Thursday, May 31, 2007
Friday, April 13, 2007
some open source task management systems.
I have read about kiko.com which is an ajax calendar in
php (open source) .. the site is currently down. but this software couild have
been configured for our use.
php (open source) .. the site is currently down. but this software couild have
been configured for our use.
Moreover i found that the zimbra calendar is open source
but it is written in java
but it is written in java
these calendars are also in java and Ajax based
MOreover i want to tell u that zimbra also has and open
source version
source version
can we do this calendar in java if there is no problem
to the client , we can just configure one of these open source calendars ?
to the client , we can just configure one of these open source calendars ?
pls see this framework
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Sunday, April 8, 2007
j2me authentication problem
There were several issues with google authentication
1) The parameters needed to be encoded , i learnt it from the Java Client LOGIN APi provided by google. THe Java source had to be ported for use in j2me. As some java classes were not available in j2me.
2) Here is the response of a guy from google. Who helped me find the problem
related with j2me.
Please remove the outputStream.flush() call. This call will cause
some j2me-enabled devices to use chunked encoding on the POST. The
ClientLogin service does not seem to like chunked encoding.
3) How he detected the bug
Used the POST being generated by this j2me program and used it
along with 'openssl s_client' and curl to investigate and perform some
trial and error. This led to the discovery of the chunked encoding
problem-- a quick search on the web led to the removal of the flush()
as a solution.
1) The parameters needed to be encoded , i learnt it from the Java Client LOGIN APi provided by google. THe Java source had to be ported for use in j2me. As some java classes were not available in j2me.
2) Here is the response of a guy from google. Who helped me find the problem
related with j2me.
Please remove the outputStream.flush() call. This call will cause
some j2me-enabled devices to use chunked encoding on the POST. The
ClientLogin service does not seem to like chunked encoding.
3) How he detected the bug
Used the POST being generated by this j2me program and used it
along with 'openssl s_client' and curl to investigate and perform some
trial and error. This led to the discovery of the chunked encoding
problem-- a quick search on the web led to the removal of the flush()
as a solution.
Tellme Beta
Supposedly the best app in the mobile search category, they were acquired by MS and only support a few phones by Cingular/ATT and Sprint:
http://beta.tellme.com/content/tellme_by_mobile_overview.php
http://beta.tellme.com/content/tellme_by_mobile_overview.php
Blogging IDE laszlo problem
This is the download link of eclipse IDE with WTP tools and all the required prerequisites
http://download2.bea.com/pub/callisto/wtp153/wtp-all-in-one-sdk-R-1.5.3-win32.zip
THis is the download link of laszlo IDE , this IDE needs to be installed in eclipse by using Software update Manager.
http://www.riftware.com/laszlodev/laszloIDE.zip
THis is The LAszlo Server itself
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Instruction on setting up laszlo IDE , pls read the step 7 and 8 carefully :
http://wiki.openlaszlo.org/Installation_Instructions
discussions on the design veiw problem :
http://www.openlaszlo.org/pipermail/laszlo-user/2005-November/002160.html
I am having problems with the design view.
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Monday, April 2, 2007
Apple's News Reader
http://scobleizer.com/2007/03/31/apple-collaborating-with-amazon-google-and-cingular-on-new-ireader/
It’s a unique version of Google’s Reader, built to use the “iStrip” navigation device. It’ll come by default with some feeds, they aren’t sure how many.
It’s a unique version of Google’s Reader, built to use the “iStrip” navigation device. It’ll come by default with some feeds, they aren’t sure how many.
Techmeme Goes Mini
Here's another RSS news site offering content formatted for mobile devices:
http://www.techmeme.com/mini
http://www.techmeme.com/mini
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