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Archive for September, 2009
Setting up the Google Android Emulator in 5 minutes
If you need access to the Google Android web browser for testing or want to test drive other functions of the device, you can easily get started with the default software build from the SDK. It’s free and doesn’t require any registration or code compilation. The setup is not quite intuitive but it’s really simple [...]
Part 1: Creating and Deploying a Basic SharePoint Web Part
NOTE: This post is a part of the tutorial entitled Building a SharePoint List Aggregator Web Part with Custom Properties. Creating a SharePoint Web Part To get started, open VS 2008, click on File > New Project, choose Class Library project template, name your project, choose the location and click OK. Close the Class1.vb file [...]
Building a SharePoint List Aggregator Web Part with Custom Properties
This is a tutorial on how to build a customizable web part for MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0. We will be building a List Aggregator – a web part that can collect, filter, and display list items from all lists of a certain type from all sub-sites in up to 3 site collections. This web [...]
Creating a single-click Windows Mobile 6.0 application installer exe
Anyone who has ever installed an application onto a Windows Mobile device has gone through the process of downloading and installing a CAB file. Unfortunately, this process can be a bit tedious and leaves ample room for derivation from the proper technique. At this point, it begs the question, why can’t there by a single [...]
Why Did I Want a JSON View Resolver?
In my previous post, I documented a scenario that I encountered while setting up a JSON view resolver in a Spring MVC project. Let me take a step back and explain my motivations for why I wanted a JSON view resolver. In any Spring MVC application, Controller classes are responsible for processing some data, then [...]
Integrating PHP and Java
We can categorize integrating Java into a PHP environment into three basic areas: The use of Web Services, utilizing a VM Bridge, and Direct Calling. We also take a look at another alternative, which is running PHP in a Java Environment. I will briefly describe the features of each method, giving those looking for such tools some insight as to what may best fit their application.
Google Voice Dialer for Windows Mobile
(To skip the article and go straight to the download click: here) Windows Mobile 6.1 Screenshot Introduction: 7/15/2009. (googleblog) Google comes out with Google Voice applications for the Android and the Blackberry platforms. As a Google Voice user, while it was exciting to see mobile development for Google Voice, it left me as a Windows [...]