Launching NetSparsh.com

Hi Everybody,

I am launching the next generation entertainment portal NetSparsh.com blog and entertainment Network of portals where the NetSparsh & Cyberjunky Teams writes about News, Bollywood, Computer Software, Science, Technology and a host of other articles, tha help us become more productive.

Vision : The target if to become the most read blog and portal and to make into the top 5 blogs/websites in India.

Thanks for all the support and cooperation till now and hope to seek more huge support in future.

Cheers

Cyberjunky & NetSparsh Teams.

Open Source Portal Servers Written in Java

A list of "open source" portal servers written in Java.

Continuing on the series of open source "stuff" written in Java (i.e. Rule Based Engines and Workflow Engines), here now is a reviews of "Open Source" "Portal Servers" written in Java.

Writing JSPs in XML using JSP 1.2

The JavaServer Pages Specification, Version 1.2, was released in final form on August 27, 2001. One of the major additions to the new specification is the description of using XML syntax within a JSP.

This article explains why writing JSPs in XML syntax is helpful, and the syntax these documents use. To read more click on the title.

Java Programming Notes:

Forgotten the basics, want to know more about the fundamentals like bubble sort etc, want to know the basics which you dont find in any books, an extremely good collection of fundamentals by Fred Swartz

Java Coding Conventions on One Page

This is simply great.

William C. Wake has written this very simple to understand, one page (image) for Java Coding Conventions.

I am sure a banner print of this image will help all java programmers, especially. the beginners.

Title of the post takes you to the page

Java Technology Blogs from the real people behind

Find out what James Gosling and other influential folks in the Java industry are saying about Java technology topics and more.

Open Source Profilers for Java

I've noticed an upsurge in activity with respect to the development of profilers for the Java enviroment. These projects either exploit the JVMPI (incidentally, targeted for deprecation!) to provide new forms of visualization or use a byte code enhancement technique to provide alternative monitoring schemes. So to keep all on top of events here is a list put together for review:

Open Source Portal Servers Written in Java

A list of "open source" portal servers written in Java.

Reporting Application Errors by Email

Reporting Application Errors by Email by Sean C. Sullivan -- Even if your application logs an error to a local file, the developer doesn't know there's a problem until a user notices it and sends the log file back. It can be more useful for apps to email their own error messages back. And as Sean C. Sullivan explains, it's not hard to do with either log4j or java.util.logging.

Wiring Your Web Application with Open Source Java

Wiring Your Web Application with Open Source Java by Mark Eagle -- Building a web application with Java can be a complex process when architecting a combination of UI, business logic, and persistence. This article introduces a way to leverage open source software to lessen the burden.