Category Archives: Java

JetS3t 0.8.1 in the wild

Posted on April 10, 2011 by James Murty

The newest version of JetS3t has been released and is now roaming free. Meet 0.8.1. This release has been a long time coming, mainly due to my reluctance to finish the documentation. But it’s finally here and comes with some … Continue reading →

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XMLBuilder Version 0.3: XPath, Parsing and Maven Goodies

Posted on June 11, 2009 by James Murty

I have updated my small java-xmlbuilder project with some nice new features. First, here’s a reminder of what this project does: XML Builder is a utility that creates simple XML documents using relatively sparse Java code. It is intended to … Continue reading →

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JetS3t Update: 0.7.1

Posted on May 10, 2009 by James Murty

JetS3t (jet-set) version 0.7.1 is now available. This is the latest version of my open source Java S3 library and application suite. Visit the JetS3t web site to download the new version, run the updated online applications, or read the … Continue reading →

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Upgrading Eclipse: An exercise in frustration

Posted on April 1, 2009 by James Murty

I am keen to try out Amazon’s new AWS Toolkit for Eclipse which adds EC2 instance management and direct deployment into the Eclipse IDE. However, I have just wasted my afternoon trying to upgrade to a new version of Eclipse … Continue reading →

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JetS3t Version 0.7.0 Released

Posted on February 3, 2009 by James Murty

The latest version of JetS3t (jet-set), my Java library for Amazon’s Simple Storage Service, is now publicly available. Visit the JetS3t web site to download version 0.7.0, to run the latest online applications, or to read the updated documentation. Version … Continue reading →

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XMLBuilder : Easily build XML documents in Java

Posted on December 14, 2008 by James Murty

I have long been irked by the difficulty of creating simple XML documents in Java code. While Java has excellent support for handling XML in general, if you just need to whip up a quick document — say, to interact … Continue reading →

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