BING | Using the API Version 2.0 Beta with Java and the API's XML interface

clipped from www.bing.com Using the API Version 2.0 Beta with Java and the API's XML interface Author: Roopali Kaujalgi, Program Manager II, Bing API This is the first of a series of posts that show how you can use the API with Java. This post shows how you can use Java to create a console application that sends a request to the API's XML interface and displays the results. The last post in the series will include a pointer to a site from which you can download all instructions and code associated with each post in the series. Coming next: Using the API with Java and the SOAP interface

Bing | Developer Center

clipped from www.bing.com Bing Developer Center Project Silk Road: Bing APIs, Tools, Services, and More Project Silk Road is a broad range of tools and services Microsoft offers online publishers and developers to help them generate traffic, increase engagement on their sites, drive insight, and boost productivity. In much the same way that the original Silk Road offered opportunities for overland cultural and technological exchange and innovation, we hope that the offerings in Project Silk Road can help spark a modern-day network effect in online commerce and information exchange. Multiple protocols: JSON, XML, SOAP Multiple SourceTypes: Web, Images, InstantAnswer, Phonebook, RelatedSearch, Spell, and more… Unlimited use for customer-facing sites and applications Flexible presentation options: No restrictions on ordering and blending results

GSiteCrawler | Google (and Yahoo!) Sitemap Generator for Windows

clipped from gsitecrawler.com A A A  Deutsch Google (and Yahoo!) Sitemap Generator for Windows

clipped from java.dzone.com Faster Development With EasyWicket For this reason, I am proposing another approach by using annotations to create and configure components on the server side. In order to explain it, I will create a simple "new user" page.    @EasyWicket(id="form")    Form<Void> form;    @EasyWicket(id="form.txtName", value="name")    TextField<String> txtName;    @EasyWicket(id="form.countrySelection", value="selectedCountry",             list="countryList", idProperty="name", displayProperty="name")    DropDownChoice<Country> countrySelection;    @EasyWicket(id="form.btnSubmit", action="actionSubmit")    Button btnSubmit; addComponentInstantiationListener(new EasyWicketComponentListener()); I attached source codes as zip file. Also you can get codes from easywicket.sourceforge.net. easywicket.zip

Palo Open-Source

clipped from www.jedox.com Palo Open-Source Palo for Excel (OLAP and XL-Adding) Palo Suite (OLAP, ETL and Web) Gratuit

visural-wicket Open source Wicket components and tools

clipped from code.google.com visural-wicket Open source Wicket components and tools visural-wicket is a useful set of light-weight, loosely coupled components and utilities for the Apache Wicket web framework. Each component is designed to be easily integrated into any existing Wicket application with minimal dependencies. Each component is also designed to be easily customised to fit a particular system's requirements. Other than components, visural-wicket includes some other utilities that assist in the development of Wicket applications, such as an annotation-based mounting system, model templates and automatic "form view mode" component. Examples / Live Site The visural-wicket-examples application is in SVN, and is available live on GAE.

Combine RSS Feeds with Yahoo Pipes

clipped from www.seo-blog.com Search Engine Optimization for Site Owners and Small Businesses Combine RSS Feeds with Yahoo Pipes One of the easiest ways for a non-programmer to combine, aggregate and filter multiple RSS feeds into one is to use Yahoo! Pipes (YP). YP uses a sleek visual editor that allows the user to fetch and manipulate data sources, add user defined inputs and filter the content in a number of ways.

Modify request parameter with servlet filter

clipped from stackoverflow.com Modify request parameter with servlet filter An existing web application is running on Tomcat 4.1. There is an XSS issue with a page, but I can't modify the source. I've decided to write a servlet filter to sanitize the parameter before it is seen by the page.

Smile - GED

clipped from blog.smile.fr Médiathèque ? Juste une GED ? Non. Quelles notions range-t-on derrière le vocable de médiathèque ? Pourquoi ce n'est pas une simple GED un peu plus eye-candy que la normale. Pourquoi pas une simple GED ? Parce que ! La tendance est forte depuis quelques années de partager, publier des fichiers multimédia : photographies, vidéos, son. Ce phénomène est principalement dû à la popularisation des matériels permettant de créer de tels contenus. La conséquence : c'est l'explosion du volume de contenu généré. Sur la machine que j'utilise actuellement pour rédiger ce billet il y en a plus de 20000. Sur Flickr, c'est 5000 images qui sont déposées chaque minutes ! Imaginez les volumes de photos qui sont générés par une agence de presse, de communication ou même par le service de presse d'une grande PME.

Bonita | BPM Open Solution

clipped from www.bonitasoft.com DRAW your processes. CONNECT to your systems. Click to RUN. Bonita Open Solution Draw your processes - it's as easy as using a whiteboard Connect easily with your existing Information Systems Run your processes in one click

Bonita, BPM for human beings !

clipped from blog.smile.fr Bonita, BPM for human beings ! La gestion de procesus par les humains pour les humains. Une solution dédiée a l'automatisation de processus. Bonita n'est pas un petit nouveau, mais il a récemment amorcé un virage dans son évolution. Il y a à peine un an, il s'agissait encore d'une solution très théorique, communautaire, pleine de bonnes idées mais à laquelle il manquait une réelle vision concrète de terrain et d'entreprise. Depuis, le projet s'est restructuré, BonitaSoft a été fondé et Bonita 5 est sorti. L'effet est sans appel. Tout de suite, on est bluffé ! Des fonctions simples et claires, un déploiement en quelques clics. De bonnes idées... mises en œuvre.