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[TheServerSide : Thread List - Blogs] Build Java Projects with Raven: Further, Ant's XML heritage is occasionally limiting when it comes to expressiveness. In fact, when I find myself needing a higher degree of flexibility (say with conditional logic), I'm often forced to write a custom task or embed logic within Ant's script task using Groovy, for instance.The article discusses a list of common Java tasks, like javac, javadoc, war, and junit.

[The Server Labs Blog] Dynamically changing log level with Weblogic, log4j, JMX and WLST ...: log4j.appender.file=org.apache.log4j.RollingFileAppenderlog4j.appender.file.layout=org.apache.log4j.PatternLayoutlog4j.appender.file.File=/bea/logs/aplicaciones/blog-logging/logging_${weblogic.Name}.loglog4j.appender.file.Append = falselog4j.appender.file.layout = org.apache.log4j.PatternLayoutlog4j.appender.file.MaxFileSize = 20000Kblog4j.appender.file.MaxBackupIndex = 5log4j.appender.file.layout.ConversionPattern=[%d] %-5p %c %x - %m%n

[C[omp]ute] Selenium Tests of Multiple Browser and OS Combinations: run-in-sequence: [java] [Parser] Running: [java] Selenium Grid Tests In Sequence [java] [java] 11-Aug-2010 15:45:52 com.thoughtworks.selenium.grid.tools.ThreadSafeSeleniumSessionStorage startSeleniumSession [java] INFO: Contacting Selenium RC at 10.2.0.0:4444 [java] 11-Aug-2010 15:45:59 com.thoughtworks.selenium.grid.tools.ThreadSafeSeleniumSessionStorage startSeleniumSession [java] INFO: Got Selenese session:com.thoughtworks.selenium.DefaultSelenium@... [java] 11-Aug-2010 15:46:16 com.thoughtworks.selenium.grid.tools.ThreadSafeSeleniumSessionStorage closeSeleniumSession [java] INFO: Closing Selenese session: com.thoughtworks.selenium.DefaultSelenium@...

[The Cafes] The Cafes » What Properties in Java Should Have Looked Like: An alternative to this is to support properties by default and mark old classes with problems such as java.awt.Point with an annotation such as ‘@PropertyUnsupported’. In general, I support every feature simplifying the syntax because I believe the only reason for the other languages to exist is simplicity in their syntax.

[Rachasatish's Blog] Excellent Java Performance Tuning « Rachasatish's Blog: (Page last updated August 2001, Added 2001-10-22, Author Simon Brown, Robert Burdick, Darko Cokor, Jayson Falkner, Ben Galbraith, RodJohnson, Larry Kim, Casey Kochmer, Thor Kristmundsson, Sing Li, Dan Malks, Mark Nelson, Grant Palmer, Bob Sullivan, Geoff Taylor, John Timney, Sameer Tyagi, Geert Van Damme, Steve Wilkinson, Publisher The Server Side). Tips:

[TheServerSide : Thread List - Blogs] Improving Developer Productivity with Sculptor: I love MDSD and I think that it improves productivity a lot.Even though I find this flaws in Sculptor:- Code generation: Code generation makes the cycle from touch code to see the result more large.- If 'Application Library' model is in only one file this is a problem when you work in a team with several member touching the same application code with CVS. Moreover entity definition tends to grows.- An DSL is a new propietary language to learn by developers.

[Lambda the Ultimate - LtU Forum, Site Discussion] Influence of cognitive models on programming language design ...: Even when you look at most programs out there, they were written initially by one or two people: Linux, Emacs, OmniGraffle, compilers for Ruby, Python, even Javac was written by a small team. There are very few projects out there with more than 10 programmers (say Windows) and when projects beyond a couple of programmers grow process dominates, and actually most of the people involved in the project aren't contributing much code.

[Blancer.com Tutorials and projects] Diving into the Twitter API | Blancer.com Tutorials and projects: OAuth and implementing its workflow is a rather complex topic and requires an article of its own. I’d rather skip over OAuth for this article rather than throw out some half baked explanations and writing code based on those explanations.

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