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[ANNOUNCEMENT] HttpComponents HttpClient 4.0-alpha3 released
The HttpComponents project is pleased to announce the release of HttpComponents HttpClient 4.0-alpha3. This version brings another round of API refinements and improvements in functionality. As of this release HttpClient requires Java 5 ...
tuscany and jboss
Hi, I have created a service using tuscany that works fine on tomcat, however when I deploy to Jboss 4.2.1 I get a lot of errors with the stack trace being Caused by: org.osoa.sca.ServiceRuntimeException: java.io. ...
WSDL2JavaGenerator , faults and SDO
Hi , I have a question regarding WSDL2JavaGenerator in the case where the wsdl defines types , some of them being used as wsl faults. Our use case is : the types defined in the xsd schema file imported in the wsdl are generated using ...
From The Bastardly Archives… Three Years Ago!
On this day in Bastardly History… Aaron Carter One Step Closer To A Crack OD!
From the archives: Peter Bagge Hate Q&A circa 1997
Round about the time he was wrapping up work on the original Hate series, Peter Bagge sat down for a Q&A which we've dug out of our musty files to present to you, archived here on our website. This is the one where Pete finally gave up ...
Will the real Benjamin Wofford please stand up?
I've been trying to add more history content to the college archives website, and I have felt for some time that we needed a new biography of Benjamin Wofford. Benpaintingweb Our founder has been the subject of quite a few talks over ...
I'm not even the passenger. I'm cargo.
I'm going out of town to meet my cousin's new baby. Might not be around much next week. I have gotten so casual about travel that I am a little appalled. My cousin was trying to make careful arrangements for picking me up, ...
CBS streaming original Star Trek, Digitizing Archives
credits: CBS In the future, we wear trousers. Svelt, black trousers. No questions asked. There’sa larger story here regarding CBS digitizing its programming vault, a tender sign of the times, but what really interests me is the one ...
Mixing Culture is Fun!
Before I came across these ads, I never heard about Humo. This is a popular, independent, Belgian weekly radio and television magazine, written in Dutch. Have to say, thumbs up for the ads! Personally I would have mashed-up Bush with an ...
from the archives, week 36
A6 sketchbook number 4, SOB, '94. There really was someone of whom I was reminded when I trod on a snail. Believe it or not it was actually meant quite fondly.