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Monday Feb 03, 2003

JSPWiki and Roller.

I'm wondering the same thing. If they were running in the same ServletContext, we might be able to make them do some interesting tricks.

Matt Croydon: How easy would it be to integrate something like JSPWiki with Roller? I really like the integration that Mr. Orchard has accomplished over at 0xDECAFBAD. I'm not personally a Roller user (tho I've played with it and love it), but given the JSP connection, I think it might not be too impossible.

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Borland's de le Lama moves to Raleigh.

Borland is moving Java veteran Tony de le Lama to Raleigh, NC to head-up research and development for the Together products. According to eWeek, former Sun marketing exec George Paolini will be taking de la Lama's place at Borland HQ in Scotts Valley, CA.

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Unemployment in the local Java community.

Stuart Halloway: At the last Triangle JUG meeting I was stunned by the level of unemployment in the local Java community. Here's something that may help. TechEngage is a new non-profit organization dedicated to providing technical training for out of work IT folk.

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Savarese on Java persistence.

In a recent JavaPro article Daniel Savarese helps you choose between serialization, JDBC, EJB, JDO, and JAXB for Java object persistence. He ignore the O/R frameworks, I suppose, because they are non-standard.

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Columbia.

Ed Cone: ...there remains something noble and unique about NASA's mission. It's the application of science to expand human frontiers, the courage of the highly-trained crews, the sense that what these people are doing is done to some degree for all of us, everywhere.

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