Software, Business, and Life
May 01 2001
Java on Linux Want to run Java on Linux? I suggest the IBM JDK 1.3 for Linux; I’ve been working with it (on this server, in fact) with good results. Java Web Applications In the world of Java web application program, the "default" answer of to the question of how to connect the Java to [...]
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May 01 2001
This list of Grid components available for Delphi. is originally from a Usenet post by Anthony Richardson (anthony_r at sageautomation.com). I’ve added more since then. The following is a list of Third-Party Grid suppliers: SpreadSheets: TAdvSpreadGrid – http://www.tmssoftware.com/ TSpread – http://www.jt.w1.com/products.htm TSpreadSheet – http://www.uniyar.ac.ru/~dimak/delphi/spread.shtml THyperSpreadsheet – http://www.pablop.demon.co.uk/ Non-DataAware: InfoPower – http://www.woll2woll.com/infopower/ Top Grid – http://www.objectsight.com/ [...]
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May 01 2001
Pure Technologies offer open-source PureSOAP, which looks like a good way to use SOAP from Delphi, without require the Enterprise edition of Delphi 6. Another good approach for this is to use Microsoft’s SOAP support (ROPE, etc.) via COM. DUnit is a Delphi version of the “xUnit” familt of unit test tools popularized by Extreme Programming adherents. I’ve found it [...]
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May 01 2001
Problem / Scenario: You have server code in Java implementing business logic, or you want to have such code. Java is your strategic choice. But… you have a need for a client application that will be a native Windows application, for whatever reason. Sample reasons: (1) they need to run quickly and smoothly on a [...]
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