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September 2007 - Posts
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My observation on how a JAX-WS Webservice is deployed to Tomcat when creating a Webservice End-Point in Netbeans
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lamia
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...
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XML and Webservices
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Just when you least expect things...
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lamia
I posted before how I failed to answer some basic questions about SQL in one of my interviews. I thought I would never hear from them again. But then, just today someone called me and informed me and brought the good news. :) I'm in the middle of...
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Career
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Don't think of unfinished projects as a failure
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lamia
I was on my way to a PinoyJUG seminar and I was waiting for a friend in Eastwood, Libis. While waiting for him, I decided to visit the bookstore and look for some Computer-related books. Being unable to find one, I found myself browsing through management...
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Career
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I had a talk with the most silent person in our team...
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lamia
I just had a talk with one of our senior .Net developers. I asked him if he know about Execution Plan and Indexing in Database. Hmmm... I was shown a diagram in SQLServer which apparently computes the cost of each query in percentage. I guess query optimization...
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RDBMS
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Web service = WSDL + SOAP + UDDI
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lamia
And so it was said on the Mastering Enterprise Java Beans 3.0 , chapter 5. I didn't understand the relationship of UDDI with Web services. If I understand it right, UDDI is some sort of directory lookup if a a webservice is availbale on a given end...
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XML and Webservices
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Database Execution Plan and Database Indexing - Two things your mama probably didn't tell you
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lamia
Truly, in life... There is no shortcut. And the same rule applies to me. I just came from a very exhausting interview today and I was asked about several things about Java technology tools which I don't have experience with and SQL Performance Tuning...
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Career
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RDBMS
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WSDL Hell
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lamia
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...
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SuperWaba - develop apps for PDA using Java-like syntax
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lamia
My officemate told me about this SuperWaba which is a Virtual Machine for PDA's. The syntax for developing apps is similar to the Java syntax. However, this VM doesn't implement any of Sun's specification. It is opensource but I don't...
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Technology
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Looking for a Java and/or .Net job?
by
lamia
Hi guys! If any of you are looking for a job or thinking of shifting from a Java career to .Net then take a look at the following: This is for local employment General requirements: 1 to 5 years experience, fresh grads are welcome to apply. Good problem...
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Back to basics - SQL Wild Cards
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lamia
It's funny how the simplest of things could actually fool you. If you want to search for a particular String, let's say "Lamia", but you don't know if that name actually has some trailing numbers or something. You just know that...
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