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Java Music Player a WinAmp cline that supports MP3, OGG Vorbis, WAV, AIFF and AU audio formats. Now to see, or hear, how it plays.

Sun is plannon on enhancing Java to bring more Visual Basic-like features on board. Good show, most definately needed. Hope they introduce some relatively cheap brain dead easy GUI designer, unless there is one out there I have just missed.

It has been pretty busy since the ice storm, so not much time. Rants and raves may follow:

• NeoBook, HyperCardish windows app
• ASP.NET Starter Kits Beta, specifically the Community Starter Kit , Commerce Starter Kit and Portal Starter Kit

If there are any truely comparable Java alternatives to the previously mentioned let me know.

Java is Doomed is a first person ego shooter dedicated to the fantastic game DOOM. The program is developed in java and uses OpenGL as graphic API. To access OpenGL via java the technologie of the OpenSource project gl4java is used. The target of the project is to find out if it is possible to use java to develope professional games.

JavaIndex.org a directory of Open Source Java apps, libraries and such.

Plug in Your Command Processor Now

This article details the implementation of a tool called the Command Processor. This tool takes a Java object and creates a command-line interface to its public methods.

Intresting idea. Wonder how it would fit into engel's java shell idea from a couple of years ago?

JBoss Docs

Java look and feel Graphics Repository, damm they sure look like shit. Me thinks than Sun needs to talk to Apple about how to make an icon.

Portlet Tutorial, for Jetspeed which is a Java web portal framework.

Flock is an RSS aggregator written in Java. It is a server-side web application accessible with a browser, similar in spirit to AmphetaDesk .

Looks to do alot of what I'm looking for in an aggregator. But there are a few problems, Tomcat(Servelet Engine), JRE and the need publicly avialable sever that has previously mentioned to run it all on. The elguapo of the Java web app situation is there are many intresting Wiki, Blog, Gallery, Aggregator, etc., projects but the whole Java/Tomcat is a real PITA on a shared server.

Maybe when I get broadband and can go back to an always on connection it will be more fesiable. Well that is unless arcterex decides to but Tomcat on ufies.org.

NewsMonster is a newsreader and manager for RSS content, news, and the semantic web.

It has an immpressive feature list, though doesn't claim to support RSS 2.0. It could be the basis for my RSS Reader nirvana with it's Repitle server component side.
[via Russell Beattie Notebook]

Update: NewsMonster *does* support RSS 2.0

One of the features I point out is that it supports *all* versions of RSS.

This is due to the miracles of XSLT ;)

Kevin
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Kevin A. Burton ( burton@apache.org, burton@openprivacy.org, burton@peerfear.org )

Coolness. Now if I could just get it to work on my box.

SourceJammer

SourceJammer is a source control and versioning system written in Java. It consists of a server-side component that maintains the files and version history, and handles check-in, check-out, etc. and other commands; and a client-side component that makes requests of the server and manages the files on the client-side file system.

Apache 2.x Tomcat 4.x Load Balancing (or Private JVMs)

Jakarta Lucene

Jakarta Lucene is a high-performance, full-featured text search engine written entirely in Java. It is a technology suitable for nearly any application that requires full-text search, especially cross-platform.

It might help tig with his search problem at work.

Another Take on Swing and Java's Success. Reminds me of something engel was playing around with that took swing apps and ran them as JSP. The problem was that it looked like someone was soing a poor port of a desktop app to the web, but the idea is still sound and hughly benefical.

Java, Language of Tomorrow nice rant on Java the myth vs. the reality.

Simpleface Weblog is doing a pretty Wiki way of the Weblog, take the new pages and present them in blog fashion. Some food for thought for additions for MiniWili.

Wanna Be a Java Web Programmer?

1. JSP Standard Tag Libraries (JSTL), Jakarta Taglibs Project and Other Libraries
2. Apache's Struts Project
3. EXtensible HyperText Markup Language (XHTML)
4. Dynamic HTML (DHTML)
5. Applet Programming
6. HTTP Protocol
7. Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB)
8. Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI)
9. Other Tools

The Long Strange Trip to Java

JSP Quick-Start Guide for Windows - WebmasterBase.com