The Code: Drawing Graphs from O'Reilly Connection

As promised, the code for drawing graphs from the O'Reilly Connection FOAF documents is available. The Subversion repository linked to below contains a very straightforward Python script which can be used to generate dot files for Graphviz.

The code can be found at the following locations:

Fed Up with Java Web Applications

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Java is quite possibly the worst technology choice for a web application. I'm growing tired of the constant need to kill server / compile / restart server. Maybe it is the fact that I'm being forced to use Resin? Maybe not. But, in general, Ruby on Rails is appearing more and more enticing the more I use Basecamp.

Checked Exception, Java 5 Annotations: A Proposal

While Commons BeanUtils is one of the most useful components in Jakarta Commons, it does require a great deal of exception handling madness to accomplish some very simple tasks. Take, for example, copying bean's properties from one instance of a bean to another. Since BeanUtils throws checked exceptions, almost all code that deals with beans in a dynamic manner is full of try/catch blocks.

My article (The Hidden Gems of Jakarta Commons, Part 1) is linked to from Charles Ditzel's Java Technology Pointers over at the Sun Developer Network.

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My article (The Hidden Gems of Jakarta Commons, Part 1) is linked to from Charles Ditzel's Java Technology Pointers over at the Sun Developer Network. Cool. Now if I could just manage to find the time to write Part 2 of that three part series...

"Filtering Collections with JXPath or JEXL"

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There was another interesting question on the commons-user list today. Someone asked about using Commons JEXL to filter the contents of a Collection.

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