Posts Tagged ‘java’

Accurate Geolocation of your users

By admin on August 4th, 2010

Thought I’d publish this one, was going to try to use it as some kind of technology worth selling (as most in this sector seem to do with 50 lines of code and an idea nowadays) but in a moment of brilliance remembered what things were like back in the day and what we stood for. Call me a changed man, if you will. You will be happy to hear that I still love and adore using excessive smilies ;)

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Easy JBoss AS – Java application server quickstart howto reference

By admin on March 23rd, 2010

I recently had some interest from a prospective employer who were looking for someone with JBoss and Tomcat experience. Having had extensive use of these systems in my previous role, I figured I would write a quick howto to get people up and running with JBoss in a short time period. Jboss AS (application server) is an open source Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) based application server, similar to Goldfish. As it is Java based, it runs on multiple platforms and architectures. Jboss features clustering, fail over, load balancing, distributed deployment, deployment API, management API and much more so its a very versatile platform for serving up your applications.

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Where the hell am I?

By admin on February 5th, 2010

UPDATED See http://iwtf.net/2010/08/04/accurate-geolocation-of-your-users/ for POC!

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