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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.

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François — Unsubscribring from spam *NOT*.

Anthony — Core Developers Network.

David — Needed: generic in-memory cache for java objects.

Dominic — .NET Petshop 3.x Design Patterns and Architecture.

Blaine — JBoss group has lost 7 members…

Oliver — A tenuous argument, but….

Bob — jAdvise Article.

Joi — SO 505i and 4 1/2 mice at MacWorld for Kung-Log.

Keith — Palm to Handspring: You my bitch!

Andy — What if JBoss ditched J2EE??

Wozniak, Jobs, and Pirates. An interview with Woz…

Handspring leaks photo of Treo 600 picture.

iSync update: beware. iLossy.

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Re-Introducing QuickTime for Java, Part 2.

Making Sense of Java's Dates. Measuring time is easy.

Mike — JBoss Group Forks and Clover 1.2 - now with IDEA plugin!

Jay — Are Java Developers Ready for Hunting Tiger?

Net awaits Webby winners. Preparations are being made for the handing out of the net's most prestigious awards.

First Win 2003 patch is really for IE. Critical fix becomes moderate problem.

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Matt — Struts BSF (Scriptable Actions) 0.3.

Werner — Core developers network : competition for JBossGroup coming from the source.

Dominic — JBoss knives and forks.

Andrej — OSS.

Bruce — How I got started in programming.

Mike — Payback.

Steven — Core Developers Network.

Joey — No (Apparent) Love Lost In JBoss Group Split.

Sharp Zaurus C750 Review and English Conversion Pictures/Info.

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Parsing, indexing, and searching XML with Digester and Lucene.

Overview: Java Vendors Look To Add Jolt To Tech. Can you smell what JavaOne's cooking?

Matthew — JBoss Group forks.

Matt — Draggable IFRAMEs.

Fred — JBosss FUD.

Bob — Backround printing PDF files from Java on Windows..

Cameron — Core?

Brent — Good-looking wikis.

Chiara — SF Java By The Bay - JavaOne PARTY !!!

Carlos — PHP Moving Towards Tighter Integration With Java.

Matt — JBoss Fork/Coup: Hurting Open Source?

Ara — 'edit/compile/debug/startup cycle for people on various J2EE projects'.

Rickard— JBoss Group fork.

Mark — textile4j 1.0 released.

Kevin — The big story of 2003-2004.

Martin — MeasuringProductivity.

ZDNet Bluetooth special report: “The truth gets worse”.

Todd — Is the New York Time Guessing.

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Sun plays up Java for gaming. Sun is forming a new division aimed at encouraging the use of Java for games developers, on the desktop as well as for mobile devices.

Diego — palm buys handspring!

AT&T Wireless and American Idol Set Global Records in Text Messaging.

Matt — Hibernate 2.0 Final this weekend?

Werner — Eclipse : working with CVS branches.

Simon — Meet some of the JavaRanch family at JavaOne.

Padraic — LiveHTTPHeaders for IE?

Michael — The tales of two Eclipse books.

Jay — Six new ‘Core J2EE Patterns’ Launch at JavaOne.

Carlos — Java Is a Language for the Masses.

Cedric — JavaOne update.

Rickard — Flashy JavaScript/Velocity.

Marc— Russ — please help Adam.

edit-on JavaBean SDK 1.0.34, an XHMTL/XML WYSIWYG editor JavaBean component.

Metallica relent over internet music. Heavy metal band Metallica are offering fans the chance to listen to their music on the internet.

.NET ‘more secure’ than WebSphere. Says MS-funded study.

Financial sector opts for J2EE. Websphere has commanding lead.

AOL members to instant message MSN? If AOL Time Warner and rival Microsoft agree to collaborate, instant messaging services could see a boom.

On June 4, 1984 — Bruce Springsteen released his "Born In The U.S.A." album.

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Improve Data Display With CSS for Java

Sun Software CTO Challenges .NET Mag. Sun Software CTO John Fowler writes to .NET Magazine to weigh in on the .NET vs. Java debate.

Diego — grade school CMS lessons.

Sony Ericsson Announces T226. A color screen dual-band GSM/GPRS handset for America.

Matt — Struts Menu now support tabbed menus!

Dominic — XPathNavigator and JXPath.

Kasia — How to core dump spamassassin.

Niel — Charles's Corner: Java Technology Pointers.

Java+ Preprocessor 2.0, a Java pre-processor.

Bluetooth hands-free system for cars. DriveBlue.

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Microsoft Delivers BizTalk Server 2004 Beta.

Jim — IRC fun.

Matthew — Fun times.

IOGEAR Bites Away At Bluetooth Confusion. A jargon-free guide.

Philippe Just saw a Segway in the streets !.

Matt — Java Server Faces Resources.

Bill — IE lost it's PNG support?

Matt — Fire at Rackshack.

Scott — $32,000 a second - for a year.

Bryce — SQWERL.

JZlib 1.0.2, zlib rewritten in Java.

Launch of ‘do-not-call’ list rushed. Federal regulators are speeding up the launch of a national do-not-call list that will block many unwanted telemarketing calls.

Review: ATI Mobility Radon 9600.

RIAA Launches New Lawsuit Against Morpheus. For An Un Feature.

MySQL AB Secures $19.5 Million Investment Round.

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JetBrains Debuts New IntelliJ IDEA at JavaOne.

Joe — Great link on Java's target audience.

Thomas — Are DynaBeans Not JavaBeans?

Cedric — Operator overloading and Processing text with emacs.

Bluetooth update adds support for Symbian OS phones. Bluetooth 1.2.1

Quicktime 6.3 and iSync 1.1. New Releases.

Russ — Quicktime + 3GPP is Here!!

Matt — Reclaim the Public Domain.

Goofing with Credit Cards. People don't seem to care what you sign on a receipt.

AT&T Pledges $500M Upgrades, Wi-Fi Too. AT&T wants to provide business customers Wi-Fi access to their networks as part of wide-raging list of next generation improvements

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Russ — Mobitopia Group Chat. #mobitopia on irc.freenode.net. Be there or be square.

A Writer's View of the Linux Wireless Dream, Part 1.

Matt — Tabbed Menus — now with DHTML!

Mike — JIRA 2.1 released!

Jonathan Ive Named Designer of the Year. The man behind the iMac and iPod. 

Scott — Really Good Thoughts on Software Localization.

Marc — Keanu gives Matrix F/X guys millions each.

Java code review tools. Java code analyzers ease the pain.

Java Weather Library. jweather is a Java library for parsing raw weather data.

Sun to Unveil J2SE 1.5 at JavaOne. The new version of the Java platform is designed to be easier to use, with new language features, including generics and metadata.

Borland’s Janeva Weds J2EE, .NET. Borland has introduced software that connects .NET front ends to CORBA and J2EE-based applications.

Joi — IRC meets Wiki.

Matt — Java becoming a LanguageForSmartPeople, not a LanguageForTheMasses?

Mobile phone sales up in Q1 2003. Despite lowered expectations, mobile phone manufacturers saw an 18 percent increase in sales during the first quarter of 2003.

On June 3, 1800 — John Adams moved to Washington, DC. He was the first President to live in what later became the capital of the United States.

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Andres — Revolution OS.

Simon — Reference guide for Caucho Resin and So Wiley bought 36 Wrox titles?.

Dion — AOL: Are you being billed every month without knowing?

Matt — IBM Trading Halted.

Scott — Pssst … Want an Email Alias ?

Bryan — Review of the Gateway Java Symposium.

Dr. Dobb's Python-URL!

HP Retains Notebook Lead. Hewlett-Packard Co. retained its lead in the overall notebook market.

Arjun— uninstall TurboTax if ur done with your taxes!

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Diego — what does it take to destroy something good?

RIM's first color BlackBerry, the 7230.

Jonathan — My Top Ten Wireless Destinations at JavaOne 2003.

QA with Bill Day. Web and Game Development Languages.

Easy J2ME Development: The Complexity of Developing Mobile Networked Data Services, J2ME Wireless Connection Wizard For Sun ONE Studio.

Understanding JSR 185: Java Technology for the Wireless Industry.

Matt — Tomcat/Oracle Connectivity Problems.

Fred — SymbianOS Series 60 gets Jazzelle!

Dominic — The JDO Learning Tools.

Andres — scwcd…passed!

Sam — IntelliJ IDEA on MacOSX.

Kevin — Java Unit Testing Tips.

John — Quick Graphics In Java.

Steve — F*#K! Those Bastards!

Apple, Amazon working on music service deal, according to the New York Post.

Archos personal video player. The AV300 comes in 20GB and 40GB varieties.

Cameraphones do's and don'ts. Some do's and do not do's on using cameraphones in public.

Picture passwords for cameraphones. The phone uses face recognition technology.

Search Engine Disclosure Ratings: May 2003.

Fossil puts back Palm Wrist PDA launch to 2004. MS SPOT-based alternative still on time?

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Apple drops 12, 15-inch PowerBook prices up to $300. Apple's price cuts have been designed to feed the momentum of PowerBook sales.

Intel fixes Centrino glitch. Incompatibilities with Nortel Networks' VPN software fixed.

Fred — Number of Classes Matter in J2Me.

Simon — Java NIO (O'Reilly).

Scott — Drupal 4.2 is Coming.

IPK Export Plugin for Eclipse 0.0.1. IPK is the archive format used on the Zaurus.

E-mail virus uses Bill Gates. A virus masquerading as an e-mail from Bill Gates is spreading rapidly, computer experts warn.

Intel's 3.2GHz Pentium 4 to ship 23 June, or maybe 16 June.

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Russ — Spanish Tech Market in Business Week.

Bernard — Views and Forms.

Ally McBeal Creator to Produce 24. David E. Kelly.

NumericalChameleon 1.5.0 is live on the web!

Thomas — Matt Peterson, gourou du Wi-Fi.

Bernard— Subclipse - The Eclipse plugin for Subversion.

Scott — Java Codebase Management Strategy Guidelines.

Jon — Excited.

Oliver — Second Generation IDEs.

Carlos — JINI Service Container Service.

Growing pains fading for satellite radio. Satellite radio comes from space bearing gifts…

2,400 Employees Laid Off By Text Message. U R FIRED.

Make way for the contender to Google's crown. Turbo 10.

Nokia N-Gage games phone now available in UK.

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Cam — Six Degrees of Weblogs.

Rogers — Some webloggers have class.

Frank — inAudible.com revisited.

Andrej — Yet another update of the volano report.

Jakarta Commons HttpClient 2.0 beta 1.

Russ — Urgh! Steve, we all want a Mac Tablet!

Pocket Blogger. Pocket Blog extends your weblog to any Pocket PC device.

David — blojsom 1.9 available.

Werner — JBoss 4.0 Developer Release 1 has just been released.

Dominic — Java Search Engine.

Arjun — Why FireBird rocks!

Padraic — s / vi / eclipse /.

John — TiVo On A Roll.

Kasia — Java exception handling.

Haiko — The Future of IE, Mozilla: Other Voices.

Aaron — ResourceBundles.

Three weeks until Pocket PC 2003.

On June 2, 1897 — Mark Twain, at age 61, was quoted by the New York Journal as saying “the report of my death was an exaggeration.” He was responding to the rumors that he had died.