Running Multiple Versions of IE on Win 7 with Virtual PC
My coworker Chad sent out a link to this article on the SitePoint blog a long time ago (probably about a year and a half ago) and I’ve been meaning to try it since that day, but just …
JMeter JUG
I presented an introduction to JMeter at our local Java User’s Group here in Indianapolis, known as IndyJUG. For those who attended the meeting, I promised to make the presentation slides and …
JavaMail and Gmail Simplified Part 5: Epilogue
I know that this is way too long as it is, but in going through my folders I found a folder where I was keeping example code found out in cyberland and I wanted to share part of the code that seems to …
JavaMail and Gmail Simplified Part 4: The Code, Sending and Receiving
OK, back to the task at hand. If we are successful at connecting, we can do some real work with our Gmail account. Sending and receiving messages with attachments, multipart messages, HTML messages, …
JavaMail and Gmail Simplified Part 3: The Code, Logging In
Finally!! Let’s look at some code. Here is a simple Gmail client object in its entirety Fist let’s dissect each piece. This is the setup and connection code: Notice the creation of the …
JavaMail and Gmail Simplified Part 2: The Objects
First let’s explore the main objects that we are concerned with for simple interfacing of a Java application with a Gmail account using the Javamail API. The Session object is the main object …
JavaMail and Gmail Simplified Part 1: Introduction
This post in its entirety turned out to be quite a bit longer than I originally thought it would be, so I am going to break it into parts. Caution: This is going to be very basic and is written for …
The Black Hole of Technology
When I was first studying up for job interviews I experienced a phenomenon I am calling “The Black Hole of Technology.” I would look up one acronym, framework title, or protocol …