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JavaOne : Semantic Web : You

The “Developing Semantic Web Application on the Java Platform” session just wrapped up at the Moscone Center. Did the panel discuss Java to the audience of Java developers in attendance?

Clean Up Function Syntax Mess with decltype

he auto keyword presented here is related to another C++09 proposal: the decltype operator. decltype(e) retrieves the type of the expression e. By combining decltype and auto, you can simplify

Processing Linked Web Data with XSLT

he Semantic Web is a grand vision for increasing the power of the web through better expression and management of context. Semantic Web developers are building a framework to open

Web 2.0 Blues: The Politics of Access

If you’ve been living under a rock for the last month, you may not have heard about the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco last week. As I’m the Mistress

A Guide to Cryptography in PHP

n an ideal world, words like cryptography and security wouldn’t even exist, but the real world is far from perfect, so software developers have to spend a good deal of

It’s an Agile World

gile software development has arrived in a big way. I know you’re probably thinking, “Wow! Rod, you are really on top of things.” I know that agile methodologies have been

Heard on .NET Rocks! Don Demsak on LINQ to XML

arl Franklin: Let’s bring on Don. Don Demsak, a.k.a. DonXML, is an independent consultant based out of New Jersey. He specializes in building enterprise applications with .NET. He’s a Microsoft

YAB? Just What You Need

The launch of the DevXtra Editors’ Blog is bound to raise the YAB (yet another blog) questions: Why, and why now? Those are fair in an age when everyone with

More Applications for the Semantic Web Needed

The Semantic Web is a vision, an idea, a base-set of technologies. It’s not something Dad picks up at the computer store. It’s not something the press understands very well. It’s certainly

Using StAX to Clone an XML Document

To clone an XML document at runtime, use the StAX XMLEventReader and XMLEventWriter classes like this: //AirWings_order.xml – the original XML in this example//AirWings_order_clone.xml – the clone of AirWings_order.xmlimport javax.xml.stream.*;import

Override a Child Class’ Parent Method

C# seems to fail in an advanced use of polymorphism, as demonstrated by the following code: class AReturn {}class BReturn : AReturn {}class A{ public virtual AReturn GetReturn() {…}}class B{

Gain Control of Your Desktop with WindowMover

indowMover is a little project originally created for a study that involved tracking the gaze of subjects when presented with various images. The study used a special eye-tracker device that

Tracking Events Using a Semi-Structured Repository

ave you ever used a multi-user system and found yourself wondering, “How did this get changed?” or, “Who created this and why?” Helping your users track the system changes and

The Mobile Road: Looking Back, Looking Forward

’ve been doing mobile software development of one sort or another for time out of mind. Some of the first serious programs I wrote were for an HP-41CX calculator for

Start Your Engines: Mobile Application Development

oftware engineering is all about choices. Choices have to be weighed: performance vs. scalability, complexity vs. flexibility, pros vs. cons, and good vs. poor design. In mobile application development, we

The Mobile Platform Cheat Sheet

hen choosing the technology and target platform for your mobile project or application, you will find several possibilities. There are several kinds of mobile phone platforms available and most have

Android Mobility: Open Source Hits the Road

ven prior to Google’s splashy announcement about Android late last year, rumors were swirling about the so-called “gPhone.” Now that programmers have had several months to experiment with early releases

SharePoint Applied—Stsadm Is Your Friend

n this article, I’ll introduce you to my best friend in SharePoint land, Stsadm.exe. No, this article is not a reference on Stsadm, neither is it an introduction to SharePoint.