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September 6, 2009    Posted in: Web crawler   No Comments

Xwave – a media player written in VB

It was back to 2001 when I was  firstly introduced to programing, and Visual Basic was the first programing language that I have learnt. Actually, I had known Pascal before and had written some codes on the black-and-white CMD screen, but they were just boring stuff. Therefore, jumping into a very WYSIWYG developent environment like VB was an amazing step forward.

I found myself falling into VB and spent hours and hours programming. My first product in VB was Xwave, a media player that was lately awarded the second prize at Da Nang Aptech Young Talent Contest. The program has all the typical features of a media player such as Play list, Audio playing, Video playing, Visualization, CD playing, Skins

About Xwave:
Media Player written in Visual Basic
Awarded second prize at Da Nang Aptech Young Talent Contest

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July 2, 2009    Posted in: Web crawler   No Comments

Sping Framework – step by step tutorial (2)

Part 2 – Developing and Configuring the Application

his is Part 2 of a step-by-step account of how to develop a web application from scratch using the Spring Framework. In Part 1 (Steps 1 – 12) we configured the environment and set up a basic application that we will build upon.

This is what we have to start with.

  • An introduction page index.jsp.
  • A DispatcherServlet with a corresponding springapp-servlet.xml configuration file.
  • A controller springappController.java.
  • A view hello.jsp.

We will now improve on these parts to build a more useful application. Read the rest of this post »

June 30, 2009    Posted in: Web Development   No Comments

Spring Framework – step by step tutorial (1)

Part 1 – Basic Application and Environment Setup

This is a step-by-step account of how to develop a web application from scratch using the Spring Framework.

Prerequisites:

  • Java SDK (I am currently using version 1.4.2)

  • Ant (using version 1.6.2)

  • Apache Tomcat (using version 5.0.2)

You should also be reasonably comfortable using the above software.

I am not going to cover a lot of background information or theory in this document — there are plenty of books available that covers this in depth. Instead we will dive right into developing the application.
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June 29, 2009    Posted in: Web Development   No Comments