Archive for the 'Web' Category
MSWord generation made easy(er)
2 Comments Published March 23rd, 2007 in Java, Software, Web, WindowsIn my swing application the requirement was that the user had to be able to issue an action, from a menu or from a button, that generates a letter from a defined msword template filled with data load from the database. Then the application should launch msword to make a preview that the user can [...]
In this post I’ll discuss a technique to generate Microsoft Excel compatible files without any third party library and in an easier than ever manner. If you ever faced the problem of generating Excel report/export from your application, I guess you know libraries like Jakarta POI and its wonderful APIs on the “Horrible SpreadSheet Format”. [...]
Email URL Encoder Tool
2 Comments Published October 31st, 2006 in Internet, JavaScript, Lifehacks, WebClient-side HTML table pagination with JavaScript
109 Comments Published September 27th, 2006 in JavaScript, WebA CSS for LinkedIn: from profile to a printable resume
3 Comments Published June 25th, 2006 in Lifehacks, WebLinkedIn is a web site that lets you build your business contact network and put online a sort of resume that people can search. Here is mine. Currently I’m looking for next occupation and I am evaluating some jobs. Observing the Italian IT landscape, the idea to go outside Italy is growing seriously. And it’s [...]
GTalk, Jabber and other IM protocols
9 Comments Published June 24th, 2006 in Internet, Lifehacks, WebSince Google released Google Talk (GTalk) I started using it. I liked it because it is (or seems) lightweight, it’s easy, and it’s able to notify me when I receive a new mail on GMail account. Also some friends was using it, so I had enough contacts. The problem was that there are too many [...]
Customizing websites with Firefox
0 Comments Published December 21st, 2005 in Firefox, Internet, WebWith Firefox you can define your preferences on how Firefox should display the web sites you visit. To do that, there’s a file called userContent.css in user home directory (in windows it’s placed on “C:\Documents and Settings\[user]\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\[8digits].default\chrome”); modifying this file you can, for example, modify default font style and size, to make website more [...]
How to do port redirection with Debian (and doing so, securing Tomcat)
6 Comments Published June 23rd, 2005 in Internet, Java, Linux, WebSearch
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