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Google makes their extensive map collection available free of charge. Now it is seen in sites all over the web, but in this entry, I'll show you how simple it is to use in Java!
Open Source
With two major milestones this month; our 100th new member, and official recognition by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority: The cajo project is quite likely, the most famous unknown project on the net. Please help let this cat out of the bag...
The recent java.net milestone of its 1000th project started me thinking. I am proudly a free (or open source) software developer. For those of you considering starting an open source project; I'd like to offer you the benefit my experiences. I also welcome and invite the java.net community, both project developers, and community members, to share their experiences.
