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Automating RNG to XSD conversion in NetBeans

  • Posted on 2009-06-03
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

Working currently on an RelaxNG project, I needed to automate conversion of RNG schemas to a W3C compliant schema in NetBeans. The tool I used to perform the transform is Trang. I added this macro to the build.xml file: <macrodef…

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  • Java

YAIP (Yet another ImagePanel) for Java

  • Posted on 2008-11-18
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

For our current internal project, I needed a way to display images within a Java Swing application. There are probably as many solutions to this out, as there are swing programmers, but here is a quick way to get this…

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  • Java

Using Abdera and the Jersey Client API

  • Posted on 2008-07-18
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

Marc recently published a short tutorial on how to use Apache Abdera with Apache Abdera with our reference implementation of JAX-RS, Jersey. His code is server side, i.e. it explains using Jersey and Abdera for creating RESTful web services with…

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  • Interoperability

Flying pigs over Redmond

  • Posted on 2008-03-31
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

This is seriously groundbreaking: Clemens (also here) just finished an example of a Metro client accessing Microsoft’s BizTalk Services (aka Internet Service Bus). “Well”, you might ask, “what is so groundbreaking about this? Isn’t this what this whole web services…

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  • Java

Glassfish secrets: HTTPS server side traces

  • Posted on 2007-10-16
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

When you are working with Glassfish (like I am doing now), you might need to capture your HTTPS traffic. In an earlier post, I explained how to capture and decrypt any SSL/TLS traffic, as long as you have the server…

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  • Java

Exporting private keys from a Java Keystore through the command line

  • Posted on 2007-10-08
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

keytool is a useful utility for dealing with Java keystores, but it has a significant disadvantage: you can not export private keys with a certificate using keytool. Therefore, the only thing you can so is to add the certificate as…

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  • Java

Compiling schemas with JAXB and xjc

  • Posted on 2007-05-24
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

In order to go through some exercise here, I recently needed to create a few Java classes from XSD schema. “Well,” I thought, “JAXB with its integrated XJC is your friend!” And so it is, but you might have to…

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  • Interoperability

Our JavaOne Session

  • Posted on 2007-05-09
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

Marina Fisher and I will be presenting on AJAX interoperability here at JavaOne on Thursday at 5:30pm in Esplanade 302. We will be covering jMaki, WCF, Silverlight/ASP.NET AJAX and Java REST API interoperability. For more details, go here.  tag: AJAX,…

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  • Interoperability

Bundles and Modules

  • Posted on 2007-01-09
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

Now – here is something quite interesting about Java directions: I was only remotely aware of JSR 277 – Java Modules – and took really no big interest in it. However, this effort might solve some of the self-inflicted problems…

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  • Interoperability

David Chapell on NetFX and Java

  • Posted on 2006-06-12
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

David Chappell made some interesting remarks on Java and NetFX during his TechEd session and on his blog. He compares the creation of SCA by IBM, BEA and some others to the creation of the .NET Framework in 2000. I…

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