POJO to XML? Check. XML to POJO? Check.
Yummy clean XML generation... Whats not to love?
Spread the love...
devnox
-- still buried in the xslt regime.
Saturday, October 14, 2006
Friday, October 13, 2006
Self portrait fun!
At the risk of exposing my vanity, and the limits of my creativity, my self portrait version 1...
Resized original image.
Post processed, bronzed, 50 year old shed-my-boy-next-door-image look.
I have to admit, I will still look dashing 20 years from now. Hehehehe...
Resized original image.
Post processed, bronzed, 50 year old shed-my-boy-next-door-image look.
I have to admit, I will still look dashing 20 years from now. Hehehehe...
samoht.com: SpringViz
Thursday, October 12, 2006
Hands-on with the Treo 680 - Engadget
And the new Treo 680 is out!
Oh well, still no wifi or confirmation of WiFi support. No 3G either.
In the Philippines, more and more people are getting hooked on using their 3G handsets as wireless conduit for internet access. Not surprising tho, since Smart 10pesos per 30mins 3G/GPRS is spot on (Globe, take a hint). At that rate, you would think twice subscribing to WiFi access like Airborne etc. I mean, you can get a prepaid smart sim and have prepaid internet access anywhere that there is a Smart signal. Speed is a bit sluggish if you are not on 3G (dial-up speed), since 3G doesn't cover the whole archipelago yet. When you are on 3G however and using a data cable, speed is somewhere between a dial-up and a low grade broadband connection. But you sure can't beat the convenience and the decent connection rate. +1 for Smart.
Globe is still stuck on the per kb pricing. Whilst handy and practical for instant messaging and quick email checking on your handset, quite unpractical if you plan to use it together with your lappy-tappy for in-the-middle-of-nowhere internet access.
Back on topic, the new Treo (or even the current Treo line) is a match for Smart's data rates. On the other hand, they should have at least included a WiFi (or at least a Wifi option) and 3G chip in there.
Oh well...
Oh well, still no wifi or confirmation of WiFi support. No 3G either.
In the Philippines, more and more people are getting hooked on using their 3G handsets as wireless conduit for internet access. Not surprising tho, since Smart 10pesos per 30mins 3G/GPRS is spot on (Globe, take a hint). At that rate, you would think twice subscribing to WiFi access like Airborne etc. I mean, you can get a prepaid smart sim and have prepaid internet access anywhere that there is a Smart signal. Speed is a bit sluggish if you are not on 3G (dial-up speed), since 3G doesn't cover the whole archipelago yet. When you are on 3G however and using a data cable, speed is somewhere between a dial-up and a low grade broadband connection. But you sure can't beat the convenience and the decent connection rate. +1 for Smart.
Globe is still stuck on the per kb pricing. Whilst handy and practical for instant messaging and quick email checking on your handset, quite unpractical if you plan to use it together with your lappy-tappy for in-the-middle-of-nowhere internet access.
Back on topic, the new Treo (or even the current Treo line) is a match for Smart's data rates. On the other hand, they should have at least included a WiFi (or at least a Wifi option) and 3G chip in there.
Oh well...
Google Maps for Treo
Shiny!
Although, the Philippines is limited to satellite view. No street level info yet.
Location, location, location...
treonox
- the future is mobile...
Although, the Philippines is limited to satellite view. No street level info yet.
Location, location, location...
treonox
- the future is mobile...
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
Finally...
After what seems like eternity, 2 days to be exact. I finally saw the login screen.
Thats after migrating from the old acegi 0.8x to acegi 1.x. Same concepts, different naming conventions, some bean reconfigurations. After which, I thought, why not update the spring libraries as well (circa 2005 libraries)? and why not upgrade to Hibernate3 as well? I think I accelerated the growth of my white hairs a bit. And thats coming from bed loving flu a week back.
All in all the Hibernate2 to Hibernate3 sucks the most.
Oh well...
Thats after migrating from the old acegi 0.8x to acegi 1.x. Same concepts, different naming conventions, some bean reconfigurations. After which, I thought, why not update the spring libraries as well (circa 2005 libraries)? and why not upgrade to Hibernate3 as well? I think I accelerated the growth of my white hairs a bit. And thats coming from bed loving flu a week back.
All in all the Hibernate2 to Hibernate3 sucks the most.
Oh well...
Monday, October 09, 2006
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