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17 January 2003

GC Pain

Not learn how GC works, where's the fun in that Jason :)


8:44:41 AM    comment []

Weekend Ahead....

Looking after my god daughter all Saturday, taking her swimming should be fun she drank half the pool last time :)

Em is baby sitting on Sunday so I hope to get on the bike, weather forecast is not great but what's rain and mud to a proper biker !!!


8:36:27 AM    comment []

Should IBM buy Sun

Why not ;-)


8:34:20 AM    comment []

CFMX for .NET

Had a number of ideas for this, it's just finding the time to work on them :)


8:33:07 AM    comment []

Flash Remoting for J2EE article

Alon Salant (who's name I know but just can't remember where from :) has proposed an article to the CFMX list on best pratices for working with Flash Remoting and J2EE, he currently looking for someone to publish it. Looking forward to seeing it released.


8:32:12 AM    comment []

ASTranslator for Flash Remoting

This is a rather interesting project that extends Flash Remoting for J2EE so that Java objects are serialized/deserialized using Bean style introspection. Simply put it prevents Flash from seeing every object in your class but rather (as OOP should do) the class's you mark as viewable from outside the class.

It would be interesting to see if this shows up in Flash Remoting for .NET as something like ASTranslator would need creating.


8:28:09 AM    comment []

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