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Access Web services from wireless devices

Web Services DevCenter

O’Reilly Emerging Technology Conference 2002 — Presentation Files

XML.com: The True Meaning of Service. Just bookmarking something for me to read on sam’s project.

cute!

Woo! Congrats to Stegan who got free bit of money from work just in time for her migration to NZ. and no need to work a month’s notice, it seems! beers are on her!

O’Reilly Network: Building an Open Source J2EE Weblogger

“create your own 360 degree immersive panoramic images” PTGui - a front end for Panorama Tools. I’ve taken a few panoramas with a normal camera before - this looks like the right software to patch them up nicely.

Sick, stupid, and occasionally very funny - awful sports. Photoshop Phriday at Something Awful. you were warned. Specifically, this and this, i suppose.

Job: Java J2EE J2ME OOD UML, London, (thanks ajay).

example of getting a url’s content in c#, from msdn. Here I’ve provided compiled exe and full source. Once again, i refer you to the honourable article for instructions on how to create .net c# programs without visual studio .net IDE.

oof, log4j is brilliant. there are existing classes to allow your logging messages to go out to: jdbc database, socket outputs (say to nice (gui) log browsers, or just telnet clients), rolling files in many formats, xml, html tables (for small, short running tasks, perhaps?), smtp (when big errors occur), NTEventLogger, JMS. and all without changing any lines of code in your program.

sorry, just for the bonnyrig crew: clean install guides for win xp: guide 1, guide 2 (guide 1 uses floppies). Both from bootdisk.com. Here is a download for microsoft XP floppy setup disks (4mb).

Allan points me at these articles about progress in the tech quest to bring sight to the blind: wired, cbs abcnews.