More than 30,000 Java Developer's Journal readers cast their votes and here are the winners. No big surprises, just the usual suspects.

Pounder is a utility for automating Java GUI tests. Recordable scripts, nifty!

The Apache Software Foundation has released Axis 1.0 RC2. Still on my to-do list.

Apple pulls iPod in France. L'article en Français.

bl0g is a Hebrew PHP/MySQL system designed to run blogs. Cool!

Cape Clear has released a free stand-alone version of its WSDL Editor. Looks promising.

Java Developers Prefer Tomcat & JBuilder. I really wonder if 1,425 individuals make for an accurate representation.

Henri has released GenJavaCore 1.0, his personal code library. Lots of interesting stuff, 201 classes.

Music Companies to Pay $67.4 Million in Price-Fixing. Why worry about inflated prices when you can blame p2p music trading instead?

The latest stable build of Eclipse is now available for Mac OS X.

I really don't know If I want to give it a try or not. I've been doing most of our Java development on Windows boxes for the past 3 years, and I like it. I have yet to find strong compelling reasons which would warrant spending the time required to setup a new programming environment under OS X.

Class Diagrams for JDK 1.4. Very nice.

Slashdot turned 5 today. Happy B-day!

Bob is tired of Masturbatory Blogging. Look ma! No hands!

The JBoss Project has released JBoss 3.0.3.

Nightcrawler in X2 finally revealed!

20% of Net surfers are now using Windows XP. Looking at the stats for my blog, Windows 98 leads the pack with 26.4%. 19.3% for Win2K and 19.2% for XP. Mac OS is at a puny 4.9%.

XML acronyms for Java developers. Lightweight.

Jackie Chan bashes Rush Hour, The Tuxedo, Owen Wilson and Chris Tucker. I agree with him. I've been a fan for 20 years. The Americanized stuff is just not up to par.

An SCJP 1.4 certification primer. Updated for J2SE 1.4.

I wanna be like Dave, and spend my whole day trying to improve my ranking on Google. Not!

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