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J2EEReading and Writing QT Files, JMenu, A Success Story
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Published: 10th Aug 2005 |
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Add CommentFiled in: J2EEby chromatic ONJava Newsletter for 02/20/2003 Dear Readers, Your editor spoke at a Linux User Group on Tuesday night, and was treated to a heartwarming story about an ex-mainframe guy, laid off last year, who started his own company and now sells J2EE solutions to small businesses. (It was also nice to hear that he'd realized, on his own, that PostgreSQL fit his needs far better than Access.) To everyone involved in projects like Cactus, Ant, jUnit, Tomcat, and XDoclet (the projects he...n
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