Date: 11/02/04     Keywords: java

Copy to and paste from clipboard on command line using these nifty java utlities.

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Date: 11/02/04     Keywords: no keywords

An interesting question is posed by Simon (in trackback).

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Date: 11/02/04     Keywords: web, yahoo

After 8 months I restarted by old faithful PC with a new internet provider (Reliance). I found that I can access websites using their IP address, yet cannot access them using their name like www.yahoo.com. Interestingly nslookup worked giving me the proper IP address! The stop-gap solution was to...

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Date: 09/10/04     Keywords: no keywords

Flipping through TV channels in Chennai, I realized that only channels I can understand (not in Tamil) are Animax, Pogo (for kids), Splash (for kids), SAB and Sahara. Never being a watcher of soaps, my only decent alternative was Animax. I realized I have started to like quite a few of their...

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Date: 09/10/04     Keywords: java, microsoft

I would like to point to a very readable and thoughtful article - How Microsoft lost the API war. Be warned however that the article is a bit too long. Take a strong cup of Java with you. BTW: I didn\'t realize Steve Balmer could dance so well.

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Date: 09/09/04     Keywords: no keywords

Our site on improving eye sight through natural methods and exercises is up again. In fact the site was always up, however the sub-domain was not properly pointing to the actual location. This hosts a book by Dr. M.S. Agarwal. The permanent location of the site is here.

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Date: 09/04/04     Keywords: no keywords

I have been trying for the last few days to access Reliable Systems and yet being unable to access the site or find any alternative download location for iContract. The irony hasn\'t gone unnoticed.

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Date: 08/30/04     Keywords: browser, java

I realized that several applet functionalities are not supported by either Mozilla or Firefox browsers. In fact Internet Explorer seems to have the best support for Java applets!

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Date: 08/30/04     Keywords: java

Current Status: Solved Defect: When more than one annotation type files are compiled in javac(any of the ways like *.java or @srclist or FileName1.java FileName2.java) then it emits and error message that it cannot find symbol for statically imported Enums.

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Date: 08/30/04     Keywords: no keywords

Defects in early release of jdk.5 which have been solved.

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Date: 08/10/04     Keywords: no keywords

I recently read a post by someone waxing eloquently about NanoContainer, about its ease of use and what a great thing it is etc. Interested I went to the site to find that it is still part of the cvs of another product (there goes the ease of use). And then I plowed some more. I decided that it...

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Date: 08/10/04     Keywords: html

Last few days I have been taking the features of JDK 1.5 to the limits, often for uses its wasn\'t envisioned and I have to say I am pleasantly surprised in most cases. My voyage was into JPDA, live code transformation capabilities, Swing text, shutdown hooks, rtf & html packages, new...

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Date: 08/10/04     Keywords: no keywords

As a model of XP development (done at a few thousand feet above ground) I was expecting a solid bug free transperant code for JUnit. I noticed few interesting bugs & surprising features in the code.

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Date: 07/29/04     Keywords: spam

For quite sometime naive bayesian classifier based SPAMBayes filtered my emails very accurately with very few false positives. Recently however I have noticed few trends in spamming which are alarming in nature.

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Date: 04/19/04     Keywords: java, microsoft

A wedding in hell? I never thought I would see the day when Sun would marry Microsoft! But stranger things have happened, specially with Sun\'s low fortunes these days.. I am not too surprised. What next? Java abandoned in favor of J# & C#?

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Date: 04/19/04     Keywords: database

I have started working on creating an Object database supported by RDBMS on backend. No it is not an ORM layer. It is a pure object database to the user. Behind the scenes the actual data is stored in the relational database with a simple schema. Primary object access mechanisms will be through...

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Date: 03/25/04     Keywords: no keywords

cgi-bin programs (common executables) can be run from Tomcat. It is however not enabled by default. To enable it do the following:

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Date: 03/23/04     Keywords: spam

As you all know blogs are a good place to dump the links to your casino/gambling site or other scams. Unfortunately I actively resist any attempt to spam this blog. I manually moderate the comments. Everytime someone posts a comment, I get an email. So normally it gets reflected on site very soon....

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Date: 03/13/04     Keywords: no keywords

People hate abrupt changes to the way they work. So changes have to be introduced, slowly but steadily. Same for introducing agile methodologies to customers. As much as we would all like to believe that the case for agile development, XP in particular, is so strong that all we have to do is...

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Date: 03/05/04     Keywords: google

Update: Lots of people have been coming to this link as it is top ranked in google for "jdk1.5". Few links of interest for them (looking at their comments):

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