open office og edb, ergogroup

digi.no - OpenOffice klar for norske erobringer: "EDB og ErgoGroup som har hjulpet henholdsvis Kongsberg og Kvinnherad kommune med å integrere OpenOffice i sine saks- og arkivsystemer.

Både EDB og ErgoGroup har nå en uttalt strategi om å levere åpne saks- og arkivløsninger."

XML/SWF Charts

XML/SWF Charts: "XML/SWF Charts is a simple, yet powerful tool to create attractive web charts and graphs from dynamic XML data.

Create an XML source to describe a chart, then pass it to this tool's flash file to generate the chart. The XML source can be prepared manually, or generated dynamically using any scripting language (PHP, ASP, CFML, Perl, etc.)

XML/SWF Charts makes the best of both the XML and SWF worlds. XML provides flexible data generation, and Flash provides the best graphic quality."

digi.no - Intel lanserer billig Linux-drevet filtjener

vår neste filserver?

digi.no - Intel lanserer billig Linux-drevet filtjener: "Enheten tar opp til fire 3,5 tommers SATA-disker på mellom 80 GB og 500 GB hver
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Enheten installeres og konfigureres ... ved hjelp av en veiviser i et web-grensesnitt. En innebygget FTP-server sørger for filoverføringene.
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Prisen er antydet til å ligge fra 700 til 2000 dollar"

såg også nokre lenker i kommentarane:
* TerraStation 1.0TB Nettverksdisk
* eit open source-prosjekt/ lagrings-server

Java Script Development Tools

scriptaculous wiki: "Java Script Development Tools"

tips frå Inge.

frameworks

eg drar gjerne på tssjs 2006....

TSSJS BOF: Web Framework Sweet Spots: "The objective of this BOF is to discuss the various open source web frameworks and what each does well. Matt kicks off the discussion by highlighting the good features of various frameworks, (results of pre-conference discussions with various framework authors to get their opinions on what problems their framework solves best) as well as debunk some myths based on audience members real-world experiences.

Yesterday, I sent an e-mail the authors of the most popular web frameworks in JavaLand. In my opinion, these are (in alphabetical order): Cocoon, JSF, RIFE, Seam, Spring MVC, Spring Web Flow, Struts, Trails, Tapestry, WebWork and Wicket."

Spring Web Flow 1.0 EA Released

Spring Web Flow 1.0 EA Released: "SWF allows you to capture logical page flows as self-contained controller modules that are reusable in different situations. The system is ideal for web applications that guide users through controlled interactions that support business processes. These user interactions, or conversations, typically span HTTP requests and may be dynamic and transactional in nature.

As an embeddable page flow and conversational state engine, Spring Web Flow integrates with existing frameworks such as Spring MVC, Spring Portlet MVC, JSF, and Struts."

synest eg såg at Tapestry-støtte også var på planen.