Monday, March 25, 2002

Desktop & Webtop, StarOffice 5.2 Software The StarOffice 5.2 productivity suite includes word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation applications. It also has support for AutoPilot Web page design software, 3D graphics, diagrams, HTML editing, and calendar, newsgroup, browser, email and scheduler, photo editing, and other applications.
posted by J Slave 3/25/2002

Saturday, March 23, 2002

Log4j project - Introduction With log4j it is possible to enable logging at runtime without modifying the application binary. The log4j package is designed so that these statements can remain in shipped code without incurring a heavy performance cost. Logging behavior can be controlled by editing a configuration file, without touching the application binary.
Logging equips the developer with detailed context for application failures. On the other hand, testing provides quality assurance and confidence in the application. Logging and testing should not be confused. They are complementary. When logging is wisely used, it can prove to be an essential tool.
posted by J Slave 3/23/2002

Saturday, March 16, 2002

MD Cold Fusion User's Group We all know that locking is important. Most of us even understand why locks are needed. But exactly where to use a lock, which lock type to use and what code to put within the lock remains confusing at best.

Locking in ColdFusion by ben Forta

ColdFusion Locking Best Practices by Jim Schley

ColdFusion Performance Debugging (Article 8627)

Cold Fusion Performance Tuning (Article 922)

ColdFusion 4.5.1 Windows NT Performance Fact Sheet and Sizing Guide
posted by J Slave 3/16/2002

Thursday, March 14, 2002

Free Online Trading Tools - Fair Value Calculator and Probability Calculator These free trading tools are a small sample of the extensive analytical power you'll find in OptionVue 5, the most comprehensive options analysis and trading software available anywhere. Simply fill in the appropriate fields and the answers will be calculated and displayed instantly.
posted by J Slave 3/14/2002

Wednesday, March 13, 2002

pulver.com - Spring 2002 Location Based Services Summit: Schedule Spring 2002 Location-Based Services Summit Schedule:
Monday, April 8th
posted by J Slave 3/13/2002

Monday, March 11, 2002

Global Positioning System (GPS) and Location-Based Services (LBS)
Resources
With positioning services becoming increasingly important for the mobile world, we've provided a brief tour through some of the better Global Positioning System (GPS), Location-Based Services (LBS) and Mobile Positioning resources on the net.
posted by J Slave 3/11/2002

Friday, March 08, 2002

Amazon.com: buying info: Linksys WAP11 Instant Wireless Network Access Point In use, the WAP performs well: in the same room, the signal strength to and from the Linksys wireless network card is consistently above 95 percent. We separated the card from the access point by one plaster wall and found that the signal strength was reduced to around 80 percent. Separating them with a closeted wall pulled the signal strength down to about 50 percent. At opposite ends of the home (with numerous plaster walls between), the signal strength maintains at about 35 percent.
posted by J Slave 3/8/2002

Product Information for 'BARRICADE WIRELESS BROADBAND ROUTER' BARRICADE WIRELESS BROADBAND ROUTER

$199.99
posted by J Slave 3/8/2002

Brighthand / Features / Look ma, no wires! Seems like everyone these days is going wireless with their Pocket PC, including many who are setting up wireless local area networks to enjoy the pleasure and freedom of browsing the Web from every room in their home. But what if you're not especially gifted in the areas of networking and wireless technology? Does that mean that you'll be left out of this wireless revolution? Absolutely not
posted by J Slave 3/8/2002

Friday, March 01, 2002

developerWorks: Web services : Choosing a database management system Probably the most fundamental choice to make in the DBMS hierarchy is the model used to store, manage, and query databases. Besides affecting what software you need to acquire, this affects the very way you will think about the data, and can be a surprisingly hard choice to undo later on. Note that as I keep the discussion to database models that are in significant current use; this is not meant to be a comprehensive survey of DBMS methodologies through history since some significant models, such as network databases, have been omitted because of a lack of modern tools and practice.
posted by J Slave 3/1/2002