Wednesday, August 24, 2005
Spring Framework :: View topic - Which remoting protocol to use in 3-tier architecture: "ms % Task name: 00312 011% hessianProxy, 00500 018% burlapProxy, 00281 010% httpInvokerProxy, 01750 062% jaxRpcProxy"
particletree · Get Your JavaScript Groove On: "There’s got to be a million different strategies to approaching a JavaScript project. And since I’m always interested in trying to improve the resources and techniques I use to work on our projects, it seems appropriate to share my JavaScript development environment in case anyone might have suggestions for improvement." - LINKS
oe magazine - photofakery: "Although image analysis tools can help detect many fake images, currently there is no way to stop somebody from spending the time and resources to make a fake image that is not detectible. All one can do is hope that an inconsistency can be found, thus indicating that the image is fake. Methods currently being developed, such as image stenography and control coding in printers, can aid in the prevention and detection of altered images that are passed off as real images. Two great references for checking the authenticity of images being distributed on the Internet are The Museum of Hoaxes and Urban Legends Reference Pages. For further reading on fake images, a good reference is Photo Fakery, by Dino Brugioni."
ActiveMQ - JCA Container: "So we do recommend you migrate to Jencks whenever its easy for you to do so; projects such as Lingo and ServiceMix already have and it was an easy migration." & ActiveMQ - How do I use JMS efficiently: "Using pure JMS on the client side is fine. However in server side applications (such as services consuming requests from a queue), if you wish to consume messages fast and efficiently you should use JCA Java Connector Architecture."
Spring Framework :: View Forum - Remoting and JMS: Spring Framework :: View topic - How to start ActiveMq broker from spring xml configuration?: "Indeed this is Spring's way to execute the start() function, however, my problem lies elsewhere. I am at loss on how to wire Activemq together with Spring within Tomcat to start a JMS listener that is available for remote clients to connect to and start pumping messages into." - TIPS!
Post by WAP? « WordPress Support & WordPress Wap « WordPress Support & WordPress Wiki - Plugin: "Browse your weblog entries on a WAP enabled mobile phone."
Mambo - A PHP & MySQL Content Management System - Dream Features For 5.0 Release Request: "1. Mobile device capability: Install sometype of WAP, PocketPC, Sprint PCS Web Browser, and other mobile device browser adaptability... using this you can view mambo through wap" & Wap Portal Server
A2Z: Web-based contact management: "simple and efficient web-based address book powered by PHP & MySQL. It all started a few months ago when I was looking for a simple web-based solution to store my contacts."
Dee Zsombor's blog: How to build an AJAX-ed spellchecker with Ruby On Rails: "OK I'm exaggerating the spellchecker is already built, we will only add a simple AJAX based front-end to the best spellchecker I've seen. For interacting with Aspell we have two choices. One option would be the command line, keeping an aspell process in the background and feeding it text via pipes. This is how Emacs and other programs do it. Second option, and the one I'm going to use it here, is calling the native functions implemented in the Aspell library. Luckily a ruby binding to Aspell called raspell is already available."
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