: Sharp Zaurus SL-C750.

Hani — Freeroller madness.

vi and Java. Configure vi for Java application development.

Some excellent tips in there.

What I also like to do is put the following in my ~/.vimrc file:

noremap <F9> :!javac %<CR>
noremap <F6> :!java %:r<CR>

Hitting F9 compiles the current file. F6 executes it.

Cut The Crap, a set of Java packages implementing a generic persistence model.

JGraph 2.2.1, a freely available graph component for Swing.

In-flight Internet Retooled After Slump. Tenzing vs. Connexion.

On July 29, 1958 — The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) was authorized by the U.S. Congress.

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Deploy a Web Application with OC4J. OC4J is an Oracle 9i AS component that gives you a stand-alone test environment for developing EJBs, servlets, and JSPs.

Stay Flexible with Logic Scripts. Take the logic scripting approach to reduce the complexity of changes and accelerate releases.

Matt — Monday Morning Mayhem.

Werner — No Fluff just Stuf : should there be an opensource java developers symposium in Europe?

Andrej — OptimalJ — part 1.

Karl-Martin — Todays links.

Guillaume — Apple's Xcode vs. IntelliJ IDEA.

Michael — A different kind of Java book for beginners and experts.

BEA Releases JRockit Runtime Analyzer.

Ewan — No Trial Version Available.

Cameron — Microsoft Marketing 101.

Steven — Stupid PDA Tricks #2304.

Can any MP3 player beat the iPod? Creative Nomad Jukebox 3 and Zen, E-Digital Odyssey 1000, IRiver iFP-195T,

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Fred — DoJa 2.0 Emulator Eclipse Plugin and Samsung SGH100 J2ME Emulator.

Mark — NetClue: Java Web Browser Component.

Calvin — Code E.G.

Aaron — OpenIM Java Jabber ® Server.

JFaceDbc 2.0 beta2, a JDBC client.

U R divorced :(. Malaysian Muslim men can divorce their wives through text messages on mobile telephones.

Sun proposes new Web services specs. Sun and a handful of partners are seeking the approval of Web services specs for coordinating electronic transactions.

Matt — Bob Hope.

Alan — who pays for open-source?

Rafe — Free advertising.

Rogers — Knowing when you know enough.

IBM Refreshes WebSphere Portal Software. Document management functions, etc.

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GPS Palm finally out. Garmin iQue 3600.

JSpeex 0.8, a Java port of the Speex speech codec.

Jaffa, an Enterprise Focused Java Framework For Rapid Application Development.

Object Browser Bean, provides a simple way of generating a graphical user interface automatically, following a file-explorer like interface.

Diego — wired's search— in rss and the stupid meme that wouldn't die.

Nick— Easy Web Service, Web Service Easy.

Ben — Apple-bound.

Darren — Java Quake Engine.

Charles — Version Numbers and You.

Crowbar — Reliable Java Coding: Delegate Printing.

Dell promises Axim PDA fix, fails to post it. PocketPC 2003 update CDs delayed until September.

Sex.com owner can sue VeriSign. For how much?

Apple confirms Panther OS will be 32-bit. Just tweaked to support 64-bit addressing.

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An example of using Jython. Jython is a Python written on top a Java JVM.

Tom — Virus by SMS.

Review: Plantronics M3000 Bluetooth Headset.

Henri — Summary of an OS X user.

David — blojsom 1.9.5 available.

Fred — J-Emulators-J2ME and NTT DoCoMo DoJa i-Mode Emulator-J2ME.

Vinu — Jakarta Tomcat 5.0.5 Alpha released.

Mike — New OpenSymphony website up.

Anders — Lightweight Aspect-Oriented Programming in DDJ.

Michael — Choose the best Eclipse book (A comparison review of the two best selling Eclipse books).

Hani — Too many jars!

Lance — Help Name My Son.

Christoph — CVSNT 2.0.8 released.

Jeremy — A Computer For the Price of a Pedicure.

John — Are you on the RIAAs black list?

‘Napster 2.0’ to launch by Christmas.

OpenOffice.org for Windows 1.1 RC2 and OpenOffice.org for Linux 1.1 RC2.

Swiss Army Startech 3000 Watch. $274.95.

Out of the U.S. and Out of Luck to Download Music Legally. Online music-selling services do not necessarily travel well.

On July 28, 2000 — A U.S. federal appeals court granted a last minute stay of an injunction that ordered Napster, Inc., to shut down. The order to stop operations came on July 26, 2000.

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Moof — London #Mobitopia Meet: 12 August 2003.

Diego — diego's excellent symbian adventure, part one.

Leslie — Quick links.

JSyntaxColor 1.2, a Java library for coloring in real time user text input.

Matthew — Kensington WiFi Finder.

Frank — iTunes DRM: update.

Carlos — Do You Want To Remain A Sharecropper?

Glenn — Free Pays More Than Fee?

Jeff — Interview with Joss Whedon includes lots of of Buffy, Angel and Firefly stuff.

David — Java web application testing tools.

Les — Mac OSX or Linux.

Fred — Samsung MIDP2.0 and Emulators and More J2ME FUD.

Scott — Automate Your Windows Defrag Regularly.

Edwin — MSN Messenger 6.0.

Mitch — More on Nokia 3650 and my PDA Wish List.

Kevin — Badges on Weblogs and Sidebar Syndication.

Charles — Why I'm Not Afraid of AOL Weblogs.

Bryan — Frustrating iTunes bug.

Dan — Registars Can Be Held Liable for Domain Theft.

Adina — iTunes and Diversity.

Abbot 0.9.1, a Java GUI Testing Framework.

jMax 4.0.2, a graphical programming environment for interactive realtime audio applications.

Sony Ericsson's new. P810 and Z600.

Review: SanDisk's SD WiFi card.

Hacker code could unleash Windows worm. A hacker group released code designed to exploit a widespread Windows flaw…

On July 27, 1965 — In the U.S., the Federal Cigarette Labeling and Advertising Act was signed into law. The law required health warnings on all cigarette packages.

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Carlos — SMYLE Lightweight Persistence with Heavyweight Features.

Matt — The wait begins… Good choice. :-) 

Dion — I got to interview Gregor Kiczales, father of AOP, on AOP: past, present, and future.

Jay – Oracle and Sun teams up against Microsoft Office System 2003.

Bill — Parsing RDF with python.

Ben — Amazon.com RSS feeds!

Bill — Kaywa Launches.

Dan — REALBasic Gets Too Much Credit.

JPOX 1.0 alpha, Java Persistent Objects.

O'Reilly publishes ‘iPod: The Missing Manual’.

Samsung SyncMaster 213T. Big is Beautiful.

RIAA blocks attacks with TST-Secure-OS. Shh. It's a secret.

Fred — Motorola JSDK J2ME 3.1.5 Released.

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Java theory and practice: Concurrent collections classes.

JSP best practices: Intro to taglibs.

Extend Eclipse's Java development tools. What is possible, where to start, and how to proceed.

Frank — iTunes Music Store: US only, we mean it!

The J2ME Practitioner Survey. This survey intends to provide the J2ME development community information on the current state of practice in the industry.

Fred — MIDP1.0 J2ME Articles.

Dominic — .NET gaining on Java, developers take note.

Jonathan — To chat/blog or not to chat/blog.

Bill — What's in a nickname?

Andy — Just Discovered a new Powerbook feature.

Bryce — International SMS.

JFreeChart 0.9.10, a class library, written in Java, for generating charts.

Oracle Plugs Three Security Holes. The most serious vulnerability could allow attackers to take over systems running Oracle's E-Business suite.

Review: Ant Developer's Handbook.

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Microsoft wins Motorola – smartphone to launch this year.

Jeremy — Zip It For Me One Last Time.

Japha 1.2, a Java-based API written in PHP 5.

JVC iO Pocket PC MP-PV331. To be released in september.

Tommy Lee's Naked Eloquence On File Sharing. “It sucks.”

Russ — Python Needs a Corporate Angel.

RealRadix — 5 problems with BuyMusic.

BuyMusic.com blocks Mac access. That will change once version 9 of the Windows Media Player is available for Mac OS X.

OpenWave offers ‘disruptive’ browser suite. Don't tell Marc Andreessen.

More JSP best practices. JSP advancements ease development of standardized, highly maintainable JSP-based applications.

Java Design PatternsMake your apps fly. Implement Flyweight to improve performance.

Simon — Java – a Language for the masses?

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Jeff — File.renameTo() sucks!

Simon — More CSS tips and tricks.

Luke — Best optical illusion.

Mike — Continuous Performance Testing With JUnitPerf.

Matt — Matt's first law of software complexity.

ZDNet: Why Gateway's makeover won't work.

JBeaver, a comfortable and rapid visual design of Java/Swing user interfaces.

Python 2.3 release candidate 2.

Hani — EFNet #java survival guide.

Porsche drives. LaCie drives designed by F.A. Porsche.

Open Group goes open source, solicits comments. Motif, etc.

Safari 1.0 Rushed? Duh!

Four Internet Service Providers Sue SBC. Illegally manipulating California's DSL market.

Bill — What Would You Ask Anders Hejlsberg?

Edwin — Interview with Carly Fiorina.

The Hackers Who Broke Windows. The Last Stage of Delirium.

Kevin — Java XPCOM.

Charles — Hacking the Legal Code.

On July 25, 2003 — ACDC released “Back In Black,” their first album with Brian Johnson as lead singer.