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javascript print partial pages

In developping web applications and designing websites, you've probably come accross a situation where you wanted the user to be able to press a print...

Marquee in javascript

The Marquee Element has been deprecated by the W3C and is commonly ill-advised but nevertheless, if you really want to do it, then javascript is the w...

Sending an email in Java

Sending an email in Java is actually quite simple, as always, there is an API that will do most of the work for you and it becomes just a matter of im...

Opacity in Firefox 3.5

If you've upgraded to Firefox 3.5 and you've been using -moz-opacity in your CSS, then you will see that the transparency or opacity (depending on ho...

Installing Tomcat on Linux in a few minutes

Installing tomcat is actually very quick and easy. Assuming you already have the JDK installed, this will only take a few minutes. In my years of exp...

Sending an email in Java

06 September at 01:12PM published by Matt Castonguay

Sending an email in Java is actually quite simple, as always, there is an API that will do most of the work for you and it becomes just a matter of implementation. You will also require access to an SMTP server in order to send the mail.

Getting unique values from a list in Java

27 June at 03:07PM published by Matt Castonguay

Extracting unique values from a list is a common problem and the goal is to do it in as little operations as possible. The memory used is negligeable and this can be done in linear time.

Making svn tags with ant

24 May at 04:40PM published by Matt Castonguay

If you've written build scripts, chances are you've worked with ant and svn. Perhaps you haven't bridged the gap between the two yet, or you have and you're looking to take it a step further. Tags are normally used to identify builds or snapshots at any given time for a branch. In this article, we will explore how to automate that process using svnant.

Application wide long term caching memory efficiency in Java

27 January at 01:56PM published by Matt Castonguay

One of the biggest problems of running a web application for a long period of time is the storage of cached data that may no longer be in use but still be refered. There are multiple solutions for this, one of the most common one is to run some sort of deamon or thread that will clean up or simply flushing the cache after a certain amount of time. In this article we propose the use of a WeakHashMap.

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