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Oracle Database 10g Express Edition
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lamia
This is a good news for those who have no experience developing with Oracle like myself. I haven't read the terms of use yet but who cares? It's free! http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/xe/index.html
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RDBMS
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Breaking down web.xml
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lamia
I was lurking in javaranch when I bumped into this interesting thread. http://saloon.javaranch.com/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=7&t=017627 I didn't know you could actually break down your web.xml into smaller pieces. It's annoying...
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J2EE-JEE
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Design Patterns
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Studying Hibernate
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lamia
Before I started reading about hibernate, I had a hard time which technology to learn first. ORM or Webservices? As they are both essential technologies, I am left with such confusion. I already read some introductory articles about webservices, mainly...
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Java
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Object Relational Mapping
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Shadowing a variable
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lamia
I was fiddling witht the new Eclipse IDE 3.2 (nothing to do with this post). I was experimenting, creating my own version of the singleton ConnectionManager class that I got from my senior during my training with my previous company. I had a lot of doubts...
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Java
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Character encodings in MySQL
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lamia
Just as I was modifying our database, I thought again of support for localizing our app. I was given advise by someone here in the devpinoy.org community, to support localization in your app your app must be planned with it from the ground up. Since we...
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RDBMS
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My App was deployed successfully
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lamia
After about 4 months of development, I was finally able to deploy our app. I had a lot of trouble dealing with Virtual hosting for Apache and Tomcat and had to fix a lot of JSP/Servlet/Struts related stuff... Finally, my apache server and tomcat server...
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Career
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Virtual Hosting with Apache Tomcat
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lamia
I don't know if this is the thing I've been looking for... But this looks promising to me. My company wants to host multiple applications on a single server. However, our hosting provider won't give us any support for Tomcat. What we need actually is...
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Tomcat