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Cooking with Java XP, Part 2.

How Java Web Servers Work. This article is adapted from Budi Kurniawan's self-published book on Tomcat internals.

Enums in Java (One More Time).

jvider 1.3, a Java Swing GUI builder.

AppleWorks updated for Mac OS X, OS 8/9 and Windows. AppleWorks 6.2.7.

Interview With Google's Eric Schmidt.

Kelly Clarkson Becomes A No. 1 ‘Idol’ Again. Thankful.

Carlos — Programming in XML the Good and the Bad.

Ray — Looking for a job?

Matt — ISPCon Wrapup.

Flipster MP4 Personal Multimedia Player. The World's first dedicated portable multimedia player equipped with Microsoft Windows Media Player.

The Amazing Phraselator. VoxTec has developed the Phraselator, a one-way phrase-based voice-to-voice machine translator.

Qwest Considers Offering Television. Qwest is rumored to be working on a deal with a satellite TV provider to offer television in their package of services.

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Fred — J2ME CodeMeMoto-Motorola is An ASS.

Jeremy — Intelliphones.

Carlos — Visual Spaghetti Revisited.

Bill — PHP Command Line Interface (CLI) Binary for OS X.

JavaPH, a client used for querying PH servers.

Russ— Palm Reading.

Anthony — Carlos weighs in on Visual Programming.

Mike — javablogs updates.

Gordon — Remember monitoring and deployment.

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Tool Supports Java to .Net Interoperability. JNBridge LLC Java-to-.Net.

Office XP now runs on Linux. CodeWeavers brings Office XP to Linux.

EasyLDAP, a JSP Tag Library for LDAP.

US Learns To Text Message. Thanks to American Idol.

Diego — six apart announcements.

David — Ariadna (IntelliJ), build#701 is available.

Matt — New Certification Exam from Sun.

Chris — Real-life sync of Clie on MacOS X.

Fabian — Refactoring OSCache.

Bill — Clutter: a Visual UI to iTunes.

Ted — Effective Enterprise Java (Principles): Remember monitoring, Remember deployment, Plan for the future and Be Skeptical.

Stefan — My Top 10 List of the Most Significant Internet Companies.

Kevin — Getting web application information from an Axis Web Service implementation.

Java-based content management system for OS X. Ingeniux CMS.

Smart phones pick up in Europe. Smart phones are on track to outsell conventional handheld computers this year in Europe.

Microsoft Patches IE, Outlook Express Holes. What's new?

Wireless Developer Activity on the Rise: Survey.

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Daniel — Broken threads.

Buy.com launches new electronics store and adds 2,500 products.

Remote controlling Nokia smartphones. Remote S60 from mobileways, control your Nokia 7650 and 3650 through a Windows-based PC.

Abe — Chandler 0.1.

Palm Upgrades Zire, Tungsten PDAs. Zire 71 and Tungsten C.

FileMaker Developer Conference 2003 set for August 24-27.

I'm sick as a dog. Stuffy nose, scratchy throat, blurry vision. Vicki graciously passed on her germs.

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Tech Tips: Validating URL Links and Reusing Exceptions.

Learning to Fly. The Java 3D API gives you the functionality to manage graphics rendering, but you'll still have to put in the work to build graphical 3-D programs.

IXC Simplifies Xlet Communication. Similar to RMI, Personal Profile's inter-Xlet communication lets Xlets talk to each other.

Control Your Exceptions. Beware the programming convenience of unchecked exceptions, and don't cut corners with Java's variety of exception-handling techniques.

Jon — Unit-test patterns in QDox.

Matt — Blog in Any (Computer) Language You Like.

Bryce — Switching…

Oregon Open Source bill not dead yet. HB 2892.

O'Reilly releases ‘JavaScript & DHTML Cookbook’.

Review: Palm Zire 71.

Deep inside Apple's Piles. Forgotten UI innovation to be exhumed? Inventor speaks…

Top Pocket PC Programs.

Best Programs for Your Palm.

Bernard — Inno Setup.

Joi — Bluetooth blues…

Flow4J 0.5, a Java framework, that enables the user to model process flow with a GUI interface.

Washington State to ban sale of violent games to minors. A kinder, gentler Seattle.

On April 23, 1772 — Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle wrote “La Marseillaise.” It is the national anthem of France.

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Russ — Mobitopia's Down (but not Out).

Nokia Buys Eizel. The swallow up cost $21 million US and should bring Nokia customers better email.

Jeff — Eclipse 3.0?

Matt — Making your tables more accessible?

Gregory — Building preverify (MIDP2.0) for other platforms?? (like OSX).

Jason — Welcome to Project Cachecow.

Jeremy — Centrino: Trojan Horse for Future Cell Data.

MacWireless offers AirPort card trade-in.

MacWorld Expo Re Re Named. “ Macworld CreativePro Conference & Expo”

IBM Debuts Stay-At-Home ThinkPads. ThinkPad G Series.

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Java Smart Cards Rule in Mobile Market.

Javascript Obfuscator. jSo is an application that will obfuscate source code making it harder to read.

cglib, a set of utility classes that can be used to generate and load Java classes at runtime.

Russ — Give a Point to Nokia and 7 Days and Counting!

David — Aurora (IntelliJ), build #813 is available.

Fred — Zaval Java Resource Editor.

Jason — Java RDF Scutter.

Rod — Are concrete parent classes a code smell?

Michael — Manning's early book access program (corrected).

Gregory — LWJGL OSX development continues…

Markus — Rhino versus Java performance.

Jason — Welcome to Project Commando.

Jeremy — T-Mobile's HotSpot Service.

Matt — Hibernate 2.0rc1 & Roadmap for 2.1.

Scott — Amazon Web Services.

HP's new iPaq set to be unveiled in late May. Xscale-based device to have at least 64MB of SDRAM, 32MB of ROM.

Morten — Java2html.

MGDK — MIDlet Game Development Kit.

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

Michael — Looking for a good J2ME Phone.

Fred — How to get the Dave Winer Asshole Badge.

Ryan — Accessing a classpath config file.

Chiara — Too much TV is turning us into bunch of idiots.

Bill — Docbook Lite Templates for BBEdit.

Bruce — Kyocera 7135 Reviews.

Rickard — JSR168 is in Community Review!!! and Portlet API, first thoughts.

Tom — Record locking.

Jump the hurdles of Struts development. Tips for solving common difficulties in Struts

Manage distributed JTables. Efficiently display huge JTables using distributed caching TableModels.

Steve — I'm going fuckin' locol on Java.

Apache::Gallery 0.6, an Apache module for creating an online gallery.

JFreeChart 0.9.7, a chart library for Java.

Eclipse Tutorials.

Gadget-Heavy Audi Geeks It Up. 2004 Audi A8 L.

On April 22, 1955 — The U.S. Congress ordered all U.S. coins to bear the motto “In God We Trust.”

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Russ — Passport-Like Services For Jabber.

Matt— Locking Records in Webapps.

Daniel — HttpUnit wrapper, part deux.

Mark — Browser upgrade campaign officially retired.

Mitch — Chandler 0.1 available immediately.

JasperEdit 0.4.6, a Java/Swing based editor for the JasperReports reporting library.

White House cybersecurity adviser resigns. White House cybersecurity adviser Howard Schmidt announced his resignation Monday, the second person to leave the post in three months.

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Russ — P800 Reviews.

Matt — Hibernate 2.0rc1.

Fred — Midlet Review.

Mark — What's your Winer Number?

Kasia — Identity, please! Indeed.

Matt — Dano: Next Generation Blogger.

Bill — Inventor of the Relational Database Dies.

Charles — Java, the evolutionary dead-end.

New York gets a dose of PHP: PHPCon East Opens Wednesday.

Overstock.com pays up over bootleg MS ads. ‘Substantial’ settlement

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The Java Specialists' Newsletter: Appending Strings.

Java Smart Ticket 2.0 Early Access Release. Sun's Java BluePrints program has come out with Java Smart Ticket 2.0 EA.

Diego — Mosaic turns 10.

David — UP2GO.NET News == UB2FsckedToBother.NET.

Fred — Sendo Series 60 Dev Program.

Mike — OpenSymphony Wiki and SnipSnap thoughts.

Norman — McTechBooks - Wrox and unwanted .NET books.

Ted — Effective Enterprise Java (Security): Assume insecurity and Use role-based authorization.

Danny — StringBuffer memory leak fixed.

Matt — An RDF crawler.

Apple to hold special event April 28. The invitation says that Apple will have “announcements that will be music to your ears.”

Review: Sony Wireless LAN Card.

DOJ Backs RIAA In Verizon Copyright Suit.

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We went to see Bulletproof Monk yesterday afternoon. “Why do hot dogs come in packs of 10 while buns come in packs of eight?”

Bernard — Higher Order Programming In Javascript.

Fred — T-Mobile.

Bob — Welcome to codehaus, QDox.

Jeremy — Cleaning LCD Screens?

Gene hope for diabetics. Scientists raise hopes of a new treatment for diabetics after successfully inserting healthy genes in mice.

Jason — Travelling with your P800.

HDTV transition bogs down over signals on cable services.

On April 21, 1789 — John Adams was sworn in as the first U.S. Vice President.

What Java Skills Employers Want. For Java developers changing jobs or looking for work, find out which skills are most desired.

Russ — Upgrading to OrionServer 2.0.1 and You can call me an Asshole.

Bernard — Java Gotchas and Java Preferences Library.

Luke — Goodbye Tivo, I hardly knew ya…

Andrej — J2EE version 1.4.

Mike — IDEA Switch Campaign.

Keith — Jeremy's article on MySQL 4.x.

Simon — javascriptMD5.

John — Java Begins Updating Their Downloads Page Again.

Review of ZR-5600 by BargainPDA. Sharp's latest Zaurus.

Wireless television from Sharp. AQUOS LC-15L1.

On April 20, 1999 — 13 people were killed at Columbine High School in Littleton, CO, when two teenagers opened fire on them with shotguns and pipebombs. The two gunmen then killed themselves.

5 Ways to Kill a Project. Technology doesn't kill projects; people do.

Russ — Nokia 7650 J2ME Sockets Fun.

Samsung Profits Down 41%.

Emmanuel — JBoss : Bleu Blanc Rouge.

Jon — Nanning 0.2 released.

Laszlo — Playing with Java and C.

Andy — Eclipse 2.1 on OS X.

Stefan — Netflix Numbers Q1/2003.

SuperWaba 3.5, a JavaVM for PalmOS devices.

WWDC conference schedule released.

PC Magazine PDA roundup.

CompactFlash's successor: the Compact USB Disk.

Celebrity Blogs Catching On.

Belgium Rolls Out Java ID Cards.

On April 19, 1933 — The U.S. went off of the gold standard.

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jPortlet 1.0, an open-source Portlet Container.

Henri — Old JSP article, but still relevant.

William — Post Your Java Resume FREE!

Gérard — The problem with Netbeans.

Matt — DARPA Pulls OpenBSD Funding.

antenna 0.9.9, a set of Ant tasks for developing J2ME/MIDP applications based on the J2ME Wireless Toolkit.

Review of Sharp SL-5600 Linux PDA.

Safari Beta 2 includes AppleScript to JavaScript bridge. A new do JavaScript command that enables AppleScript to communicate with the browser via JavaScript.

Format LDIF file for Address Book import.

Darwin 6.5 source code posted.

Apple confirms USB bug in Mac OS X 10.2.5.

Gadgets go back to basics. Manufacturers will be challenged to go back to basics at an international conference looking at the design of new technologies.

Neema — Great Batch File Renamer.

Request for Submissions for Open Source Reference Book 2003.

Dell Takes Back Top PC Seller Spot. The demise of the dude hasn't hurt Dell.

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

Jeff — Free Tomcat Book.

Greg — Regexp Search Plugin for Eclipse.

Mike — JavaBlogs Networking Problems.

jNotes 1.0, an open source Java-based PIM.

Office Depots web sales grow 23% in Q1 while total sales remain flat.

New device for diabetics checks blood sugar levels without drawing blood. Developed by Toshiba.

The iRiver iHP-100, a 10GB MP3 player with analog/digitial audio inputs.

Office workers give away passwords for a cheap pen. Security? What's that?

.NOT now, please: Lamenting vacuum, Microsoft renames products. MS dumps .NET tag in latest Windows Server name change.

On April 18, 1906 — San Francisco, CA, was hit with an earthquake. The event was responsible for about 700 deaths.

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Java Extreme Programming Cookbook Excerpts: Cooking with Java XP.

Jason — Why I stopped using vim and started using IntelliJ.

David — Standalone SWT libraries available.

Greg — Linux+Apache+Tomcat Setup at klebus.com.

Thomas — SCJP Java 1.4 Certification - New Free Web Site - Test Your Java Knowledge.

Dan — Making the most of your computer.

Calvin — JBlogLib BloggerAPI Release.

JRioUtil 1.0, a GUI utility that interfaces with Sonicblue's line of MP3 players.

Gateway Reports $200 Million Loss In First Quarter.

Russ — I DID IT!!!

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A JSTL primer: Presentation is everything.

JSP best practices: Improve your look and feel with the JSP include mechanism.

Securing 802.11 transmissions, Part 1.

NoUnit, measure your JUnit Test Coverage and Effectiveness.

Jester, the jUnit test tester.

Beyond Wi-Fi: The 5 next big things. Ultrawideband, Mesh Networks, Software-Defined Radio, Wireless Personal Area Networks, Adaptive Radio.

Matt — Cool Java Certification Site and What's coming in XHTML 2.0.

Jason — A call to Open Source developers…

Niel — CodeNotes for Java.

PMD 1.0.5, a Java source code analyzer.

WinCvs 1.3b13 released.

Java Aspect Components 0.10.1, a Java framework for distributed aspect oriented programming.

Visual Studio .NET 2003 Available on MSDN Subscriber Downloads.

Net spurned by 25% of Americans. One in four Americans say they do not go online and have no intention of doing so, a study finds.

Re-Code.com Is No-Code.com As They Shut Down.

Should You Hire a Hacker? Mitnick, he say yes.

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Jakarta Commons Validator 1.0.2. This release includes only bug fixes.

Jim — London Pub Meet - Tues 29th April.

Henri — SuSE 8.2.

Matt — Windows 2003 Server for $45.

Joi — Moblogging conference in Tokyo - July 5.

Kasia — Classifying programmers.

Matt — Meld: Visual Diff/Merge.

Is cellphone porn hot or not? Conflicting stories.

Cisco to ship Wi-Fi mobile phone in June. Model number 7920 with IEEE 802.11b.

Unemployed Man Files (And Gets!) $1.5M Tax Refund.

Samsung debuts surround sound MP3 player. The YP-55 sports SRS Labs' WOW surround sound simulator.

Paul Allen Plans Sci-Fi Shrine in Seattle. Complete With Aliens.

NetBeans IDE 3.5 Beta. Codenamed Tegal.

Nokia hangs on to its lead. Nokia has posted robust profits, but warned that sales were weak and the outlook uncertain.

In case you didn't know, Kelly Clarkson's new album, Thankful, is out.

Tom — A list of J2ME devices, together with in-depth specs.

On April 17, 1967 — The FBI lab reported that it could not determine the lyrics to “Louie Louie.”