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TopCoder Problem
Petr
Petr presents solution for Top Coder problem concerning the number of ways that such a seating arrangement is possible.
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iText: a tool that can produce PDF files
Bruno Lowagie
Bruno Lowagie presents iText library: which is a tool that can produce PDF files with all kinds of content: text, images, barcodes, tables and columns. Bruno describes also the beginnings of this library as well as his own experiences related to developing open source software.
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ECOM: plugins for Symbian OS
Rafał Kocisz
This article presents an introduction to ECOM - the plugin framework for the Symbian operating system. From my own professional experience I know that Symbian plugins can be extremely useful, but the first contact with the ECOM framework can be somewhat overwhelming, especially if you're just getting to know Symbian itself.
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New Symbian 9.1 release
Wojciech Kurek
Recent studies show that sales of Symbian-based mobile devices have increased by 131% in the third quarter of 2005, reaching a total of 8.5 million devices and bringing the total number of Symbian users to 48 million. In this article, the author presents the latest Symbian 9.1 release which brings a number of significant changes and some revolutionary new features.
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NetBeans IDE with NetBeans Mobility Pack
Martin Brehovsky, Karol Harezlak
In this article the authors would like to show how to create an application running on a mobile phone, which is able to connect to the server and get information from it. As an example the authors have chosen an application running on a mobile device with support for JavaME with MIDP profile (i.e. most of the mobile phones available today), which is able to monitor virtual machine of the JavaEE server using the Java Management Extensions API. They will use Java 1.5 and NetBeans IDE with NetBeans Mobility Pack installed – this is all we need to create and run the application.
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Debugging J2ME-based Mobile Applications
Adam Szarecki
Surprisingly enough, debugging applications written using the Java J2ME technology is a very problematic task. Most programmers use various emulators for that purpose, which reproduces physical devices in software; then again, this approximation is often far from perfect. When one comes across a problem which cannot be reproduced using an emulator, it presents a major technical problem. This article presents two possible solutions to this problem.
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Automatic Position Reporting System
Radosław Kamowski
APRS (Automatic Position Reporting System) is an amateur-radio system allowing on-line transmission of position of mobile stations through short packet reports addressed to all other stations. The author describes how to build complete mobile device which can be realised all needed functions.
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Developing a custom database - LhimkDB. Part 4: adding tree structure support
Paweł Marciniak
In this final article of the series, Paweł will extend the basic database to support tree-structured data storage. LhimkDB layers, the tree structure functionality can be used as an independent component, and adding it does not preclude the use of LhimkDB as a key-value database. The author will emphasis that the database development is easy and nice.
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Java EE 5, or It's Easier Now to Be a Programmer
Arkadiusz Rosiński
Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) is a popular environment for developing enterprise-level applications. We are expecting a release of the specification of the new version of the platform in the first quarter of 2006; it is to be called Java Platform Enterprise Edition 5. In this article Arkadiusz presents solutions implemented in the new version.
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Driving a QA Effort for Cross-Platform Products
Christopher ''Trip'' Artrip
The author will show you how to organise work on product testing. As the QA Manager one can have own personal choices of features and changes but your main job is to get a starting idea of what resources and how much time you will need to get the new release tested according to your company's high quality standards. He presents the Grantt table and all what is needed to make you work easier.
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Design antipatterns - evil practices in software engineering
Stefan Turalski
Even though computer science is a relatively young discipline, typically thought of as highly dynamic and thus eluding the constraints of standards and specifications, anyone who works in the field long enough will begin to see recurring patterns, both for good and bad solutions. In this article, Stefan describes the evil practises in software engineering.
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