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Monthly Archives: November 2005
Another XML object generator
I’m doing it again! I’m writing another XML object generator for savant. Why on earth would I do that most will say? 1. Others like digester, JAXB 1.0, jibx, just make life difficult because they don’t handle multiple errors within … Continue reading
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Java Runtime exec can hang
The next version of Savant is going to focus heavily on the stand-alone runtime and support for dialects and plugins. Supporting all that is largely handled by using a simple executor framework I wrote around Java 1.4 and lower’s Runtime.exec … Continue reading
Hackers suck but WordPress rocks
Pontarelli.com was hacked. Yep. It sucked. I lost a lot. I have to restore my blog from a backup. But on the up side, the new version of WordPress is pretty freakin’ cool. So, for now all I’ve got to … Continue reading
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NIO with SSL
I received a question about NIO and SSL via email today. Here is that message and my reply: Hello Brian, That was an excellent article. http://devnet.developerpipeline.com/documents/s=9851/q=1/ddj0509c/ I was wondering if you came across the challenge of handling ssl sockets using … Continue reading
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