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		Satya Komatineni satya@activeintellect.com Satya Komatineni is the author of AspireJ2EE (http://www.activeintellect.com), an open source web development RAD tool for J2EE/XML. He is also the author of a public contnent managemetn/weblogging system called AKC (http://www.activeintellect.com/akc). He has published with ONJava.com, ONDotnet.com, XML Journal, Java Report, and Java Developers Journal. Currently Satya, in his capacity as CTO at Indent, Inc., is also a technical architect on a number of SBIR (Small business innovative research) phase-I awards. Satya's current research includes CMS/Blogging Systems, Universal Data Tiers, Java, C#, COM+, J2EE, XML,Relational Databases, Frameworks, SVG, Web Charting, Universal IDEs, Transformational languages (JSP, XSL, awk), and Better software architectures. Satya holds an MS in Electrical Engineering from IIT, New Delhi, 1986. The companies he has consulted with include IBM, Millipore, CSX, Ryder, Bax Global, Harland, and TNT Logistics, NA. Articles Server-Side Typed Event Distributors Event processing isn't just for GUIs and enterprise messaging systems anymore. Even an HTTP server can be seen as processing a series of events, and it can be advantageous to wire up one or more handlers to each event. Satya Komatineni shows how to build an event distribution framework and what... A Starter's Guide to the Eclipse IDE, Part 1: Installation and Projects Installing Eclipse and working with basic Java projects. Weblogs Jedit, wordml, xaml, jxpath, InfoPath, XForms are some of the things I want to look at in 2004 Jedit, wordml, xaml, jxpath, InfoPath, XForms are some of the names that I have jotted down in 2003 to take a look at in the future. Hopefully I will get to some of these in 2004. The following... Interfaces and checked exceptions are like butter and sand: they don't mix well Exceptions is one area where opinions differ considerably. Not only about the usage of exceptions but also about the need and utility of checked exceptions. I hear arguments from various sides.... My labor of love during this Christmas and New Year First, take a look at the following URL. And if you are keen about the story behind it you can proceed to read the rest. ... Role of filters in Architecture Filters is an architectural concept that works hand in hand with factories. When factories create object or objects a filter provide an option to post-process these object or objects. This ability... If architecture were to be the tower of babel, configuration is its language As the story goes God devised multiple languages so that men can't build sturctures that span to the heavens. In our small world of programming architectures the men and women of the world are... Architecture is language agnostic. There is so much to learn both from Java and C# environments. "Nothing but Java? by Daniel H Steinberg -- Since before java.net launched in June (before it was called java.net) we had this notion that the... I like thin clients because of their simplified programming model I like thin clients because of their simplified programming model What do you do for your data access needs in your applications? What do you do for your data access needs in your applications? A knowledge folder for portlets based on JetSpeed Recently we were tasked with designing a web portal for international researchers to colloborate over the web as part of a Small Business Innovative Research Grant. During the proposal phase we... « first ‹ previous 1 2