Long is the road...
New wireless Java program: Convert This.
SwingML Beta 2.0 released.
Jeff — Eclipse Books.
Anthony — JavaWorld can go f*** themselves.
Doug — JNI in a bottle - tutorials, sample code.
Keith — More Struts resources.
Matt — High-End Blogging.
Bill — Common UNIX Printing System on Mac OS X.
Ovidiu — XSLT-process 2.2 for Emacs released.
rMike — JavaWorld converting to .Net?!.
Russ — Dr. Atkins talks to Larry and Starting Mobile Development.
Scott — Trust in Ecommerce?
Java Preferences Library, extends the JDK 1.4 java.util.prefs package.
How will small developers do without a Macworld? Many signs point to the possibility that this week's Macworld Expo in San Francisco may be the last of its kind.
Report: Spam Cost Corporate America $9B Last Year.
Network Associates bags Deersoft. The company announced the acquisition of Deersoft, a maker of antispam software, for an undisclosed sum.
Journalist: Clone might be hoax. Duh, you think?
JMap Port Scanner 0.1.1, a Java network portscanner.
Distorting history again Dave? Jim was me telling that it is a fraud to lie on your resumé in the UK.
Did E-Commerce Shoot Itself in the Foot? Widespread free shipping promotions are the primary reason that the 2002 holiday season was such a good one.
Dorodok — Apache now has Wiki.
Eric — Eclipse M4 Problems Getting Noticed.
I've just setup Kung-Tunes to upload my playlist. Pretty nifty. You can also view it by clicking the Tunez navigation look in the sidebar.
Russ — Steve Jobs: Live and in Stereo. De nada.
Fred — Roller Tip#3.
Apple Polishes Up for Macworld 2003. Woz is back.
AT&T to cut 3,500 jobs. AT&T said more than half of the terminated positions will come from management.
Ugo — Plea for help on Tomcat+HSQLDB.
Jon — Nanning 0.1 released.
Scott — When In Doubt: Hide the Bad News or How the Bush Adminstration is Making the Economy Look Better than it Really Is.
Report: FCC to drop key phone competition rule. U.S. regulators are preparing to stop making local phone companies rent their networks to rivals at cheap rates.
IBM loses out to start-up on Linux software. “Throwing away a big piece of code really sucks”…
Jason — Are you frustrated with JCP ?
Mathias — JavaWorld: Migrating Java applications to .Net.
Carlos — Boilerplate For Your Next Pitch.
Sylvain — Snow.
Tom — Java Blogs.
Java SOS 3.20, a Java servlets office suite.
Hibernator 0.9, an Eclipse plugin that enables synchronization of a java class and Hibernate.
Sun's Green says ruling will boost Java. Sun's vice-president and general manager for Java and XML discusses the ruling.
Digging deeper into Apache Axis, a follow-up to “Using Apache Axis version 1 to build Web Services.”
Glen — Macwireless.com.
Apple releases iCal 1.0.2. Provides a number of performance and stability enhancements, and improved support for importing vCal and Entourage information.
Two new Pocket PC Phones. The i700 from Samsung and the Multimedia Communicator from Hitachi.
Microsoft hooks up with CDMA. Code Division Multiple Access technology.
Essential System Administration Pocket Reference.
PrintWeaver, a flexible Java printing solution that leverages and extends the current Java 1.4 print mechanism..
LBrowser, a browser that displays only the links on a webpage.
ScheduleWorld, a free open standards based calendar compatible with programs like Microsoft Outlook and Lotus Notes.
LinkBrowser, a program for browsing the links in html documents and downloading the files that they reference.
JBeanStudio, builds bean/applet/applications from JavaBeans components without writing code.
SexTris, erotical color tetris applet with sex-bombs.
CloverETL, a Java based Extraction Transformation Loading framework.
SmtpLib, a lightweight library for sending messages over SMTP.
On January 6 1968, Gibson patented its “Flying V” electric guitar.