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Two Search Utilities for Linux

2007, April 6 - 00:50 — Sarath
locate If you know the name ( or part of the name ) of the file you are looking for, use 'locate'. You need to install “findutils-locate-4.2.27-12” if this command is missing in your system. locate is an indexing based search program. You should run “updatedb” for proper functioning of locate. Usually this is done using a cron job. locate will be faster than the “find” command, since it is using the index created by updatedb for searching.

Tomcat tasks using Apache Ant

2007, June 21 - 10:31 — laseelan
Deploying to Tomcat using ANT Tomcat Web server for servlets and JSP, has become more attractive to Ant developers since it comes with custom Ant tasks for deployment. To do this action you need to copy server/lib/catalina-ant.jar from your Tomcat 5 installation into the lib directory of your Ant installation to use these tasks. The Tomcat deployment tasks are deploy, reload, and undeploy; to use them, add these taskdef elements to your build file

GWT Kick Starter

2007, June 20 - 18:22 — laseelan
Coooool GWT I've always dreamed of having an Object-Oriented framework for developing rich web applications without having to worry about Javascript coding differences between different browsers.Google Widget Toolkit seems like the closest thing that we dreamt. Google Web Toolkit unifies client and server code into a single application written in one language: Java. GWT lets you create a web application in much the same way as you would create a Swing application---creating visual components, setting up event handlers,

Red Hat Developer Studio

2007, April 12 - 19:14 — laseelan
Exadel and Red Hat are Partnering to Open Source Exadel Studio Pro as Red Hat Developer Studio

RCS 2 CVS Migration

2007, April 2 - 15:46 — Sarath
The provided scripts migrates an RCS directory to a CVS repository with out loosing history and logging information associated with the files.
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