Archive for the 'Java' Category

Thanks Atlassian

Saturday, July 19th, 2008

It was a nice suprise to find Atlassian’s Codegeist T-shirt from my mailbox the other day. This year I was only able to code a small plugin for JIRA called NetBeans JIRA Plugin. I got the idea for this plugin as I was reading a book, Rich Client Programming, which has a great value when [...]

Sending files to mobile phone using Bluetooth and OBEX

Friday, June 20th, 2008

My previous posting “Using Bluetooth stack in desktop application” was quite a success if measured by the number of comments. It seems that there aren’t many tutorials or articles about the Desktop usage of Bluetooth.
Here is a next chapter in the same category: using Bluetooth to send files from a computer to a mobile phone.

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Mobile Trail Explorer v1.10

Tuesday, May 6th, 2008

Lots of coding have been done for the next version of Mobile Trail Explorer. I’m happy to announce the release of version 1.10. This release contains many fixes such as loading/saving of trails. Previous version wasn’t necessarily able to load saved trails because of corrupted data.

Another nice feature is the ability to import both trails [...]

Analog clock service for web apps

Sunday, April 13th, 2008

I’m nowadays working in an international company which has offices in multiple countries. I was looking for a way to get our Confluence, Enterprise Wiki, to display current time in all of our offices in one page. I didn’t find any simple solutions as lots of services just provided me a chunk of HTML that [...]

Test driving NetBeans IDE 6.1 Beta

Tuesday, April 8th, 2008

I’ve been using NetBeans IDE for quite a few years now. It has improved very nicely over the years and it have became a top player in the IDE field. If you are a Eclipse or IDEA developer I’d suggest you to at least try it out as it is not the same as it [...]

Mobile Trail Explorer v1.9

Tuesday, April 1st, 2008

I’m proud to announce the release of Mobile Trail Explorer v1.9. Big thanks for all contributors and team members. This version should fix some of the issues with the Sony Ericsson phones and add bunch of great features such as:

Trail is now projected using the mercator projection
Both trail and map are now zoomed with [...]

Twittering with Twim v1.0

Monday, March 3rd, 2008

I have made a small improvements to my mobile Twitter client that is called Twim. I contacted Twitter engineers and they helped me so that status updates will now have a correct source in style “… from Twim” as seen on my Twitter page. poker texas holdem,poker texas holdem gratis,texas holdem poker downloadsexy poker gratis7 [...]

Charting with JFreeChart

Sunday, January 27th, 2008

I’ve been coding dashboard applications lately with Java SE. I have used JFreeChart library to generate all pie, line and bar charts. The library is awesome and is also Open Source. It would be very nice to see similar projects in the .NET world.
It was very easy to create first charts with JFreeChart mostly because [...]

NetBeans Goodies

Friday, December 21st, 2007

I thought it was already Christmas as I just received a package from Sun Microsystems full of NetBeans goodies. I won these from the NetBeans.TV competition. Package included nice T-shirt, Rich Client Programming book, NetBeans pen, 1Gb memory stick and stress ball (or cube actually).
I have used NetBeans IDE 6.0 from the early daily builds [...]

Visualizing global networks with Java 3D

Wednesday, December 12th, 2007

I have had this idea of visualizing global networks and connections with 3d globe for a long time but haven’t had time to try it out. Now that I’ve been exploring possibilities of Java 3D I was able to implement this feature quite easily.
The current API looks like this:

Globe globe = new Globe(this);
globe.addConnection(”Finland”, “Germany”);
globe.addConnection(”Finland”, “Italy”);
globe.addConnection(”Finland”, [...]