Entries from August 2007 ↓

Install Tackle, Web-Based SCRUM Tracking Site

While porting QoS perl script to Java, I tried these following Java tips:

Access to Class Members: (Sun Tutorial), Reflection Java Array (Java2s page), HashMap (Example), enum: (Sun tutorial), Naming convention, Split Text, SNMP4J open source library ( JavaDoc ), Type Conversion CharSequence Class, Regex remove duplicate white space, snmpwalk code using SNMP4j, also found Steven R Brandt’s Regex tutorial .

SCRUM is a agile software development method for project management and has become increasingly popular. This Dr. Dobb article, “SCRUM Meets CMMi“, poked my interest in applying SCRUM to my software development. Continue reading →

I want to port my QoSExplorer from Perl to Java. And this blog entry is an effort to document the lessons learned during the process. (NOTE: This is not a complete and clear article so I do apologize if it’s confusing. It’s posted mainly for my team members but I am in the process of add a Perl-Java series in this blog, so please check back.)

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I plan to follow this Flex Charting Tutorial first. But modified it a little bit to read data from rrd (Round Robin Database) files, updated via SNMP.

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I can’t believe that these two cool tools, especially Wink, are free. I’ve been looking for good screen capture software but until today, have had no luck. But hey, today I found two great tools in a roll. Wink is definitely more sophisticated and more flexible than CamStudio. But CamStudio is an Open Source project.
Wink,
CamStudio

I need to set up my Windows laptop to build an existing J2EE project, using maven. This J2EE project uses technology including Hibernate, maven, ANDROMDA, mySQL, JBoss, Design Pattern, and many other J2EE technologies. Continue reading →

I followed this Flex 101 tutorial to create a Flex Hello World Application.