Hi Coders, Can anyone with a video camera make it to our next meeting? Some absent members are keen to get the goods. Next meeting is next week, 7th Dec -...
For those who haven't read him, Martin Fowler is a popular writer. Sometimes he blogs about Java or Ruby. I thought his latest post might interest some on...
... Nice link! After spending a few weeks doing serious Ruby, I can attest to its ease of use. Multi-line Java idioms now are simple one liners. It's a...
I enjoyed Philip's presentation on Fortress. (Thanks, Philip!) I've never used Fortran, but now I think I'd like to try Fortress when it becomes available,...
Hi All, Many thanks to Philip for his excellent presentation last night. I've been updating the website and you'll find slides from all of last nights...
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Hi, I am Jeff Barr, Web Services Evangelist for Amazon.com's web services (http://aws.amazon.com and http://aws.typepad.com). I will be coming to Honolulu next...
Hi Jeff, ... I, for one, would be very interested. Could you tailor your examples to either Java (preferred) or Ruby? Nothing like geeking out in paradise! ...
I second this. If he could come and speak and perhaps show us a Java API wrapper for the Amazon web services, that would be awesome. On a side note, I highly...
I enjoyed the LISP presentation a while back. Here's a link about how to do LISP with Java: http://jroller.com/page/berlinbrown?entry=part_2_of_the_lisp Seth...
I'd like to see it too. Early question: at AWS, which is more popular, SOAP or REST? Which do you recommend? http://www.petefreitag.com/item/431.cfm Cheers, ...
Ok, this sounds great. I do have Java code to demo, and I love to talk about SOAP vs. REST (in fact I have an entire slide for it). Once I have confirmation of...
I'd third (fourth) that too. Where would you like to meet the group? I'm not sure if there's a regular HJUG meeting (at the Univ of Hawaii) on the 11th or...
... I think we can easily get a room at the Manoa Innovation Center if we need it. Though meetings with beer have a strange allure. ... Actually, I think that...
So, if you translated the getStockPrice to REST, what would it look like? Still a HTTP POST with a XML document? I don't understand the definition verb here. ...
Hi Jeff, Sorry not to get back to you faster, I've been in transit the last few days. We have a group meeting scheduled for Jan 11th, 6-8pm. We'd be very...
... In REST, the Stock Price is a Resource, and thus it has a URI (as all things on the web do). Something like: http://example.com/stockprice/ibm Applying...
Hi Guys, I released SDL 1.0.0 today: http://sdl.ikayzo.org/docs/display/sdl/downloads I've been using a framework that allows Swing screens to be laid out in...
Aloha, My name's Scott, and I'm a web programmer with 10 years of experience. I moved to Hawaii in August and have been getting a feel for my new environment. ...
OK, after reading about REST, I understand now. With SOAP, everything is sent as XML. Everything has to be representable as XML. REST is more a style, you can...
... This, in a nutshell, is why people find REST so attractive. Virtually everyone knows how to code up an HTTP GET, and everyone seems to know how to parse...
... One major tenet of REST is that everything has an identifier (the URI). In SOAP, the only identifier is that of the endpoint, which is not the same...