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JXPath 1.0, a fast XPath 1.0 compliant API.

Patrick — Book Store Jackpot!

Danno — Swiss Army IDE Problem.

Scott — Managing projects: a few Eclipse recipes.

Javier — Building on Jakarta.

Mike — The BileBlog is painfully accurate.

Arjun — Neat plugin for Firebird!

Thomas — Belated Tiger Comments.

Hani — Studies in disfunction: The JDC.

Michael — Code Reviewing.

Dion — Struts Pocket Reference.

Mark — So there was Wi-Fi Access.

Doug — Java and Python Bloggers.

Chris — IDEA rants.

Carlos — Standards: Doomed to Repeat Itself? and How To Survive IT Deflation Part II.

Matt — Rough Roundup.

JSyntaxColor 1.1, a Java library for coloring in real time user text input.

The wireless industry's killer ‘b’. No industry suffered as much from the hope and hype of the 1990s boom as did telecommunications.

On June 15, 1992 — U.S. Vice President Dan Quayle instructed a student to spell “potato” with an “e” on the end during a spelling bee. He had relied on a faulty flash card.

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Eating ice cream at Cold Stone while mallblogging. What else can you ask for?

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Chuq — Danger Sidekick: a few months later.

How Does Your Salary Stack Up? VSM's Summer 2003 Salary Survey

Sue — JavaOne - It's a wrap.

Vibhu — It is truly No Fluff, Just Stuff.

Loads of Java links. Thanks, Petri.

Nokia Claims WCDMA Lead. 20,000 base stations deployed.

Municipal Wi-Fi: No More Free Ride. Who pays for “free” wireless?

David — blojsom 1.9.1 available.

Fred — JavaOne Online, huh?

Simon — JavaOne final thoughts and leaving on a jetplane.

Javier — For your toolbox: thread pools and queues.

Mike — How does the Hulk keep his pants on?

Calvin — JavaOne Notes: Day Four.

Edwin — Java Logo Quizzzzz.

Hani— IDEA on the chopping block.

Jeremy — Lame Programmers and Credit Card Numbers.

Carlos — The Unexpected Answer to Java's “Data” Standard.

WWDC Keynote Broadcast at your local Apple Store.

PeopleSoft sues Oracle after all. Another day, another lawsuit.

On June 14, 1900 — Hawaii became a U.S. territory.

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Java Server Faces Resources page.

JPower 1.0 Beta, a free full featured JavaSpaces implementation.

JavaOne: Java here, there and everywhere.

Sun, Java Win Starring Roles With HBO. Sun is getting into the movie business.

JavaOne: Sun's Jxta poses expansion possibilities.

JavaOne: IBM keeps low profile.

Dion — It's all about J2ME/Mobile. Is the promise true? and Ted Neward in an Oracle shirt? Yup :)

Thomas — Citroen installe le Wi-Fi à bord de sa C3.

Alan — Scott McNealy Keynote … Good closing keynote and USAToday (USAYesterday) gets Java wrong.

Anthony — Useful Tool: HijackThis.

Roman — IDEA supports AspectJ and See yourself in the Matrix.

Simon — JavaOne Friday keynote.

John — Separate HTML “designers” from “real” programmers?

Bruce — The Computer Job Economy.

Hani — Things your mother didn't tell you about Eclipse.

Jeremy — Illegal Software Benchmarks.

Matt — Microsoft Discontinues Development of IE for Mac.

nameless — Rusty HTTP: Ignoring Tapestry, hating WebObjects?

Cedric — JavaOne, day four: Mc Nealy's keynote.

Ovidiu — JavaOne pictures and MacOS X Java session.

Dan — If Java Had Lived Up to its Promise…

Aaron — Symbian/Java programming books.

Matt — JSR-223 Rant.

Extensible Java Profiler, a profiling tool for Java with a scalable and extensible architecture.

Wireless remote for the iPod, from TEN Technology.

Rumors of Dell's Axim X3 Pocket PC.

Sony's new touch pad. Tactile, baby.

The Googlephone. Color Sidekick from T-Mobile.

DJ iPod. Hmmm…

Fake Phones Stolen. 25,000 dummy Ericsson display phones.

McNealy: Java gets tough.

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XML-RPC, SOAP, and other goodies under J2ME. EnhydraME.

Matt — XDoclet 1.2 Beta 3 Released!

Jay — Java looks to common architecture.

Todd — AIM and ICQ can now cross communicate. About damn time…

Sun has Java update in the works. Although Sun has yet to ship Version 1.4 of J2EE, the company already has a blueprint for the follow-up release that focuses on ease of development.

This blog has hit the stratosphere, averaging around 110K hits a day this month.

Damien — C++ wrapper generator for Java classes?

Happy Birthday, Mom.

John — Quotes: The Good, the Bad, and the Over-hyped.

Philips HDD100. iPod clone.

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Java Man Raves About Developers. James Gosling.

Staying Up All Night on Java. Among devoted Java programmers, Bruno de Souza is considered the Java Man. He even owns the bragging rights to JavaMan.com.

Nokia 3G phone specifications. Nokia 6650.

Operators bash 3G handsets. 3G mobile technology should be kept from European stores as they are unreliable, expensive, bulky and offer too limited services.

T-Mobile introduces Unlimited GPRS in the U.S. for $19.95 a month. 20¢ per minute calling; 300 inbound/outbound text messages; 5¢ each additional message.

Java: Popular, but how profitable?

Michael — JavaOne: Generics in Tiger (J2SE 1.5).

Sun sees mobile Java app future. Sun Microsystems is to develop further component-based applications for wireless devices.

Java is fun sometimes:

"test".startsWith("") == "test".endsWith("")
"test".startsWith("") == "test".startsWith("t")
"test".endsWith("") == "test".endsWith("t")
"test".indexOf("") == "test".indexOf("t")
"test".substring(0,0).equals("test".substring(4,4))

Bob — fetchrss 1.0 on java.net.

Matt — YAR: Yet Another Roundup and BlueJ: Good or Bad?

Jim — Network Solutions…

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Matt — Customizing JSPWiki.

Sony to mass produce OLED displays. A year from now you might actually be able to buy an OLED monitor for your PC.

ZDNet: The hottest home PC on the market today is.

David— Rave reviews.

Michael — JavaOne: Quick Thursday Notes.

Apple plans to discuss how it will incorporate HyperTransport, a rapid chip-to-chip communications technology, into future computers later this month at WWDC.

J.D. Edwards Sues Oracle Over PeopleSoft Bid. $1.7 billion lawsuit against Oracle.

Sun Takes Hits for Java Stewardship, but all is well.

Top Ten Uses For SMS in the US. According to research from provider of mission-critical Unified Communication (UC) solutions Topcall.

Dan — How to use the XPLookAndFeel on other Operating Systems, or Things law abiding citizens shouldn't do.

Hani — XDoclet: beauty is very skin deep.

Sun unveils Identity Foundation for Java. Identity push for Java Web Services.

Nokia's first 3G phone now shipping. Nokia 6650.

Calvin — JavaOne Notes: Day Three.

Gérard — JDistro interviewed!

Michael — JavaOne: Thursday Language Fest.

On June 13, 1825 — Walter Hunt patented the safety pin, he then sold the rights for $400.

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Erik's Pulse has been published.

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Do On-Device Debugging for J2ME Apps. Metrowerks and Sony Ericsson demonstrated on-device debugging of a J2ME application running on a Sony Ericsson T610 phone.

Java Vendors Announce New Tools. Reporting, application monitoring, software distribution, and J2ME porting lead vendor attempts to improve Java application development.

The Future is Wireless. 250 million people will be clutching Java-enabled phones within the next six months.

Sun Lowers Bar for J2ME Developers. Sun announced new products, developer programs, and increased collaboration with partners to simplify life for Java mobility developers.

Produt Review: JProbe Helps You Find Code Problems.

JBoss developers meet in the shadow of JavaOne. JBoss Group hosts its own developer conference .

William — JavaOne Continues…Tools, Faces and Mobile Devices.

WiFi Alliance appoints a boss, holds fire on 11g.

Alan — [JavaOne] Harness the passion and where is all the news?

Anthony — Why Would Anyone use Echo?

Carlos — JavaOne is BORING.

Paul — ZDNet: “Ten reasons to choose C#”.

Matt — AppFuse 0.8 Released!, Is XDoclet the best thing since Ant? and vi plugin for Eclipse.

Werner — [JavaOne 2003] : More power to the developer?

Simon  — The bartenders met Duke! and Thoughts from Thursday morning sessions - Jini, JavaSpaces and grid computing.

Daniel — JavaOne programming puzzles.

Merrick — Exploring Axis.

Jay — Java.net won't replace SourceForge.

Michael — JavaOne T-Shirt Picture.

Justyna — Cool New Features in JSP 2.0.

Hans — Opening the Door to JavaDesktop.org.

Simon — Roundtable Report [java.net].

Cameron — Java One, Day Three.

Chiara — Cedric reports..

Carlos — How do you Pronounce “C#” Anyway?

Ara — XDoclet is the best thing since Ant (?)

Matthew — JLCP Presentation @ J1 Done.

Simon — One year of blogging.

Andy — JavaOne: JCA and Erik.

Steve — JNet doesn't have a logo yet.

Aaron — util.concurrent.

François — b2evolution 0.8.0 NOW AVAILABLE! :yes:

802.11g standard approved. IEEE approved the final specification for 802.11g.

Microsoft Not Throwing in Java Towel Entirely. Microsoft hasn't halted its Java work all together.

New Vodafone CEO Can't Be Fired By Email Or SMS. U R NOT FIRED.

Sue — JavaOne - Day 3 - Gosling and Pancakes for Breakfast.

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Samsung introduces its first TV phone. SCH-X820.

Anthony — James Duncan Davidson on java.net.

Michael — Eclipse vs Idea.

Jay — Sun, Zend push scripting for Java.

John — A Comment On Prevayler vs. Database.

Intel Intros Mobile Pentium 4 Chips. 852PM and 852GME chipsets.

iPod Aluminum Armor Review. iPod Armor.

Netcraft: June 2003 Web Server Survey.

Dominic — Need good JavaServerFaces resources.

Simon — How many bloggers does it take to change a lightbulb?

Australia bans mobiles from pools. No talking by the pool.

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Wed Java to Web services with JWSDP. Sun's Java Web Services Developer Pack.

Working with James: A two-part series.

The making of MetroSphere, Part 12: Learning JSP coding by creating a community weblog.

Incremental Compaction: The latest addition to the IBM Java Garbage Collector.

Best Practices and Web services Profiles. This tutorial examines some of the architectural and implementation best practices for building Web services.

Class File Reader & Writer. A Java package that makes it easy to read and write Java class files.

Diego — easyjournal and clevercactus WYSIWYG HTML editing.

Fred — JavaOne2003-DeathOfJavaOne? and JavaOne We Want Our Money Back!.

Joe Stupid "Get Java" policy from Sun.

Calvin — JavaOne Notes: Day Two.

Daniel — Competing with Apache And Bytecode Libraries.

Anthony — Gotcha - Use JAAS with Weblogic.

Debashish — Generics Preview.

Cesar Sandoval — more bloggers from javaone.

Cameron — JavaOne Day Two addendum and Java One, Day Two Again.

Kevin — Apple Sued by Open Group.

Ted — I challenge myself.

Glen — Throughts on new GUI builder in the latest Idea EAP.

Andy — The value of JavaOne.

On June 12, 1667 — The first human blood transfusion was administered by Dr. Jean Baptiste.

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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.”