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Monthly Archives: July 2006

Subversion….CVS 2.0?

By Stephen Downey | Published: July 20, 2006
I came across this article from back in January by Elliotte Harold regarding Subversion.  Subversion is being adopted by more and more developers in recent times as their SCM tool of choice.   I am using Subversion with my current Client and have found it great to work with. I have used a few of [...]
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BPEL, Java Developers take note….

By Stephen Downey | Published: July 10, 2006
I came across this interesting article by Matjaz B. Juric on how to integrate BPEL(Business Process Execution Language) into an SOA environment. Juric discusses the core concepts involved with BPEL and why BPEL is so important.  He uses a business travel system as an example.  Juric concludes by stating: We have seen that BPEL is [...]
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Java and USB devices

By Stephen Downey | Published: July 6, 2006
Here is an interesting artice from Jeff Friesen discussing how to interact with a USB device using java:  Java and USB by Jeff Friesen — Want to use a USB device in Java? Some with native abstractions, like mass-storage drives, work as you'd expect, but many devices like webcams and game controllers are simply invisible [...]
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