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www.javawithease.com
javawithease
A place for easy and step by step learning of java tutorial, java programming, j2ee, scjp, jsp, servlet, struts, spring, jsf, hibernate, ejb, sql.
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joe.truemesh.com/blog
Joe Walnes, Blog
Joe Walnes Blog Recent Entries New blog: http://joewalnes.com Creative uses of Hamcrest matchers Hamcrest 1.1 released Testing on the Toilet Building testable AJAX apps (Does my button look big in this?) QDox is back - 1.6 released Java and .NET RESTful interoperability with XStream I've joined Google OSCon: SiteMesh, SiteMesh, SiteMesh, SiteMesh Flexible JUnit assertions with assertThat() SiteMesh and Content Management @ O'Reilly OpenSource Conference XStream 1.1.2 released. Java
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sgi.nu/diary
Thoughtlets
Thoughtlets Search: About Main SGI Site About Andrew Lampert Topic RSS Feed Twitter Updates Popular Posts 10 Years of the BeBox Accessing the Global Address List in MS Exchange from Java Invention versus Innovation Xobni Invite Categories csiro java language technology email information delivery search uni life house outdoor bhutan kayak research ronan science technology mobile python software usability Archives March 2011 August 2010 July 2010 June 2010 January 2010 November 2009 August
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nicklothian.com/blog
BadMagicNumber
BadMagicNumber About Hosting A pragmatic approach to Google AppEngine November 23, 2010 @ 6:31 pm · Filed under java, tech I?ve been working on a large (Java) AppEngine project since January 2010. I recently left that job, but the project hasn?t finished and unfortunately I can?t talk about it yet. During that time I learnt a lot of tricks and techniques for dealing with AppEngine?s idiosyncrasies, which have been useful for building a contextual advertising demo
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blogs.bytecode.com.au/glen
Glen Smith
Java, XML and all that Jazz... from Canberra, Australia Air Design General Grails Gravl Groovy Java Maven Startup Web About Glen Follow Us on Twitter! Subscribe to our RSS Feed! Sep12011 Grails // Groovy Grails Code Camp: Wellington ? where Yaks were kept hairy (mostly) I?m just back from a fantastic time in Wellington, New Zealand, where I was doing some Grails training and speaking duties for Asia/Pacific User Group of SunGardHE. Wellington is a very beautiful place (albeit a