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Posts tagged ‘java’

Trying Out Citrus

January 3rd, 2010

As part of a new hobby/freelance project, I’ve been trying out the Citrus Framework, an integration test framework written in Java for SOA application. It’s quite neat and interesting. Right now, I’m using it mostly for testing sequences of HTTP GET and POST requests, and it works pretty nicely so far, although I did have [...]

I wasn’t really liking the Brain Power theme anymore, so I decided to make my own using the handy-dandy WordPress Theme Generator and then tweaked the details to my liking. It looks better now, in my opinion.
Hopefully these changes plus the smackdown on spam will encourage me to blog some more. (Comments will still be [...]

args4j is Awesome

May 28th, 2009

Today, I got frustrated writing a command-line input parser for my Java program for lab, so I looked for one on the web. Surely a task so common must have some good libraries that take care of it easily. I was not disappointed.
Apache Commons has one, but it was kind of annoying. It left [...]

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