Posts Tagged ‘Java’
Using JODConverter
Posted by: Vijay Dev on: February 13, 2009
Converting files from one format to another is one of those problems that sound simple but actually is very complex to solve. In one of my projects, I needed to convert spreadsheets to comma separated files and I hit upon JODConverter, the Java OpenDocument Converter. This offers a variety of usage options – it can [...]
Back again!
Posted by: Vijay Dev on: November 23, 2008
Its been more than two weeks and I have nothing to write about ? Preposterous !! I ask myself – What all have happened in the areas that you do or follow closely? So here goes…
The final frontier was recaptured exactly where it fell the last time, 4 years ago. AK and SG left on [...]
Google Developer Day !
Posted by: Vijay Dev on: October 25, 2008
Google conducted the ‘Google Developer Day‘ (first time in India) in Bangalore on Oct 18, 2008. A team of eleven from HeyMath! went for the same and needless to say, I was there !
I attended one Tech Track session on App Engine and one on Google WebKits. And for the Code Lab session, I chose [...]
Web Services and XML Binding
Posted by: Vijay Dev on: September 24, 2008
Some days back, when I wanted to write a web service using Axis, I encountered a problem in passing objects to and returning objects from the methods exposed by the web service. I wanted to just write a jws and invoke it directly without worrying about the deployment processes of the web services like WSDL2Java, [...]
JForum & MemCached Integration
Posted by: Vijay Dev on: August 30, 2008
The default caching option in JForum is a simple Java Map which obviously will be effective only within a single JVM and will work only when the application is running on a single instance of the web server. But in a clustered environment, each JVM will maintain its own cache (because its just a Java [...]
Java IAQ
Posted by: Vijay Dev on: August 28, 2008
I came to know about these and much more in this Java IAQ by Peter Norvig.
Counting down (i.e. for (int i=n; i>0; i–)) is twice as fast as counting up: my machine can count down to 144 million in a second, but up to only 72 million.
Calling Math.max(a,b) is 7 times slower than [...]
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