Mar. 17th, 2005

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Nasty, Sweater, Lewd Miller
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This tutorial is a collection of information about using JavaScript and XSLT with Ant, and is focused towards intermediate to expert client-side web developers.
<project name="helloWorld" default="main" basedir=".">

<target name="setup">

<script language="javascript"> <![CDATA[

        echo = helloWorld.createTask("echo");
        main.addTask(echo);
        echo.setMessage("Hello World!");

    ]]> </script>

</target>

<target name="main" depends="setup"/>

</project>

generates:

setup:

main:
Hello World!

BUILD SUCCESSFUL
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Objects, components, and Web services have many features in common. Specifically:

• All are blobs of code that can do something.
• All have interfaces that describe what they can do.
• All live in a process somewhere.
• All live to do the bidding of a client.
• All support the concept of a client making requests by “invoking a method.”...
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Since last year I've been trying to find out the reason why my sites were not visible in Russia - and then, as it turned out, in Brazil too.

For about a week now I've been bugging my host with tracert logs.

They were even telling me that they do not honor tracert (Why can't I ping or Trace Route to your servers?

For security purposes, our servers are firewalled and will not respond to a ping or Trace Route.
) - which is a lie.

Now, they have finally confessed:


Hi,

Due to high levels of abuse from countires inlcuding Brazil, Russia, China
and Korea and other IP's in other countries includling the U.S. we do need
to block some IPs to protect our servers and our users. This is not a
failure but a normal security practice and many blockes to such IP ranges
take place at other points in the network that are beyond our control.

If you have further questions, please let us know.


Regards,
________________________________
Hummingbird Hosting


Pathetic idiots. 2/3 of projects on http://java.net are being maintained in Brazil. Do not they know that, rednecks.
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So, I think I got it.

Makefiles. Unique, ugly, hard to maintain, easy to deal with for those who do not understand XML.
IDE-specific files - cute, comfortable, you do not see them. PLATFORM-SPECIFIC, no portability.

Ant stuff. build.xml. Ugly, stupid logic, version drift. But!

I write one ant script, and I can call it from my huge makefile on Solaris, I can call it from IDEA, from JBuilder, from NetBeans! The same build.xml! Which just overrides all the inconvenience.

Now what is needed... build.xml editor!

Mister Protasov!
Be a nice guy, write a build.xml editor for Eclipse - the world will love you!

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