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ATTENTION: I've decided to put the upgrade on hold due to a compatibility issue of our server environment with the latest CS installer package. CS 2008 now requires SQL Server 2005 as the backend DB but our database server currenlty has SQL Server 2000 installed on it. I'll resume the upgrade once I figure out when Telligent is releasing a patch to the schema compatibility issue. For now, we will continue to use the old version of CS while waiting for the said patch. If you have any questions about this process, please don't hesitate to post them on our forums and I'll answer them as soon as I can. Thanks for your patience and support guys! I'll let you know as soon as this is resolved. - Keith Rull
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In my office, TDD is a new methodology that we've just began adopting. My senior wrote a TestCase class before he left the company. Thanks to him, I got some sample codes to study. After baby sitting, I decided to open my computer and fire up netbeans. We're using RAD at my work btw, I could...
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Well... It was one hell of a week for me and I needed something to remind me how fun programming is. Or used to be hehehe. This was supposed to be an entry to Keith's contest, I unfortunately fell ill a few days before the deadline and wasn't able to continue with it. I had the change to continue...
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This week we continue our quest to get to know well-known Filipino developers and this time I was able to catch Jojo Paderes , one of the founding board members of PinoyJUG, coder-extraordinaire at Viewlocity and father to two lovely twins. Ten Questions with Jojo Paderes 1.) What's your real name...
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Filed under: Filed under: Java, DevConversations, Well-Known Filipino Developer, Interview, Pinoy Coder, Ten Questions, PinoyJug, Java Developer, Jojo Paderes, Jojo, Joselito Paderes
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Because of the inspiration from what Chris Williams started I have decided to start Ten Questions - Filipino Developers Edition . Basically, the idea is to interview well-known Filipino developers and ask them 10 questions that would shed light on their persona and their geekiness! On this first go around...
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Just a quick post from me here. I couldn't find any resources on the internet, I couldn't remember how I found this solution. Here's the scenerio. When you try to parse and Excel sheet using JXLS, unless your Excel sheet column is formatted in General, you wouldn't be able to get the...
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Note: In reading this post, please disregard for a moment the difference between an exception and an error. I mainly used the word error for convenience. Thank you. Yesterday, I was given a tip by my team lead which I found nice and quite elegant to do so. Before, when I'm trying to catch an error...
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While reading Bruce Eckel's article, Java: Evolutionary Dead End, he mentioned of another programming language which is somehow based on Java(and runs on the same VM) but has the feel and construct of a Scripting language(e.g. Ruby). I got interested and quickly searched for any related article and...
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Note: I've done the following using Rad7 but should also be applicable to Eclipse(since RAD7 is basically made on top of Eclipse). When you have total control of you web container/app server, deploying jar files is as easy as dropping the folder in your common lib folder. If you don't package...
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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 if there's any way around this problem aside...
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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 They are: Service Locator - Abstracts JNDI lookup...
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...and it has pure Ruby goodness tied into it ! I think I'm going to wash my .NET hands today with Neatbens SOAp enhancements . Congratulations to the great folks from NetBeans ! You definetely nailed it this time. From their official press release : The focus of NetBeans IDE 6.0 is superior developer...
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Sounds strange but it's true. Just ask Mark Anders and he'll tell you the complete story. ;) Anders : "... The original prototype was written in Java. I loved Java as a language and Scott(Guthrie) did too. So it was done in Java, and we took that around to lots of different groups. The first...
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Disclaimer: The writer is a dummy in bit shifting and therefore this post does not come with any warranty of replacing your job if you replace all the business calculations in your system with the methods mentioned here. The below examples only work for int, byte, short and not on floating point values...
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I was playing with Netbeans today and wanted to see how I would be able to deploy a Webservice. I started by importing all the required Jar file. I used a wizard(Library Manager) so all the required Jars were already placed on my behalf. If you want to add them manually, here is the list of jars that...
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The usual way of making a webservice client in Java is by feeding Axis's WSDL2JAR tool or Using the Eclipse/Netbeans IDE with a URL that looks something like http://someurl.com/webservice.aspx?wsdl . Alternatively, you could use a WSDL file. I thought WSDLs were always manually-generated until my...
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