JOSX : Java on Mac OS XJava on Mac OS Xblojsom at 2.10- January 29, 2004 blojsom 2.10 was made ready for download on Sunday night. David Czarnecki has added some very cool features to his weblog tool since November. Multi weblogs, multi-webloggers, and web-based administration are just some of the nice touches. I have installed Tomcat 5.0.18 and am working to move my old posts into place. I am missing all of my pics; hopefully, I backed those up too. Anyway, if you are looking for a great weblog tool that is Java-based and utilizes the file system, folders and..http://www.jroller.com/zopenx/entry/blojsom_is_cool Mac OS X Security Update Ready- January 27, 2004 Today's Security Update delivers a number of security enhancements and is recommended for all Macintosh users. This update includes the following components: &rArr AFP Server &rArr Apache 1.3 &rArr Classic &rArr Mail &rArr Safari &rArr SystemConfiguration Those of you running a little behind in the update process can rest easy. Apple has also incorporated the December 2003 Security Update which addresses the following issues: &rArr cd9660.util &rArr Directory Services &rArr...http://www.jroller.com/zopenx/entry/mac_os_x_security_update Looking for an Interesting Short Term Contract- January 23, 2004 All you JavaPDA developers out there, on the watch for a cool short-term contract opportunity, may find this one interesting. Fortune 500 transportation company seeks 4 Senior Programmer Analysts for 4 month contracts in a suburb of Memphis, TN. Required skills include 4-5 years PDA handheld development with PocketPCWindowsCE, JAVA, C++, Visual C++, and WINCE. Prefers GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) always on high capacity internet services and BlueTOOTH technology (allows wireless...http://www.jroller.com/zopenx/entry/looking_for_a_cool_short Laszlo Systems Presentation Server- January 15, 2004 Rick Ross' recent JavaLobby newsletter points to the Macromedia's work over the past few months on their next "big thing", Flex. For some interesting discussion check out the JavaLobby Forums. Not to take anything away from Flex, but I would like to point out the great work being done by the folks at Laszlo Systems. Their Presentation Server runs very well on Apache Tomcat, and then delivers the info to the client via Macromedia's Flash Player. The synergy works well, and greatly enhances..http://www.jroller.com/zopenx/entry/laszlo_systems_presentaion_server |