I’ve been doing some N800 hacking at work recently and have been toying with getting various programming environments going. Including the one I know best: serverside Java.
To get Java on the N800, you will need jamvm. Some packages for that are provided here: http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2896. The packages are unsupported and not available elsewhere. Also there’s some [...]
The Ancient Art of Programming » WS-Duck Typing
some good advice for doing webservice programming
(tags: xml webservices soa)
O’Reilly Radar > The Future of Web 2.0
very funny
(tags: web2.0 firefox Web30)
I submitted a nice position paper with two of my colleagues at Nokia to the CMPPC’07 (Common Models and Patterns for Pervasive Computing) Workshop, at Pervasive 2007 in Toronto next month.
Abstract:
State-of-the-art research and existing commercial off-the-shelf solutions provide several technologies and methods for building Smart spaces. However, developing applications on top of such systems is [...]
I submitted a nice position paper to the variability management workshop here in Helsinki next month.
Abstract:
This position paper reflects on the implications for variability management related practices in SPL development when adopting a compositional style of development. We observe that large scale software development is increasingly conducted in a decentralized fashion and on a global [...]
Ludovic Champenois’s Blog: 100% Java Quercus PHP engine running in GlassFish Java EE 5 Application Server…
Wow, I wasn’t aware it existed and apparently it is already running most popular php stuff inside a java application server. I can think of several advantages: hugely improved scalabiltiy & clustering; pre & post processing urls with servlet filters; [...]
Everything you need to know about IPv6: Page 1
Great introduction to ipv6 from the guys at ars technica
(tags: ipv6 networking ip)
As you may know, I currently use iTunes. And despite it’s quirks which include difficult to migrate library and the occasional instability it’s a very nice application overall and I’ve been reasonably happy with it for more than a year now (ever since I bought my ipod).
Well, there’s a great new music player called songbird. [...]
ongoing · Udell and Vinoski
Nice blog post about the mess that is WS-* by Sun’s Tim Bray (who authored original XML specs).
(tags: webservices soa soap)
