I think Mac OS X should quit the feline naming scheme and jump to a Canadian Football Leage naming scheme. It would be impossible for Longhorn to compete with an operating system named "Mac OS X 10.5: Roughriders"
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Installing the subversion server is a bitch. Especially if you're not already running Apache 2.x.
As for the client, it's not being maintained for OS X any more on Fink. So if you have OS X and you want Subversion, it's a huge pain in the ass.
But the program itself is cleaner and nicer than CVS. I just wish it came with my Mac.
This will just cause application developers to use port 80 for everything. They already are for WebDAV and SOAP.
And then virus writers will use port 80 for everything. IIS worms are great! Write your own!
Closing ports doesn't solve the problem. It just ties the arms of application developers.
The CORE series rocks. It is an excellent resource for Java and "how do I.. .." in Java.
We used it at the University of Waterloo for our first year programming courses and we had much success!
Does this mean an end to Apple's own J2EE server, WebObjects? It's been stuck at EJB 1.1 and I would like to see Apple abandon that in favour of value-added JBoss services.
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I think Mac OS X should quit the feline naming scheme and jump to a Canadian Football Leage naming scheme. It would be impossible for Longhorn to compete with an operating system named "Mac OS X 10.5: Roughriders"
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--Jesse
Glazed Lists - list transformation engine
You can use Glazed Lists without Swing. All you need to do is grab an EventList for use in a JSTL forEach tag.
You're a geek, but it's a cool idea.
Installing the subversion server is a bitch. Especially if you're not already running Apache 2.x. As for the client, it's not being maintained for OS X any more on Fink. So if you have OS X and you want Subversion, it's a huge pain in the ass. But the program itself is cleaner and nicer than CVS. I just wish it came with my Mac.
This will just cause application developers to use port 80 for everything. They already are for WebDAV and SOAP. And then virus writers will use port 80 for everything. IIS worms are great! Write your own! Closing ports doesn't solve the problem. It just ties the arms of application developers.
The CORE series rocks. It is an excellent resource for Java and "how do I .. . ." in Java.
We used it at the University of Waterloo for our first year programming courses and we had much success!
Does this mean an end to Apple's own J2EE server, WebObjects? It's been stuck at EJB 1.1 and I would like to see Apple abandon that in favour of value-added JBoss services.