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 | Exploring Java Web Development, Part 3 |
· Krehbiel Tech · Thursday, Oct 29, 2009, 6:32 PM · 174 words · from atomapi · shorturl · 2 comments · 
I’m happy to report that I’ve completed resurrecting JWebTrack, the terribly feature-incomplete bug tracking project I did for a Java class oh so long ago. After building an appropriate database and populating it with some data, the app worked like a charm.
| GridView, UpdatePanel and PopupControlExtender |
· Krehbiel Tech · Monday, Oct 26, 2009, 6:56 PM · 781 words · from atomapi · shorturl · 6 comments ·
This is a nightmarish combination to deal with in ASP.NET 3.5. I will attempt to document what I learned today about how to get this combination working.
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I have been assigned the same task @ office. I am struck with this issue ... kindly send me complete code of this functionality... My email id is : magistic07@gmail.com
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I have been assigned the same task @ office. I am struck with this issue ... kindly send me complete code of this functionality... My email id is : magistic07@gmail.com
Waiting for your reply....
said,
I have been assigned the same task @ office. I am struck with this issue ... kindly send me complete code of this functionality... My email id is : magistic07@gmail.com
Waiting for your reply....
| Exploring Java Web Development, Part 2 |
· Krehbiel Tech · Sunday, Oct 25, 2009, 8:28 PM · 446 words · from atomapi · shorturl · 2 comments ·
Day two of reacquainting myself with JSP development, wherein we learn that IDEs are powerful tools but they are not very friendly to newcomers.
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Pretty frustrating, huh? It's a little easier once your familiar with the spec. Get a book on JEE 5. It'll help a lot.
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The biggest thing that annoys me is not knowing what I'm doing to make things work or not work. :)
| Exploring Java Web Development, Part 1 |
· Krehbiel Tech · Saturday, Oct 24, 2009, 11:39 PM · 503 words · from atomapi · shorturl · 2 comments ·
Out of curiosity and recent disgruntlement with ASP.NET I decided to look into Java web development. I haven’t done this since around 2002, so of course I’ve forgotten everything I ever knew about it. Herein I will attempt to document the knowledge I uncover.
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Good, sounds like your ready :)
You should note, that Eclipse is written in Java. Doesn't it look nice? Run fast? Eclipse rocks. Look at my old comments (in a prior post) regarding Eclipse. There are some very nice short-cut-keys :)
Oh, Apache Geronimo is better than GlassFish (IMHO) and installs like Eclipse (extract & execute).
The only problem with Geronimo at the moment, is the Geronimo Eclipse Plug-in (GEP) does not support Galileo, you'll need the prior version of Eclipse (Ganymede). The nighly version of GEP works, but its harder to install and doesn't appear to support EARs.
And yes, there are LOTS of choices for JEE development. Its a double edge sword, imho. Its nice once you get past the learning/entry barrier.
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clarification: the nightly version of GEP works for Galileo.
| ASP.NET Can Be Annoying |
· Krehbiel Tech · Thursday, Oct 22, 2009, 8:21 PM · 178 words · from atomapi · shorturl · 7 comments ·
I’ve been working on a new ASP.NET app at work, which gives me a new opportunity to complain about ASP.NET.
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Oops, need to adjust url encoding there I guess.
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I think I fixed the plus sign.
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Yay!
| Google Wave |
· Krehbiel Tech · Tuesday, Oct 13, 2009, 7:08 PM · 501 words · from atomapi · shorturl
Google Wave is all the rage among the digerati: If you don't have a Google Wave invite, you are a nobody in the industry. (The super-elite even have more than one account!) LifeHacker is already running tips and tricks even though nobody can access it. My opinion on Google Wave? Don't have it, don't need it, don't want it.
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Tom said,
I looked at the docs.. I'll write up my thoughts on it later. :)