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Tabs in a TextBox

Posted on July 17, 2011 by sseaman

Anyone who uses the web and happens to be programmer knows that at some point you are in a HTML TextBox and as your typing away you hit the tab to indent the line….. and you end up in the … Continue reading →

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Setting on a Set()

Posted on July 7, 2011 by sseaman

Maybe this post should be called ‘Setting on a Sunset()’ but Oracle now owns Java, and ‘Setting on an OracleSet()’ sounds programmatically correct but it just doesn’t have the same ring (or the feel of a nice drink in your … Continue reading →

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Spring, Quartz, and Persistence

Posted on June 6, 2011 by sseaman

Spring is great, Spring is fun, Spring is best when it’s one on one (props to George Michael). No, really, Spring is a great architecture. Its easily configured, highly flexible, and comes with a ton of already coded utils for … Continue reading →

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Recursion is as Recursion does

Posted on May 6, 2011 by sseaman

Recursion. It’s one of those questions you see in most interview questions. Usually it’s in the context of something like ‘Calculate Fibonacci numbers’ or something along those lines with the intent of determining if you understand recursion. Its a great … Continue reading →

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Websphere, Hibernate, JPA, with a twist of Classpath hell

Posted on February 15, 2011 by sseaman

Problem Recently I had to take a .war project that utilized Hibernate 3.5 and JPA 2.0 and deploy it in WebSphere 7.0. It has been quite a long time since I worked with WebSphere and was very happy to find … Continue reading →

Posted in Java, Programming | 19 Comments