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Escaping HTML in Java
Today I was looking around for ways to escape HTML in java, similar to htmlspecialchars() in PHP. I found this Lang package: http://commons.apache.org/lang/ To use it: 1. Download the jar file and put… more →
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11 Lesser Known 3rd Party Libraries For Every Project
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Benjamin Darfler wrote 1 month ago: The Java 3rd party library ecosystem is a wild wild place. While everyone has heard of the big playe … more →
Java - Get the content of inputStream from HttpServletRequest
ykyuen wrote 2 months ago: Recently, i got a support case and it is about the inconsistency of the content length declared in t … more →
File repository (updated)
falloutkee wrote 2 months ago: After we have successfully implemented the upload feature of Projectrix for the Google App Engine (a … more →
Know your dependencies
bonigv wrote 3 months ago: Maven’s greatest strength is its dependency management feature; unfortunately its biggest weak … more →
Web Apps!
cainajudecca wrote 7 months ago: This week, I have been working on a web-based user interface for the Decision Adviser where the us … more →
Uploading a file with Adobe Flex to a Java Servlet
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geertzijlmans wrote 7 months ago: This post is about uploading a file using an Adobe Flex application to a Java Servlet using Apache C … more →
Escaping HTML in Java
Ploy wrote 7 months ago: Today I was looking around for ways to escape HTML in java, similar to htmlspecialchars() in PHP. I … more →
Encoding/Decoding Byte Arrays with Java
martcon wrote 7 months ago: The simplest way to convert a byte array into a String in Java is to call the latter’s class c … more →
FTP file transfer in Java using Apache Commons Net
walrus wrote 1 year ago: The following sample code works well with Java 1.5 and Apache Commons Net 1.4.1 import org.apache.co … more →
apache.commons.net ParserInitializationException
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javafoo wrote 4 years ago: We use the jakarta/apache (don’t know what they call it these days) commons net jar as our ftp … more →
