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In response to: Cross Platform Code Signing
edulib [Visitor]
If you want to replace keytool with a GUI tool then you can use CERTivity.
http://www.edulib.com/products/keystores-manager/
It can handle different types of keystores (JKS, JCEKS, PKCS12, BKS, UBER, Windows) and digital signatures.
http://www.edulib.com/products/keystores-manager/
It can handle different types of keystores (JKS, JCEKS, PKCS12, BKS, UBER, Windows) and digital signatures.
Permalink 02/18/13 @ 07:35 
In response to: How does Java Security Flaw affect Desktop Applications
Sandy Smith [Visitor]
thanks for your easy to follow write up about Java, and how to go about fixing the issues.
Permalink 01/19/13 @ 08:56 
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kids-animation-software [Visitor]
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Super Mario 64 Claymashen 21-33
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Permalink 12/02/12 @ 14:45 
In response to: Cross Platform Code Signing
victor.ewert [Member]
Thanks for the info about jsign. It looks interesting, and I'll give it a try on my next release.
Permalink 10/13/12 @ 16:09 
In response to: Cross Platform Code Signing
Emmanuel Bourg [Visitor]
There is now an Ant task for signing Windows executable files:
http://ebourg.github.com/jsign
The task is platform independent and doesn't rely on native tools like signtool or signcode. And if you already have a keystore for signing jar files you can reuse it directly, no need to generate the SPC/PVK files.
http://ebourg.github.com/jsign
The task is platform independent and doesn't rely on native tools like signtool or signcode. And if you already have a keystore for signing jar files you can reuse it directly, no need to generate the SPC/PVK files.
Permalink 10/05/12 @ 07:15 In response to: Calling Javascript from a Java Applet
nice review [Visitor]
nice review
Calling Javascript from a Java Applet
Calling Javascript from a Java Applet
Permalink 09/26/12 @ 05:41 In response to: Geocaching app for iPhone/iPod Review
victor.ewert [Member]
Sorry, iPod touch does not come with a built in GPS.
Permalink 08/19/12 @ 14:25 
In response to: Geocaching app for iPhone/iPod Review
Kathy [Visitor]
One question: Can we use the Ipod as a gps with a compass ?
Permalink 08/16/12 @ 09:50 
In response to: Storage Options for Android Developers
Aadam Gibson [Visitor]
I am fresher of Android programming; I think this is great information which helpful to my future project.
Permalink 08/16/12 @ 05:29 
In response to: Types of Testing
Vishnu Vadulan [Visitor]
thank you for providing these informations.....i would like to know about backend testing......tools used....could you please help me out....thanks in advance......
Permalink 07/25/12 @ 12:12 In response to: Cross Platform Code Signing
Arun [Visitor]
Arun
Cross Platform Code Signing
Cross Platform Code Signing
Permalink 05/02/12 @ 23:06 
In response to: Cross Platform Code Signing
Malli [Visitor]
Thanks. Its a point of signing source for all the platforms.
Permalink 04/12/12 @ 01:07 In response to: Installing Java on Windows
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Installing Java on Windows
Installing Java on Windows
Permalink 02/29/12 @ 17:34 
In response to: Cross Platform Code Signing
John Dallman [Visitor]
Thanks for this - it explains a buinch of concepts that I couldn't find in Apple documentation.
Permalink 02/22/12 @ 07:41 In response to: BlackBerry Simulators Reference Guide for Eclipse 3.5 plugin
leather jackets [Visitor]
leather jacket
Thank you for your article.Very informative.
Thank you for your article.Very informative.
Permalink 02/15/12 @ 11:48 In response to: Navigationg BlackBerry Screen Saving flow
leather jackets [Visitor]
leather jacket
Thank you for your article.Very informative.
Thank you for your article.Very informative.
Permalink 02/15/12 @ 11:38 
In response to: Unit Converter reviews for iPhone/iPod
axoniclabs [Visitor]
gUnit and gUnit Lite for iOS from axoniclabs are great unit converter apps as well. Check them out at http://www.axoniclabs.com/gUnit/
Permalink 02/09/12 @ 08:49 In response to: PWMinder receives 5 Stars from Best Vista Downloads
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PWMinder receives 5 Stars from Best Vista Downloads
PWMinder receives 5 Stars from Best Vista Downloads
Permalink 02/03/12 @ 11:51 
In response to: Types of Testing
reddy [Visitor]
Thank you so much this is very helpful for me......................
Permalink 01/23/12 @ 18:23 
In response to: BlackBerry Simulators Reference Guide for Eclipse 3.5 plugin (Part 2)
Matthew C. Kriner [Visitor]
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Permalink 01/07/12 @ 03:52 
In response to: Types of Testing
Gousia [Visitor]
This article is so awesome that after reading this i need not to remember the definitions of various types of testing.I can give the real life scenarios and that way i am able to remember all that i read.Simply awesome.Thanks for sharing such a wonderful gift with us
Permalink 12/16/11 @ 03:48 
In response to: Test Automation
QTP tester [Visitor]
Very good analysis about automation.You have explained very clearly.If you mention some tools like QTP,Winrunner........and what are all the benefits,when will we use particular means it will be more helpful.
thanks for the detailed analysis and sharing.
http://qtpbook.com/
Permalink 10/03/11 @ 06:32 
In response to: Cross Platform Code Signing
motorcycle transport [Visitor]
What you are trying to do is not an easy task, I am also trying it but I ma facing some problems while dealing with the exe conversion factor.If you can provide any help please let me know.
Permalink 09/22/11 @ 07:06 
In response to: Essential Software for your PC - Part 2 - Productivity Software
freelance writer [Visitor]
Wow. I can save a lot of money now! But I've already spent a huge sum of money!
Permalink 09/21/11 @ 13:36 
In response to: Cross Platform Code Signing
Sohail [Visitor]
FYI, this only works if you import the cert into your login keychain. Otherwise it perpetually asks to unlock the System keychain everytime you codesign.
Permalink 09/20/11 @ 00:41 
In response to: Types of Testing
uma [Visitor]
excellent information.want explanation about compatibility and cross browser. cross browser is nothing but we will test the application in different browsers like IE,Firefox,chrome....
Permalink 08/12/11 @ 06:12 
In response to: Types of Testing
swaroopa [Visitor]
Thankyou very much
this is very useful for me.
Permalink 07/29/11 @ 04:10 
In response to: Essential Software for your PC - Part 2 - Productivity Software
James Carter [Visitor]
In this article the description is very clear and helpful. It describes everything clearly. I enjoyed the article very much. I also have read a article about this topic here "http://www.techyv.com/article/some-essential-software-internet-users" which is very helpful also.
Permalink 07/19/11 @ 16:01 
In response to: Essential Software for your PC - Part 2 - Productivity Software
Stewart Sims [Visitor]
Google Calendar is another productivity tool that I found became so important to me, I developed a web app called meetingShed which integrates with it to make booking meetings / appointments straightforward. Please do check it out and if you like it recommend it to others.
Permalink 06/22/11 @ 10:10 
In response to: Adding Style and Color to Blackberry Labels
rizeletry [Visitor]
I find myself coming to your blog more and more often to the point where my visits are almost daily now!
Permalink 06/07/11 @ 12:24 In response to: Calling Javascript from a Java Applet
rizeletry [Visitor]
Very Interesting Information! Thank You For Thi Post!
Permalink 06/07/11 @ 12:24 In response to: BlackBerry Simulators Reference Guide for Eclipse 3.5 plugin
rizeletry [Visitor]
Very informative post. Thanks for taking the time to share your view with us.
Permalink 06/07/11 @ 12:24 In response to: BlackBerry Simulators Reference Guide for Eclipse 3.5 plugin (Part 2)
rizeletry [Visitor]
Very informative post. Thanks for taking the time to share your view with us.
Permalink 06/07/11 @ 12:24 
In response to: BlackBerry Simulators Reference Guide for Eclipse 3.5 plugin
George [Visitor]
this article was really interesting. I hope you write more like it in the future. I'll definitely show this to my friends.
Permalink 05/09/11 @ 23:47 
In response to: Simplifying Logging for Blackberry Development, Part 1
Jassi [Visitor]
Great Post...Thanks a Lot...Kepp Posting more on Blackberry...
Permalink 04/14/11 @ 04:17 
In response to: Navigationg BlackBerry Screen Saving flow
Angelo fraietta [Visitor]
Great - really helped me understand the logic
Permalink 04/10/11 @ 22:46 
In response to: Simplifying Logging for Blackberry Development, Part 1
landscaping Hockessin [Visitor]
Good job, post is fantastic
Permalink 03/06/11 @ 13:23 In response to: Navigationg BlackBerry Screen Saving flow
victor.ewert [Member]
That's a good question, I don't know for sure (I haven't tried it), but from what I understand, System.exit(0) will exit right away, and bypass onClose(). Others can correct me if I'm wrong.
Permalink 02/07/11 @ 18:40 
In response to: Navigationg BlackBerry Screen Saving flow
Gyubok Baik [Visitor]
Excellent post. One quick question: when I execute System.exit(0), does it initially go through onClose() method or does it just exits right away discarding everything
Permalink 02/07/11 @ 16:49 
In response to: Navigationg BlackBerry Screen Saving flow
Sam007 [Visitor]
Interesting post. Well done and good luck with your very great work. Will pop back soon for more read, thanks. Your website design is superb as well!
Permalink 01/16/11 @ 03:46 
In response to: BlackBerry Simulators Reference Guide for Eclipse 3.5 plugin
Rachel [Visitor]
JRE 4.2.1 and 4.3.0 for Eclipse can be downloaded from the BlackBerry Java Plug-in for Eclipse 3.5 BETA Update Site:
http://na.blackberry.com/eng/developers/devbetasoftware/jar/3.5/java
http://na.blackberry.com/eng/developers/devbetasoftware/jar/3.5/java
Permalink 12/07/10 @ 13:57 
In response to: BlackBerry Simulators Reference Guide for Eclipse 3.5 plugin
Vito Westcoat [Visitor]
Appreciation for the great blog post. I am glad I have taken the time to learn this.
Permalink 12/06/10 @ 20:49 
In response to: Simplifying Logging for Blackberry Development, Part 2
Andy [Visitor]
You are awesome hero
Permalink 11/30/10 @ 15:08 
In response to: Calling Javascript from a Java Applet
Jennifer [Visitor]
Wow!Now I know how to do a Java Applet.Think I'm going to try this on my blog and see how it goes.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Permalink 11/25/10 @ 00:28 
In response to: BlackBerry Simulators Reference Guide for Eclipse 3.5 plugin
BlackBerry Special [Visitor]
thanks. this post helped me to figure out which simulator to run for blackberry's new ad service program.
Permalink 11/03/10 @ 10:53 
In response to: Test Automation
Chris [Visitor]
I can see you mention "usability testing" in your article. You can take a look at www.userfeel.com and learn more about remote, low-cost, quick, effective usability testing.
Permalink 10/05/10 @ 04:17 In response to: BlackBerry Simulators Reference Guide for Eclipse 3.5 plugin
victor.ewert [Member]
I can't seem to find 4.3 either. It seems like BlackBerry is pushing for having 4.5 being the minimum support OS.
Permalink 09/27/10 @ 09:06 
In response to: BlackBerry Simulators Reference Guide for Eclipse 3.5 plugin
Leonardo [Visitor]
Hi... I need the BB JRE 4.3.0 for Eclipse but it is no longer available at http://www.blackberry.com/go/eclipseUpdate/3.5/java. Do you know where can I get it?. I donwloaded JDE 4.3.0 from RIM and installed separately (outside Eclipse) but when I try to import it in Eclipse, it can't find the .ee definition file. Thanks for your blog
Permalink 09/27/10 @ 05:40 
In response to: Adding Style and Color to Blackberry Labels
jonathan [Visitor]
Thanks a lot! This saves me a lot of headaches from figuring this all out myself :)
Permalink 09/16/10 @ 10:18 
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