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Easily Retrieve File Attributes

Sometimes, filenames may contain characters like “.” and file-extensions may not necessarily be always 3 characters long. This code provides a handy way to get file attributes in a foolproof

Execute a Process Without a Hang

You may have noticed that running a process from Java using Runtime.exec() sometimes hangs the process. This is true especially in those cases where the process runs in the background.

Use SOAP to Access EJB Components with PHP

magine a software project for which the front-end developers work with PHP and the back-end developers create Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs). As the project evolves, the front-end applications need to speak

Overload Operators to Operate on Your Objects

perator overloading allows you to define mathematical and comparative operators for your data types. Objects created with your data type can then be manipulated mathematically or compared using standard operators.

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The article “Transform a WordML Document with XSL,” by Sonu Kapoor is no longer available. Readers who are interested in this topic can refer to this article, which has detailed

Implementing Full Text Indexing with PostgreSQL

ike many companies, over the years my company developed a home-grown billing/project system that allows our programmers to bill to a Web application. This system is quite capable; however one

Happy (Audit) Trails to Oracle E-records Management

lthough electronic records have been around since the first databases, regulations about how to manage them are coming onto the scene only now. Legislation such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and

Building a Better Configuration Settings Class

onfiguration settings make it possible for users and administrators to configure an application before it is run for the first time and while it runs. .NET provides a good rudimentary

Spring: Creating Objects So You Don’t Have To

ne of the more exciting open-source Java frameworks that has gathered steam in the last year is Spring. Spring aims to minimize dependency of application components by providing a plug-in

Snapshot Isolation Adds Flexibility in SQL Server 2005

QL Server uses isolation levels to govern the tradeoff between consistency of transactions and concurrency of multiple users. As you raise a transaction’s isolation level, you also increase the chances

Build a Custom Cisco Configuration Repository

everal years ago I evaluated CiscoWorks as a network management platform, and was impressed. CiscoWorks is rife with features. In particular it had a few key features that I found

Life Is a Loop

hen I began thinking of my own life as a loop, I did what all programmers do with loops; optimize it by reducing the amount of time that each thing

Keeping Secrets

s a kid, I was fascinated with secret codes. After seeing the movie, “The Miracle Worker” (every kid in the 60s and 70s saw that movie at school, I’m sure),

CoDe Magazine Philosophy

common question I receive at the conferences and user group meetings I attend, is: “How do you find time to develop software with all your duties at CoDe Magazine?” My

Heard on .NET Rocks!

am the host of .NET Rocks!, an Internet audio talk show for .NET developers online at www.franklins.net/dotnetrocks and msdn.microsoft.com/dotnetrocks. My co-host, Rory Blyth (www.neopoleon.com), and I interview the movers and

Build “Win-tuitive” Java Applications

he ability to run Java applications on Windows is a clear demonstration of the language’s interoperability, but it also has its drawbacks from the user’s perspective. Since most Windows users

The Smart Choice for Smart Clients: J2EE or .NET?

n a world of distributed computing, the demand for smart-client applications is growing quickly. IT managers realize they must keep users happy—the user’s experience will make or break any application—while