0 Spacer for JHeadstart Generation
During the JHeadstart workshop I am teaching this week there as a question: How can I – in a two-column…
1 Tiger (Java 5.0) Generics, auto (un)boxing and new For loop
Knowing that I will not be the only one posting on these features in the Java Tiger release here are…
0 Collect and share interesting bookmarks
I came across an interesting site: del.icio.us . It describes itself as “a social bookmarks manager. It allows you to…
0 DDL Wizard – freeware to extract DDL from Export-files (dump-files)
Thanks to Mark Rittman’s blog: The Oracle Export File DDL Extract Wizard What Does the DDL Extract Wizard Do? The…
0 HttpUnit 1.6 Released
From this thread on The Server Side: HttpUnit 1.6 released. HttpUnit 1.6, the first new production release in over a…
3 A single POJO persistence model to replace JDO and take over much of EJB??
Java and persistence are hot. And continue to be hot. If I read things correctly, Sun – through Linda DeMichiel…
7 Analytical SQL Functions – theory and examples – Part 2 on the Order By and Windowing Clauses
To understand how Analytical Functions are used in SQL statements, you really have to look at the four different parts…
5 Java 5.0 (Tiger) – MetaData and Annotations – Introduction and thoughts on application
I have given the meta-data features in the J2SE 5.0 Tiger Release some more thought. Reading – in this order…
0 Oracle OpenWorld
Last Friday I visited the Oracle OpenWorld conference in Amsterdam. Here’s a short report of my visit. The day started…
3 Craig McClanahan Blog
Craig McClanahan of Struts and JSF fame has started his own Blog. Let us add it to our roll..
2 Friday on Oracle Open world
Last Friday I was on Oracle Open World in Amsterdam. Although the conference wasn’t as big as I am used…
0 Java 1.5 == 5.0 ==Tiger is loose (Sun releases J2SE 5.0)
All the news etc. starts here: J2SE 5.0 Home For new features see here (new features). and here (release notes).…
2 Performance guide-lines for XSL-T development
XSL-T transformation for Oracle developers. When transforming XML with XSL-T stylesheets you should consider the performance of your transformation. Analog…
9 Analytical SQL Functions – theory and examples – Part 1 on the Partition Clause
To understand how Analytical Functions are used in SQL statements, you really have to look at the four different parts…
47 Using Struts' nested indexed properties in a form with table-layout
It looks like trying to use Struts’ nested indexed properties in a form with table-layout, with every line (a few…
4 Introduction to Analytical Functions – Use of Analytics as alternative for Simple Aggregations
I will attempt to introduce analytical functions in a step-by-step manner. A first step into Analytical country could be the…
5 Trick for multiple and flexible parameter passing with MOD_PLSQL and Web PL/SQL toolkit
This tip comes from a very interesting paper by John Flack. It is titled MVC Development in PL/SQL and appeared…
3 Struts, JDBC and Data Guard – Oracle Open World Amsterdam – Friday 24th September – Impressions
In this post I will tell you about some of the sessions notably on Struts support in JDeveloper, Java/JDBC support…
17 Eating your own dogfood – use of Oracle Development tools within the Oracle Applications development group
During the Amsterdam stage of the Oracle Open World Tour, I had a great opportunity to interview John Wookey Senior…
0 ADF documentation
In between sessions on Oracle Open World I visited the demogrounds. In one of the booths Duncan Mills was demonstrating…