A few weeks ago I got a HTC Magic phone for my birthday, and a few days ago I started to look into the development process for this phone. It didn’t take long to adapt my java knowledge into how the Android OS operates, and soon I found myself doing some simple developing. Now, I’ve published my first simple tool in the Android markets, which you can find by searching for “What is my remote IP”. The application is of...

As I was struggling to figure out why I had a hard time getting some existing web-services to run on JBoss, I made some very limited web-service just to bug-track and see what was actually going on. This is a -very- limited example on a web-service that can be deployed on a JBoss installation. But it has enough in it, for you to use as a framework and continue to build on. You’re only limited by your own...

After spending hours bug-tracking and head-banging to try to convert some web-services made for Tomcat to run on JBoss I finally figured out a solution. While you earlier on configured the webservices in various XML configuration files for both Tomcat and JBoss – in JBoss you no longer need that. Simply right-click the package structure you want to generate as a web-service, and select “export”. Export the package...

I was browsing the web and found a open-source library for using SSH/SFTP connections in .NET. Thus I put together this example that contains methods to upload, download and list directories. I’ve made the class easy to use so that you can with ease implement progressbar and such on the transfers. Below you can see a screenshot from the example program. Download example and sources: Site Synchronizer (441) References: SharpSSH...

Ok, let’s face it – quite a few of the visitors you have on your page most likely already have a Facebook account. Wouldn’t it then be nice to let them be able to comment on your page without needing to register there as well? With this nice little plugin you can. A few steps is required though, but once completed you will make life quite easier for any visitor you have that might want to comment. The good part is that...

Use your default password and generate secure passwords on the various web-sites you visit. It’s a definitive fact that most of the people online uses just one, or at most – 3 passwords when they travel around the internet. Often these passwords are way to easy to figure out, either based on family, names, birthdates, soccer clubs or dictionary words. Taken this into consideration and based on some ideas that others suggested,...