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	<title>Introduction to simple RESTful web application using Jersey and Maven</title>
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    This purpose of this post is only to provide a jump start in setting up a Maven environment and start working with Jersey . I will try to provide a detailed version later when time permits. The existing tutorials are outdated to some extent due to refactoring. Hence I hope this post is useful for developers beginning to use Jersey.
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    Developer: Wow the JavaScript interpreter on Firefox 3 is awesome, but the one on the new Safari is even better. It is a great time to be a JavaScript developer!&amp;#xD;
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    Writing API for XML (WAX) is a free, open-source library for writing XML documents. Created because of an OutOfMemoryError while trying to output a large XML document. (Bonus: wacky intro video)
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	<title>Using Java XML API</title>
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    This article mentions about few small idiosyncrasies which one has to face while working with XML APIs. Describes few sample scenario of usage of DOM  and Transformer classes
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	<title>Marshal Arts in XStream</title>
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    How to use XStream for marshalling including annotations and custom converters.
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	<title>Build Ajax apps using the first real Ajax server: Aptana Jaxer</title>
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    Discover Jaxer, the first true Asynchronous JavaScript + XML server. Jaxer makes it possible to execute JavaScript code, Document Object Model, and HTML on the server side as well as giving you the ability to access server-side functions asynchronously from the client side. This article describes the features of Jaxer and shows the great potential that Jaxer has to offer.
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	<title>Build Ajax apps using the first real Ajax server: Aptana Jaxer</title>
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    Discover Jaxer, the first true Asynchronous JavaScript + XML server. Jaxer makes it possible to execute JavaScript code, Document Object Model, and HTML on the server side as well as giving you the ability to access server-side functions asynchronously from the client side. This article describes the features of Jaxer and shows the great potential that Jaxer has to offer.
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	<title>Build Ajax apps using the first real Ajax server: Aptana Jaxer</title>
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    Discover Jaxer, the first true Asynchronous JavaScript + XML server. Jaxer makes it possible to execute JavaScript code, Document Object Model, and HTML on the server side as well as giving you the ability to access server-side functions asynchronously from the client side. This article describes the features of Jaxer and shows the great potential that Jaxer has to offer.
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	<title>Build Ajax apps using the first real Ajax server: Aptana Jaxer</title>
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    Discover Jaxer, the first true Asynchronous JavaScript + XML server. Jaxer makes it possible to execute JavaScript code, Document Object Model, and HTML on the server side as well as giving you the ability to access server-side functions asynchronously from the client side. This article describes the features of Jaxer and shows the great potential that Jaxer has to offer.
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	<title>Build Ajax apps using the first real Ajax server: Aptana Jaxer</title>
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    Discover Jaxer, the first true Asynchronous JavaScript + XML server. Jaxer makes it possible to execute JavaScript code, Document Object Model, and HTML on the server side as well as giving you the ability to access server-side functions asynchronously from the client side. This article describes the features of Jaxer and shows the great potential that Jaxer has to offer.
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	<title>Build Ajax apps using the first real Ajax server: Aptana Jaxer</title>
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    Discover Jaxer, the first true Asynchronous JavaScript + XML server. Jaxer makes it possible to execute JavaScript code, Document Object Model, and HTML on the server side as well as giving you the ability to access server-side functions asynchronously from the client side. This article describes the features of Jaxer and shows the great potential that Jaxer has to offer.
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	<title>Build Ajax apps using the first real Ajax server: Aptana Jaxer</title>
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    Discover Jaxer, the first true Asynchronous JavaScript + XML server. Jaxer makes it possible to execute JavaScript code, Document Object Model, and HTML on the server side as well as giving you the ability to access server-side functions asynchronously from the client side. This article describes the features of Jaxer and shows the great potential that Jaxer has to offer.
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	<title>Build Ajax apps using the first real Ajax server: Aptana Jaxer</title>
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    Discover Jaxer, the first true Asynchronous JavaScript + XML server. Jaxer makes it possible to execute JavaScript code, Document Object Model, and HTML on the server side as well as giving you the ability to access server-side functions asynchronously from the client side. This article describes the features of Jaxer and shows the great potential that Jaxer has to offer.
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	<title>Build Ajax apps using the first real Ajax server: Aptana Jaxer</title>
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    Discover Jaxer, the first true Asynchronous JavaScript + XML server. Jaxer makes it possible to execute JavaScript code, Document Object Model, and HTML on the server side as well as giving you the ability to access server-side functions asynchronously from the client side. This article describes the features of Jaxer and shows the great potential that Jaxer has to offer.
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	<title>Build Ajax apps using the first real Ajax server: Aptana Jaxer</title>
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    Discover Jaxer, the first true Asynchronous JavaScript + XML server. Jaxer makes it possible to execute JavaScript code, Document Object Model, and HTML on the server side as well as giving you the ability to access server-side functions asynchronously from the client side. This article describes the features of Jaxer and shows the great potential that Jaxer has to offer.
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	<title>Build Ajax apps using the first real Ajax server: Aptana Jaxer</title>
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    Discover Jaxer, the first true Asynchronous JavaScript + XML server. Jaxer makes it possible to execute JavaScript code, Document Object Model, and HTML on the server side as well as giving you the ability to access server-side functions asynchronously from the client side. This article describes the features of Jaxer and shows the great potential that Jaxer has to offer.
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	<title>Build Ajax apps using the first real Ajax server: Aptana Jaxer</title>
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    Discover Jaxer, the first true Asynchronous JavaScript + XML server. Jaxer makes it possible to execute JavaScript code, Document Object Model, and HTML on the server side as well as giving you the ability to access server-side functions asynchronously from the client side. This article describes the features of Jaxer and shows the great potential that Jaxer has to offer.
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	<title>Build Ajax apps using the first real Ajax server: Aptana Jaxer</title>
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    Discover Jaxer, the first true Asynchronous JavaScript + XML server. Jaxer makes it possible to execute JavaScript code, Document Object Model, and HTML on the server side as well as giving you the ability to access server-side functions asynchronously from the client side. This article describes the features of Jaxer and shows the great potential that Jaxer has to offer.
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	<title>Build Ajax apps using the first real Ajax server: Aptana Jaxer</title>
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    Discover Jaxer, the first true Asynchronous JavaScript + XML server. Jaxer makes it possible to execute JavaScript code, Document Object Model, and HTML on the server side as well as giving you the ability to access server-side functions asynchronously from the client side. This article describes the features of Jaxer and shows the great potential that Jaxer has to offer.
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	<title>Build Ajax apps using the first real Ajax server: Aptana Jaxer</title>
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    Discover Jaxer, the first true Asynchronous JavaScript + XML server. Jaxer makes it possible to execute JavaScript code, Document Object Model, and HTML on the server side as well as giving you the ability to access server-side functions asynchronously from the client side. This article describes the features of Jaxer and shows the great potential that Jaxer has to offer.
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	<title>Developing web services using Spring ws and JAXB marshaller</title>
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    Spring web services a product of spring community, helps in developing web services using contract first web services and helps in manipulating the xml in many ways. In this tutorial I am about to show a step by step guide in developing spring web services using JAXB as mashalling technology.
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    <pubDate>Thu, 28 Aug 2008 19:47:05 GMT</pubDate>
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	<title>300+ PHP Presentations Online</title>
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    The PHP Presentation System hosts over three hundred presentations, covering a slew of different topics including performance, testing, debugging, XML, and security. The presentations are from speakers at a variety of conferences. You will see (and hear if interested) presentations from speakers like Derick Rethans, Tobias Schlitt, Rasmus Lerdorf and many many more. These presentations have been at conferences all around the world and contain a great deal of information.
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	<title>Why XAML is Powerful</title>
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    XAML, Microsoft&#039;s eXtensible Application Markup Language, was released with the .NET 3.0 framework and works with the new technologies available in the framework, such as WPF, WCF, Windows CardSpace, and WF.
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    <pubDate>Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:01:36 GMT</pubDate>
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	<title>Use XML for Log Files</title>
    <link>http://web2announcer.com/go/2747538</link>
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    Many applications write log files to get some information about what the application is doing. Especially applications without a user interface use log files, like for example Windows Services or Web Applications. These log files are plain text files normally.
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    <pubDate>Sat, 23 Aug 2008 14:28:20 GMT</pubDate>
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	<title>XML Schema nillable=”true” vs minOccurs=”0″</title>
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    nillable=&quot;true&quot; and minOccurs=&quot;0&quot; is really confusing terms in XML Schema. Here is a simple explanation of what it actually means.
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	<title>6 Deadly AJAX Drawbacks: Are you aware?</title>
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    Some developers view AJAX as the silver bullet for every scenario. However, AJAX introduces its own set of hazards in various areas, which include: development time, browsing history and experience, search engine interaction, accessibility, server load, and security. Let’s take a closer look at each of these 6 areas.
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	<title>XML Data Manipulation with XLinq</title>
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    A short screencasts on how to do XML Data Manipulation with XLinq
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    Write efficient XML processing applications more easily using the XML Enhancements for Java (XJ) framework. XJ includes a set of extensions to Java 1.4 that integrate support for XML, XML Schema, and XPath 1.0 into the language. Also, discover the advantages of XJ over existing mechanisms for the XML development.
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