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Sue — JavaOne - Day 2 Coming@U.

William — JavaOne: Day 2. Among the Missing Are…

J2EE Application Deployment Considerations. The J2EE specification describes many things, but curiously leaves application deployment up to vendors.

JSP Progress Bars. As web interfaces become ubiquitous, more and more complex back-end processing is necessary.

Sam Ruby tries out weblogs.java.net. Stepford Weblogs.

Fred — Samsung MIDP 2.0 Emulator.

Dominic — EclipseJDO getting noticed and JDO and JiBX and bytecode enhancement.

Danno — Palm auto install from Palm Web Browser.

Simon — It's true, James does use a Powerbook and Thoughts on morning sessions.

Sean — [Java One] Major theme today - One Java - Standards Verification and Compliance.

Michael — JavaOne: Wednesday Quick Notes, Cont.

Erik — Ctrl-c, Ctrl-v.

Eitan — JSF Session Full..

JavaOne: Sun beefs up ID management products.

Mark — Java One Conference.

Cedric — JavaOne, day two.

Andy — JavaOne and JBossTwo.

Bryce — T-Mobile Color Sidekick, Unlimited GPRS.

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Simon — JavaOne Wednesday keynote and Project Raven.

Steve — JavaOne: Day Two.

Matt — More #mobitopia.

Tomcat mod_jk 1.2.4 web server connector.

Commentary: Java needs a chief architect. Not only that, it needs a charmismatic one.

RIM improves Java integration, delivery.

Metrowerks To Demonstrate On-Device Debugging of Wireless Java Applications. CodeWarrior Wireless Studio 7.

Paul — A couple interesting finds.

Michael — JavaOne: Wednesday Quick Notes.

eWeek: JBoss Warns Spinoff Against ‘Forking’ Code. Can someone put a muzzle on Fleury, please?

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Dell, HP see the Java light. Sun goes behind Microsoft's back.

Java One lovers get a jolt. Moscone conference brings out aficionados.

Sun: Java must unify to be successful.

Daniel — Innovation happens elsewhere.

Gateway to Release Pocket PC PDA on June 23rd. Gateway will make its debut into the handheld market alongside the Pocket PC 2003 launch.

Jim — 3G/4G what are they?

MIDP Application Security 4: Encryption in MIDP.

Alan — [JavaOne] First day reflection, Live keynote Updates… and Keynote 2: Notes… Project Rave… James Gosling.

David — weblogs.java.net, oh the shame! and java.net better than SourceForge for Java projects?

Joe — Regular Expression Library.

Fred — Java.net Blogs or Java.net Bla's?

Werner — [JavaOne 2003] : hooking up with the JBoss guys.

Dorodok — the new eclipse projects.

Neema — Me on a Segway.

Andres — eclipse web tools platform project announced.

Simon — The JavaRanch moderators do exist in reality!, Photos from the Certification Roundtable BOF and Monster queues for today's keynote!

Javier — On Java, Christina Aguilera, mainframes and mobile devices.

J2EE 1.4 SDK Beta 2 Posted.

Paul — Syscon Radio Inteview / JavaOne Impressions.

Blaine — Java Developers Almanac - examples site.

Sean — [Java One] General Session 3 - James Gosling & Richard L Green.

Doj & Mag — Java everywhere!

Ben — CVS 'n' tings.

Cameron — Java One, Day Two.

Mark — In brief: independent reality edition.

Bill — FeedDemon - new Windows RSS reader.

Carlos — The Church of Java and 101 Ways to Make Money on Open Source.

Steve — New webapp trick (http 204 on Amazon).

Norman — Configuring default settings on JBoss CMP.

Andy — JavaOne sessions Ugh.

Aaron — Scripting Pages in JavaTM Web Applications.

FTC Seeking Expanded Powers to Fight Spam. Proposals include making it a possible crime for using false e-mail header and routing information.

Moto scrubs own Java for phones — buys in Aplix. Big win for JBlend.

Sun releases updates:

• Java Development Kit 1.4.1_03
• Java Media Framework 2.1.1e
• Java 3D API 1.3.1
• Java Secure Socket Extension (JSSE) 1.0.3_02

Macintosh Emulator for the Sharp Zaurus. Basilisk II.

Apple expects 3G ‘tidal wave’. Apple released QuickTime 6.3 last week.

Mail Log 0.9. MacOS X software to convert between RSS and MBOX formats.

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High-availability mobile applications. Mobile databases and J2ME tools.

Tom — MobileAsses! and Wi-fi security is due to get a boost.

Calvin — JavaOne Notes: Day One.

Andres — JavaOne - Avoid EJB and Borland Party.

Bertrand — java dot net dot fud?

Sun Unveils Java Roadmap Through “Mustang”. Executives at Sun Microsystems offered a glimpse of its Java roadmap through 2006, when its “Mustang” revision is scheduled to debut.

helloNetwork Showcases Wireless Streaming Media Technology At JavaOne.

Fuel Cell…! in pictures.

Kablog 1.3 Final Released.

HP brews up open-source Java tool. OpenView tool for Eclipse.

Alexander — Why no object literals?

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Survey: Do you like the new java logo?

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Mobile Phones can confuse pacemakers signals. This is your heart calling.

Glen — Clover 1.2 (Again).

Best song of the last quarter century? Give me a break.

Samsung SGH-S300, SGH-Z100 here soon.

The handheld that will make you like Linux. Zed rules!

Anthony — Mixed Feelings: java.net.

Neill — debugging your Log4j setup.

Marc— Cool software for a good price……

Sprint to Eliminate Web-Hosting Business. Sprint will continue to offer Web hosting through third-party providers.

Top 10 Destinations at JavaOne 2003:

• Top Ten Sessions for New to Java Technology Developers
• Top 10 Destinations for the Enterprise Developer
• My Top Ten Wireless Destinations at JavaOne 2003
• Top 10 Destinations for the Graphical User Interface Developer at JavaOne 2003

Architect Security for Web Services. Web services present unique security issues, and when rolling out XML security make architectural decisions sooner rather than later

Russ — IRC Links.

Matt — RE: java.net's weblogs.

Simon— Thoughts on Tuesday technical sessions.

Sony's new Vaio laptops. PCG-GRT190G and PCG-TR1A.

ZDNet: On switching cellphone carriers.

Cesar — JavaOne recap.

Mike Clark — First Review.

Christoph — For Sale On Amazon.com: Consulting Services.

PeopleSoft Won't Go to Court to Stop Takeover Bid After All. PeopleSoft Inc., the target of a hostile takeover by Oracle, reversed plans to sue Oracle after having threatened to do so only a day earlier.

Dion — JavaOne Impressions.

Norman — I've got the “I'm not at JavaOne” blues.

On June 11, 1793 — Robert Haeterick was issued the first patent for a stove.

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Sun urges Java research with new license and Sun heats up Java show.

Werner — JavaOne 2003 : connected with Andy.

Mike — jcoverage - do I not get it?

Neill — Martin Fowler's blog/wiki.

Chris — Resuming HTTP file uploads?

Andy — JavaOne: Met Werner.

Introduction and History of Darwin. Where it came from and the technologies used behind it.

IBM expands WebSphere portfolio. Lotus Workplace joins string of announcements.

Sun pushes for Java ubiquity. Unified front sought for programming language.

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Sun stirs to unify Java and Sun seeks to simplify Java.

Simon — JavaOne technical keynote.

Arjun — [JavaOne] Java Desktop Initiative - Finally!, JGoodies Projects Being Open Sourced on JavaDesktop!, New Icons/Images for Java and Core J2EE Patterns Second Edition.

Lars — Eclipse 3.0 M1 on OS X noticeable faster!

Neill — HangingServer - testing http client timeouts.

Mike — JavaOne Bookstore.

Putting Java in ONE Cup. Sun wants to bring J2SE, J2ME, J2EE and JavaCard languages under one umbrella and into the mainstream.

Kevin — Favorite BitTorrent download sites.

Matt — XUL vs. Sun's JNDC.

Hugo — Sun's new old take on Java.

Cedric — JavaOne, Day 1.

Kevin — weblogs.java.net - Weblog Poison.

Matthew — printf in Java.

Rogers — Java.Com: Write once, Christina everywhere.

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Russ — Java Everywhere.

David — Java has officially jumped the shark or It's getting hot in herrrrrre.

Simon — Certification Roundtable BOF tonight.

Sean — [Java One] General Session 2 - Tech Keynote.

Cameron — Cafe au Volano.

Rickard — JavaOne keynote.

Janne — Including pages.

JavaOne Session Webcasts. Thanks, Russ.

Motorola plans new phones to boost sales. Between 20 and 25 cell phones later this year.

Anthony — JPublish 2.0 Released.

Fred — Why Sun is not using Tira Jump.

Danno — WiFinder for Tungsten C.

Blaine — Christina Aguillera & Java?!?

Carlos — Has Everyone Overlooked the java.net Projects?

Mike — JavaOne 1998: A Watershed Moment.

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Find a way out of the ClassLoader maze. System, current, context? Which ClassLoader should you use?

Customize SwingWorker to improve Swing GUIs. Discover techniques and best practices for robust user interface development.

Borland and Sony Ericsson team to accelerate Java development for wireless devices. JBuilder 9 Mobile Edition.

Java.net officially debuts. A joint venture among O'Reilly, Sun Microsystems, and Collabnet.

Handango Offers Largest Java Software Catalog for Mobile Devices. The industry's largest catalog of J2ME software.

Dilbert comics on your cell screen. Sign up to receive “Best of Dilbert” comics on your mobile color phones.

Fred — How Tomcat Works.

Werner — JavaOne 2003 pavillion.

Dave — U of Manitoba publishes SWT HOWTOs.

Roman — The most cross-platform software ever seen…

Simon — JavaOne keynote, java.net and java.com and The new Java logo was unveilled.

Javier — More tools for your development environment.

Benoit — La persistence dans le monde J2EE.

Anders — Web Start app for children and Java geeks.

Edwin — Thomas Kurian discusses the future of the J2EE.

Sean — [Java One] General Session 1 - Keynote.

Arjun — [JavaONE] Conference 2003 Blogs.

Stephan — Perl on wiki.java.net?

Jay — New tools add Liberty to .Net. SourceID.Net.

Andres — The Entity Design Pattern and JavaOne One.

Chris — Sysadmin price list.

Erik — JavaDayOne.

Matt — Java Java Java.

Nicola — java.net FUD.

Steve — Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF).

Steve — I'm here at JavaOne for the first day of the actual conference.

Pete — G E E K T O O L S: GeekTels.

Bell tolling for PNG graphics format? A patent underlying one of the Web's most popular graphics formats is set to expire later this month.

SCO Backs Up Claims of Linux IP Theft.

Super-clear 36-inch TV costs $11,000. Sony's Qualia product line, made to order.

Shhh! Underground JavaOne Party.

SAP to Support J2EE. SAP AG made a major Java splash at the JavaOne show, announcing support for J2EE and releasing a new Java development environment.

Developers: Peril Faces J2EE Community.

Sun speeds phone Java. R.I.P PersonalJava.

Christina Everywhere. ChristinaMobile, powered by Java technology.

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PreciseJava.com. Best practices to improve performance in J2EE and J2SE.

Russ— Flash on Nokia 3650 is Coming.

Roman — java.net from 1999.

Mike — Joel on Fixing Venture Capital and JavaBlogs is the java.net news source.

Mark — User Interface Abstraction — IDEA Gets a GUI Builder.

Joey — A Golden Gem.

PJIRC 1.84, a Java-based IRC client.

David — IntelliJ Aurora build #823 is available.

Kevin — A Quarter-Million Spams Per Year.

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Java.net Today: From Vision to Beta.

AAC Put To The Test. Find out for yourself and help by submitting the results.

Nokia hit by weak dollar and Sars. The mobile phone maker says slowing economies, currency fluctuations and the Sars virus could hit sales.

Bouncy Castle Java Cryptography library 1.19.

David — XAWT: A Faster, Lighter AWT for X11 Desktops.

Fred — Project Dolphin.

Carlos — James Gosling's Blog.

IBM, Infineon build 0.18µ magnetic RAM chip. Coming to market in 2005.

Scripting with Jython Instead of XML.

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Peter — The State of Java.

Matthew — Projects on java.net.

Tom — Amusing parodies of tech weblogs.

Scott — Checkstyle or PMD? and A Few Eclipse 2.1 Tips.

Anthony — HTTP response code 204.

Cedric — Java .net.

Steven — java.net goes live.

Sam — Sun to open source JAX-RPC.

Hugo — Sun's new Java Portal and Java Logo…

Phillip — xfmllib.

Ted — Where's Ted been?

Danny — FOAF News.

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Survey: Do you like the new java logo?

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Java is going to take over the wireless world?  Christina A. gets down and dirty.

Alan — Is J2ME making the same mistakes that Java Applets did?

Dominic — java.net goes live!

Keith— New version of SharpReader.

Stuart — CVS setup and SSH.

Bill — Open XML Framework.

Matthew — Atlassian Office Visit.

Glen — Handling customization in Centipede.

Graham — GLUE 4.1 and EXML 7.1.

Steve — The Secret is out of the Bag.

Arjun — James gosling has a blog!

Eugene — IntelliJ IDEA won two industry awards.

Choose your J2EE weapons wisely. The J2EE server may be turning into a commodity, but when it comes to the robustness/agility trade-off, there's plenty of room for innovation.

Dell's 18" LCD. Ultrasharp 1800FP.

XML querying proposed as Java standard. Oracle and IBM plan to announce a JSR to define a Java API for invocations of queries written in the W3C standard XML query language.

On June 10, 1935 — Alcoholic Anonymous was founded by William G. Wilson and Dr. Robert Smith.

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mobilerss.net brings RSS feeds to mobile users.

Alan — [JavaOne] Random photos.

Compact Flash USB Host for Zaurus PDA available.

Fred — Rational SoftwareGroup BadNews on JavaOne Eve and A Stupid Java.net Question.

Mike — Matrix XP — hilarious.

kaffe 1.1.0, a complete, PersonalJava 1.1-compliant Java environment.

The lowdown on HP's new iPAQ Pocket PCs. Everything You Need To Know About The New iPAQs.

Michael — No wireless Internet at JavaOne.

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Motorola licenses Aplix JVM. JBlend Java virtual machine.

James — Rules of Open Source programming.

Arjun — XML data binding frameworks.

Apple releases new Mac OS X security update.

Palm teams up with IBM for Java apps. Enterprise Java applications will be able to run directly on Palm's Tungsten handhelds.

The world's most expensive remote control. TechTV is calling the new iPronto from Philips the “Mother of All Remote Controls.”

Review: Going live! with the Sharp GX-10.

Alatto’s mobile karaoke application air.karaoke will be demonstrated at the Nokia stand at the JavaOne conference.

Sprint Selects Handango to Advance PCS Vision Applications.

Intel: 1 billion served. Intel quietly marked the 25-year anniversary of x86, the basic architecture underlying the chips that power most of today's PCs.

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No Java JRE on Pocket PC. An Open Letter to Sun requesting a free Java JRE for Microsoft Pocket PC.

Diego — a cactus update.

Glenn — Wi-Fi Everywhere.

Matt — Struts 1.1 Release Candidate 2 released.

Luke — GPL License vulnerabilities.

Matt — FreeBSD 5.1-RELEASE.

Vinu — NetBeans 3.5 (Tegal) Final Available.

Due to circumstances beyond my control, Erik's Pulse will not be published today.

Since it has already been delayed once before, I've decided to make it available here as an exclusive.

The print column should be back in the next issue of the Java Developer's Journal Newsletter.

Fred — Unified Testing Initiative for J2ME.

Bob — Contemplating Vim to IDEA move…

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Russ — HTML as a Wiki Language.

Nokia N-Gage has been given the green light by the FCC.

Jim — Round up and Euro-phobia…

Nokia Developer's Suite for J2ME, Version 2.0 Opens Doors to Development of Advanced Mobile Java Applications.

Fred — MIDP on future versions of winCE? and MotSDK3.1.1forJ2ME.

Sam — Aspect Oriented Programming with AspectJ by Ivan Kiselev.

Merrick — Reusable Aspects with AspectJ.

Sean — First Pics from JavaOne.

Dion — Enterprise Java Beans 2.1 Second Public Draft Available.

Oracle Takes New Stab at Application Creation. Oracle9i JDeveloper 9.0.5

Cedric — Timeless languages.

ANTLR plugin 1.0.4 for Eclipse.

BusinessWeek: WiFi PDAs vs. PDA phones.

Sun and Intel friends for a day. JIntel. Sun Tunes Java for Intel XScale.

Next-gen Bluetooth chips play with Wi-Fi. UK chip designer Cambridge Silicon Radio said it is sampling its third-generation Bluetooth wireless connectivity products.

Alan — Setup day.

Matt — JavaWorld Editor's Choice Awards — Winners.

Mark — Three interviews.

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Sam — Menu Custom Tag Library.

Carlos — Oops! I Accidentally Patented AOP! and The Hive Mind is Asynchronous.

Borland Updates Portfolio Progress at JavaOne. Studio 6 for Java.

Italy finally joins the WiFi club — Portugal next?

New Mobile Phones to Boast Mega-Pixel Digital Cameras. Sony's Entry to Spark Mega-Pixel ‘Warfare’.

DCT Announces Highest-Performance Java Solution for Wireless Devices. Bigfoot Java Acceleration Technology Surpasses 10 Caffeine Mark Barrier.

Apple out to acquire Napster owner? Roxio takeover makes sense.

Vodafone offers three-way mobile data card. Offering customers a mobile data card which will enable them to access three different high-speed mobile data networks.

Charles — Handling Bug Reports.

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jSimpleX, a visual XSL transformation tool written in Java.

Simon — JavaOne smaller than last year?

Arjun — Java & XML Links.

Vincent — JavaOne 2003 blogs.

Scott — So Scott, What RSS Reader Do You Recommend?

Glen — Clover 1.2.

Siemens S56 comes to America. Cingular to be the first wireless carrier in the US.

Jim — Pub cam.

Mike — Fascinating piece on JD Edwards and PeopleSoft.

Jeff — Working at Atlassian.

Free Software Foundation probes Linksys. Linux code in them thar access points?

Motorola looking to sell PowerPC producer. No wonder Apple's keen on IBM.

43 Million Americans Use P2P Software. Somewhere around 1 in 6 Americans apparently are unindicted felons.

On June 9, 1934 — Donald Duck made his debut in “The Wise Little Hen.”

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Giulio — Coffee 1.0.0 released.

Alan — The people you meet on planes and Is this the new official logo for Java?

Matt— Hibernate 2.0 Released!

0304.

Apple to Announce the Power Mac G5 at WWDC?

Music execs look to cell phones for cash. Madonna and other artists already send text messages to cell phones on new albums or tour dates.

Simon — JavaOne : the calm before the storm.

Fred — DW Co-Designer of RSS? Yeah, sure… and I'm a co-designer of RSS 2.0 because the <comments/> tag is mine.

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Matthew — They just keep selling.

Fred— JavaConferences-Being Blogged.

Greg — Tomcat / JSTL for Dummies.

Norman — My Big Fat Java Book.

Matt — RE: JBoss Nukes (follies of the not invented here syndrome).

Oliver — Checkstyle, a victim of its early success.

Kevin — Shareware Amateurs vs. Shareware Professionals.

Jeremy — American Wedding.

Ara — MIDP sucks!

Alison — Explore XPath, No Code Required.

Andy — San Francisco and JBoss Bootcamp.

Confidential Apple music details leaked. Leaked minutes provide an insight into the success of Apple's online music service.

MPAA extends Net crusade to domains. Threatening www.ratednc-17.com with $100,000 fine.

Unix copyright IS ours, says SCO. SCO has hit back at its critics, insisting that it - not Novell - owns the copyright to Unix.

On June 8, 1790 — The first loan for the U.S. was repaid. The Temporary Loan of 1789 was negotiated and secured on September 18, 1789 by Alexander Hamilton.

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What's Wrong with XML APIs. Elliotte Rusty Harold talks with Bill Venners about the five styles of XML APIs, and the problems with data-binding APIs.

Python and the Programmer. Bruce Eckel talks with Bill Venners about why he feels Python is about him.

JavaOne Java Usr Grp. JavaOne Java User Group & Party. Free food.

Eric — No Fluff, Just Stuff.

Allon — SOG Tools SwitchPlier. I carry the squirt on my keychain.

Greg — IP Masquerading.

Jeremy — 2 Fast, 2 Furious, 2 Fun.

Self-drive cars ahead. Cars that drive themselves may seem like science fiction but they could end accidents, road rage and traffic jams.

On June 7, 1775 — The United Colonies changed their name to the United States.

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Blog noise is ‘life or death’ for Google. Russ is my bitch.

Phone masts under waves of criticism. Mobile users “feel like guinea pigs.”

Bugbear.B continues its rampage. Antivirus experts again warned that the latest mass-mailing computer virus, Bugbear.B, is continuing its rapid spread across the Net.

Brent — Ben Hammersley interview.

Rogers — Undeclared entities in OPML outlines.

Acer's new non-convertible Tablet PC. TravelMate 240, no swivel.

Sue — JavaOne 2003— A brave new world.

Jeff — Eclipse 3.0 M1 is out!

Matt — Out-of-the-Box — My Review.

Jeremy — Yahoo! Buzz RSS Feeds.

Dan — What the heck is: Garbage Collection.

EBay users hit by sales tax. The online auction firm is to start charging sellers VAT to comply with new EU law.

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Court OK's Number Portability. Can you hear me now?

Matt — RE: Sun to Rave about ease of use at JavaOne.

Rusty — Cafe au Lait now has an RSS feed. Mr. XML finally does RSS.

Lance — Job Opportunities.

Joe — Tackling web apps in CF, Java, ASP… and Zope.

Aaron — Using Sockets in CFMX.

Wired to publish Slammer code. Wired plans to publish the underlying code for the Slammer worm that slowed Internet traffic to a crawl in January.

6,000 times faster than broadband? A research team has unveiled a new system to turbocharge the Internet.

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Sun to unveil Project Rave development tool.

Matt — Roller.com is For Sale.

Oracle Offers to Buy PeopleSoft for $5.1 Billion. Got any pocket-change?

Patrick — JBoss invents Content Management.

Google and Amazon win at the Webbys. Some of the ugliest sites on the net have won, once again. ;-)

Sharp's new Tablet PC. Mebius MURAMASA PC-TN1-H1W.

Co-Evolving with Developers: A Conversation with Jonathan Schwartz.

Dominic — JDO Quick Reference sheet.

Sam — Review - Bug Patterns in Java by Eric Allen.

Carlos — One Architecture to Bind Them All.

The Geek Test. My wife found that one.

Commons FileUpload 1.0 Release Candidate 1.

Tapestry 3.0-beta-1a.This is the first release since Tapestry ascended to full project status at Jakarta

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PircBot, an IRC bot API in Java. Thanks, Moof.

Thanks to Christoph, Anders, Fokko, Padraic and Arjun for pointing me to various .CSV solutions. Looks like com.Ostermiller.util will do the job for me.

Web Services Developer Pack 1.2 (JWSDP) released.

Alan — Eclipse is really the wrong direction.

Javier — Why Java instead of PHP? — Part I.

Mike — JBoss Nukes ‘only’ Open Source Java CMS? Bullshit!

Orb — End-to-End J2ME Application Development.

Brent — Wiki installing.

Stuart — WinMerge.

Damien — Are JSP worth the pain?

How GPS technology could violate your privacy. Technology, ethics, cool gadgets, bad employees, cheating spouses, stolen cars, reckless teenagers, Mexican tourism, traffic accidents, and, oh yes, Father's Day gifts.

Sun seeks widespread Java brand. Sun plans to spend tens of millions of dollars to emblazon all manner of computing products with a new Java logo.

Palm Tungsten-T follow-up revealed? Piccy and spec. posted in China.

On June 6 — Diego Doval was born.

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I'm looking for an open source API or framework capable of generating export/import data in various .CSV (comma and tab-delimited) formats. If you know of one, please let me know.

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Glenn — AirPort Extreme Overview.

Dong — JetBrains and IntelliJ IDEA.

Joi — JiBot on #joiito.

Carlos — Proliferation of Java Microkernels and Extinction of J2EE Containers.

Microsoft To Beam News And Information To Wristwatches. MSN Direct.

François — Unsubscribring from spam *STILL NOT* ;)

Calvin — Core Developers Network.

Mike — It lives!

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Deploy ColdFusion code into a WebSphere J2EE environment. Together at last: Sharing session data between ColdFusion and J2EE components.

Integrating ActiveX controls into SWT applications. Use ActiveX with Eclipse.

Java programming dynamics, Part 2: Introducing Reflection.

Secrets of the wireless elite: Video for handsets.

Dion — JBoss/Nukes: Finally a real Open Source CMS?

Diego — blogging APIs update.

Jim — Sendo MS fallout continues.

An Introduction to Java Card Technology — Part 1.

Alan — JBoss in the news again.

Matt — RE: Dumbing-down AOP.

Fred — A Handset Review Site.

Joe — The three types of modules in .ears…

Ryan — Java tools Book reviewing.

Arjun — AOP for dummies!

Howard — Good SSH link.

Adam — page not found.

Bob — fetchrss - Read rss feeds in your e-mail client.

Chris — iCommune is back.

Carlos — Nukes: A Microcosm of JBoss Group's Problems?

Matt — Clustered JDBC.

Cedric — Precisions on spam.

DocBook Doclet 0.43, a tool to create DocBook SGML or XML code from Java source documentation or HTML.

Fuel cellphones by 2005. Refills available at AM/PM.

T-Mobile introduces Color Sidekick. 16-bit display.

JBoss Group: Defections Aren't a Big Deal.

Apple Preps Mac OS X Server Security Update.

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Russ is on fire today:

• Sun and Mobile Java
• MIDP: New Developers Need To Get Over It Already
• Where's the Mobile Java Branding?
• MIDP 2.0: Don't Believe The Hype
• Who to Run To? Sun, Symbian or the Individual Manufacturers?
• Why does Sun HATE Personal Java?
• J2ME Plug In Needed
• Mobile Flash vs. Mobile Java

Commons Pool. Pool provides an Object-pooling API.

International Calendars in Java. This article discusses the Java Class Library facilities that allow you to manipulate and display dates and times.

Anthony — Struts BSF.

Adrian — SWT has an older brother … wx4j.

OpenEJB 0.9.2 released.

Karl — Indies and iTunes.

Jim — Bluetooth universal saviour or pain in the…

Bob — Catching up on 4G, 802.11, Spam etc.

JCS, Java Caching System.

Scott — Congrats ActiveWords.

Nokia upgrades 7250 handset with XHTML. Better browsing and digicam features.

Tom — The Guardian on moblogging and The Register gets suddenly upbeat about 3G.

JPatch 0.2.1, an open source patch modeler.

Verizon to hand names over to RIAA. Sad, very sad.

WiFi pricing report: Europe is being ripped off..

Matt — The Pragmatic Programmer.

WWDC special event schedule posted. Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference.

I've been slashdot banned, again.

Due largely to the absolutely ridiculous amount of abuse we get on a daily basis from poorly implemented headline readers, we were forced to implement a much more liberal automated banning system on RSS/RDF headline reading applications. Our policy is to allow one request every 30 minutes. We'll allow a few more before you will get banned, and we are more flexible still with proxy servers. However, in many cases, we have no choice but to ban abuse.

What a load of crap.

Castor 0.9.5, Java to XML data-binding, Java Data Objects (O/R) and DSML.

John — WiFi Around The World.

Palm merger was no slam dunk. After years of lackluster interest in merging with Palm, Handspring had a change of heart at the beginning of this year.

Code ‘warrior’ to quit corporate battlefield. Justin Frankel, Nullsoft Inc.

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Norman — The Sun/JBoss Song.

Bob — Another Carbon.

Bob — Don't implement Page-by-Page Iterators using a scrollable ResultSet.

Werner — Clover 1.2 released : code coverage.

Gérard — Jsh and the Isolation API.

Matt — Another new Java language feature in Tiger… varags!

Steve Case's Second Act. In all likelihood he'll soon part ways with the company he turned into an international phenomenon.

Vodafone looks to Liberty Alliance. Liberty Alliance and Passport must interoperate.

Wi-Fi Palm finds its voice. Nice niche.

Jim — App of the week.

Stephan — Log4J or not Log4J?

Jeff — How JBoss Group fork will affect architectural decision on JBoss?

Ara — Sony Ericsson P800.

Savs — IRC resurgence.

AMD stock downgraded. Intel's mid-quarter statement due today.

On June 5, 1968 — U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy was mortally shot in Los Angeles by Sirhan Sirhan. Kennedy died early the next morning.