Posted by Balaji D Loganathan in the early morning: January 18th, 2008
Well, this blog is not to tell you to resign from your current job 
, but the intention is to share some points that you should consider before you quit a job.
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Posted by Balaji D Loganathan around lunchtime: November 27th, 2007
While developing and testing the Java EE web applications, people often needs a way to immediately web-view the changes that they have made in their JSP or HTML or Javascript.
For people who are using Eclipse or intelliJ as their IDE might also like to see their changes in serverside Java files applied over the deployed webapp’s immediately.
Lets see how this can be done using Maven (more…)
Posted by Balaji D Loganathan in the early afternoon: September 20th, 2007
A short overview on some of the XML rendering tools that i have experimented with.
While the applications of XML is a very broad topic, this blog will focus only on some of the tools available to use XML electronic forms creation, submission and exchange.
Example : An electronic purchase order or Invoice exchanged between two partners.
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Posted by Balaji D Loganathan around lunchtime: April 27th, 2007
If your job role involves activities like “web page scripting, AJAX, interactive user interface development, HTML content rendering, rich content website development and whatever that you do to get the webpage up and showing”, then you might find this blog entry handy while setting up your PC for web application/UI developments.
This blog entry is not about web layout or image design & development.
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Posted by Balaji D Loganathan in the early afternoon: April 20th, 2007
I am trying to use Jfreechart in .NET and I need someone to help me to get ride of issue.
If you have some free time and if you are interested in doing weird things like this, please drop a comment so that we can try to get this working.
Yes I am not kidding.
Posted by Balaji D Loganathan mid-afternoon: April 4th, 2007
The idea is to validate the username/password as soon as the user enters the data into the form input field of the browser.
The code snippets below will show how to do this using the XMLHttpRequest (XHR) object. The XHR (or so called AJAX) helps to do this without making the webpage reload after hitting the server.
Well, you can use famous JavaScript libraries like Prototype, dwr or Dojo to do this. Using them will also reduce the code size. But… if you are interested in knowing how this is really done using XHR directly, then read on…