
Running a Jar File in JSP seems to be relatively simple using the Runtime class as:
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("java -jar /path_to_jar/myfile.jar");

Look at the iPod in space, free floating inside one of NASA's Space Shuttle over the Gulf of Mexico.

The Nokia 770 is an Internet tablet running Debian Linux on a 4.13" diagonal screen with a resolution of 800x480. It supports 802.11b and Bluetooth, using either to connect to the Internet. It sports a virtual keyboard, but will also include handwriting recognition. In addition to the Opera web browser, the 770 will also ship with a RSS news reader, an Internet radio, various media players, a PDF viewer, and Flash v6 compatibility. Think it supports all real latest technologies. >>

Meet iGuy the first bendable, posable friend for you and your iPod! Not only is iGuy fun, he's fully functional- offering great rubberized protection, docking capability, and screen protection for your iPod or iPod Photo. >>

Dogpile search engine released a little Flash application, called as "Missing Pieces" that lets us query Google, Ask Jeeves, and Yahoo simultaneously and see the overlap between results. Cool Designed tool and quite useful for search comparison.>>

Joel Swanson has developed a COOL 3-D representation of the Adobe Photoshop interface. It’s looks GREAT and reminds me the Sun’s Project looking glass. >>

America Online today launched Netscape Browser 8.0, the first major update to its browser since Netscape 7.0 was released in 2002. Based on Mozilla Firefox, this latest release can render pages using either the Gecko or Internet Explorer layout engines. Other new features include Site Controls (per-site security settings), the MultiBar (a toolbar for personalised content), a new way of automatically filling in forms and a quick way of clearing private data like the browsing history. Unlike previous releases, Netscape Browser 8.0 is just a Web browser (no email application, newsgroups client or Web page editor), though it does include an integrated AOL Instant Messenger and ICQ client. >>

iDiddy solves the problem of hand carrying our iPod and having to untagle our earbud wires. It's fashinable design is worn around the neck. Our earbuds are always convienent and tangle free. >>

Installing Fedora Core on the Mac mini, seems to be very simple with this tutorial by Colin Charles from. >>

Watch the Dell Tech Force Movie to check out the alligience of PC megacorps who try to take on the future??!. >>

Xopus, a browser based XML editor is completely written in javascript and relies on the MSXML ActiveX component and is therefore not working with FireFox and Opera. It offers different views for editing the xml but the main feature is the WYSIWYG XML editor. This is provided by on-the-fly transformation of the xml using an xml specific xml stylesheet. Besides text it is also possible to include other content like images or multimedia. >>

Google Personalized Homepage, allows us to customize our Google home page with Gmail, Stock Market , BBC News, Google News , Weather , Wired News , Slashdot , Movies, Driving Directions and lots of things to personalize the google to our taste and it's still in beta. http://www.google.com/ig

Google Desktop Search for Enterprise helps you easily manage the ever-growing mountain of information located on your computers and includes key standards-based administrator features that provide enhanced security, centralized configuration and easy company-wide deployment. The new enterprise edition features are a big deal for IT administrators:
Centrally control user features and preferences
Encrypt all user data and search index files
Easily deploy using the included installation package
Test new versions before distributing
The optional Premium Support package offers consultation deploying Google Desktop Search, guaranteed response times for any issues and early notification of new versions.
desktop.google.com/enterprise/download.html

Here are a few dozen things you can do with your iPod besides listen to music. It sounds quite interesting and useful too. >>

Found an interesting tutorial on Overview of UML from IBM Rational Software. It briefs about software modeling, model-driven development, MDA, UML requirements, philosophy, and structure. Highly recommended for beginners and explained in simple terms. You can download the .ppt file from HERE!.

Dodgeball is a new service which can tell you which of your friends are within a ten block radius of where you are. On May 11th dodgeball.com was acquired by Google. Once you’ve signed up and registered your cellphone number with them, it only works in NYC, Boston, LA, Philadelphia, and San Francisco. Now Dodgeball is in right hands and going to be spread all over the world by the power of Google. >>

Watch the interesting Store Wars :) . >>

PodGear’s new PocketParty Shuffle is a new speaker system that turns an iPod shuffle into the world’s tiniest ghetto blaster. The iPod shuffle simply plugs into the top of the PocketParty via the headphone port. The device has two speakers and a status light on one side. It’s not clear if you’ll be able to control the iPod shuffle’s playback options with the PocketParty controls. >>

Using Skins in Swing Applications is relatively simple, I have tried lots of skins and it’s quite interesting to change the Look and Feel. Look at a sample application with customized skin and default swing skin.

Google Content Blocker effectively blocks all Web site content, leaving only the advertisements. After we install. When it find a site that has content, it will block that content so we see only the ads. It all happens automatically. >>

As Windows celebrates its 20th anniversary, it conducts a Windows PC Design Competition for students, developer to win $125,000USD. For those, who fell [like me] windows is buggy; why not try to change that. If you are a MS guy, it’s definitely for you and entry starts from May 18th. >>

My friend Prashanth, pointed me to this very cool interesting ASCII Matrix. We can also increase the frame rate as needed. >>

Apple just released iTunes 4.8 for both Mac OS X and Windows. According to the brief release notes, version 4.8 includes new Music Store features and support for transferring contacts and calendars from our computer to our iPod.
iTunes 4.8 also adds new video features, including the ability to drag and drop movie clips from your computer into the iTunes Library for easy cataloging and organization. Clips appear with a new movie camera icon in your library. >>

Google have launched Blogger Mobile. All we need to do to use it is send an email or MMS from our phone to go@blogger.com - and that's it. They automatically create our blog, and whatever text or photos (or both) we send in the message becomes our post. Hey, that's really GREAT Google!! >>

Google.org is the philanthropic arm of Google. It is currently working on staffing as well as defining the goals, priorities, and principles of Google.org. I think it will used for some social focused purpose. >>

First import the Cursor class and next set the cursor type for the container and check for the operation and show the wait cursor, when the operation is done change the cursor to the default cursor.
import java.awt.Cursor.*;
Container c = frame.getContentPane();
. . .
c.setCursor(Cursor.getPredefinedCursor(Cursor.WAIT_CURSOR));
. . . // some operations
c.setCursor(Cursor.getPredefinedCursor(Cursor.DEFAULT_CURSOR));

Apple has not included Internet Explorer in OS X Tiger. Microsoft has discontinued the browser since most Mac users have switched to Safari, and now presumably Apple has decided that IE is so out of date that it’s not worth including. Also, IE for Mac hasn’t been patched in months. >>
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