Michael Yuan has a quick article about using Seam to program web apps for the iPhone in Seam. He’s using the iui framework, which looks pretty nice. It gives you the music player/everything look and feel in a web page. See the demo for an example.
Java Profiler
The Java Profiler to use is apparently YourKit. It’s very reasonable at $500 per license. It’s also worth checking open source options, but you can also get a free 15 day eval of YourKit.
EJB Annotation Cheat Sheet
Philipp Meier put together an excellent EJB Annotation Cheat Sheet for version 3.0.
JavaScript Cookbook
No, not the O’Reily book, this is a good website that has a lot of JavaScript code, in case you find yourself in need… http://www.java2s.com/Code/JavaScript/CatalogJavaScript.htm As you might imagine, there are examples for more things in the entire website… http://java2s.com/
Client Side Collapse/Expand
Want to do it directly with javascript? Here’s an example, including changing a collapse/expand button, that I snagged from somewhere…
Block Enter Key Submit
Sometimes you want a form to submit when the enter key is pressed, most times you don’t… here’s the code to block it from happening…
Phatch
Phatch sounds like an interesting application… basically a batch processor for photos. I’ve been using ImageMagick for a while now, and it seems to have more options, but Phatch might have some good uses for pretty drop-shadows, etc. Something to play with later…
Java 2 CS
I don’t code in C# very frequently, but every once in a while you need to hack something together for a small windows program… The site Java2cs has a nice, fairly usable reference for those of us used to the Java nomenclature and such. Every example includes a complete source file, which can be quite… Continue reading Java 2 CS
SQL Server Management Studio
Ah… SQL Server. How I loathe thee. For example, here are all the annoying things that I have to remember. You specify a port number with a comma, not the standard colon: dbserver,1434 char fields return with padded spaces… I imagine I’ll add to this list as I find other things.
JBoss Web Services Console
I found it rather hard to find this thanks to the generic words “web” “services” and “console”, but JBoss has a handy little console for their web services (if you use their implementation). It is available when JBoss is running at — http://{server-name}/jbossws — and can tell you what services are available, how many times… Continue reading JBoss Web Services Console