December 2007 - Posts

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My thoughts on the dojo Javascript library by lamia

I've been asked to take a look at the dojo javascript framework today. At first, I thought it was a Java framework for handling AJAX stuff on the client-side. To my surprise, it was only for Javascript alone. It's amazing how it could make your...
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Simple Ant Script by lamia

I finished creating a prototype for one module of the current project I am involved in. It involved EJB and Struts and all I can say is that everything was worthwhile. Anyway, I'm trying out more examples on EJB online to further enhance my knowledge...
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Annoying requirement for an EJB Session Bean method by lamia

I'm a bit irritated about Session Beans because I have to implement the Serializable interface for every object that I pass to a Remote method. Of course, it totally makes sense to do that when you're making remote invocation but I'm thinking...
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EJB and Java EE Design Patterns by lamia

I'm still not doing much here in my new job. There's still a lot of things to be set up. I finally got to meet with our very own Nards (N.Ocampo). Aside from that, I've been reading on Java Enterprise Design Patterns for the past one week...
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Creating a tab control/component functionality with DHTML by lamia

I'd like to share something I've made recently(though this may be so 1999). This post could either make your life easier or worse, it all depends on you whether you want to use it or not. I don't know if this kind of functionality already...
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Tab browsing - Simple, yet so useful by lamia

Ok, so I got a little bored... I was trying to experiment with my firefox browser... I usually switch through tabs by doing ctrl + tab for left to right tab browsing. But I wanted to to it backwards... I just experimented with the keys and got ctrl +...
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First day at work... Again... by lamia

It's my first day of work again. I've done nothing so far but to read through the employee manual which was quite lengthy. It's my first time to work on a big company so some things are still foreign to me. I'm also a little intimidated...
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