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Marc Sturlese - Java, search and stuff
http://www.marcsturlese.com
This is Marc Sturlese's personal weblog. I write about my experiences as software developer and any other thought that comes to my mind.
Recent Posts
CloudCamp Barcelona 2009
Last Monday took place in Barcelona the first CloudCamp ever done in the city. Altough I was expecting more technical stuff it was good to be there and listen to what people have to say. The first part of the event consisted of some quick explanation...
Performance measurement with JMeter 2.3.3
Last week was launched a new release of JMeter. JMeter 2.3.3 is a powerful java application designed to do web application functionality testing and performance measurement, allowing you to do powerful server stress tests. I have been doing some prac...
Analyzing java heaps with jmap and jhat
Jmap and jhat are a couple of tools really useful to analyze the memory consume of a java program. Both are included in the JVM 1.6 so there is no need to install any extra stuff. Jmap allows you to create a dump of the java memory heap at any moment...
JAD Java Decomplier
Today I needed to check some old java source from wich only I just kept the class files. Find a java decompiler for my Ubuntu was not as easy job as I tought. Couldn’t find one in the repositories and all what I found in the network was not upd...
Lucene TrieRangeQuery
Lucene TrieRangeQuery is a cool contrib in Lucene (think not yet in the official release) created by Uwe Schindler. I had heard about it before but learned about it in the LuceneMeetUp in ApacheCon EU. Uwe gave a great speach about it. As I found i...
ApacheCon Europe 2009
Last week I had the chance to go to the ApacheCon Europe 2009. The event took place in Mövenpick Hotel, Amsterdam. I had a really good time in there. Was good to share use cases and experiences in person with people who I had just spoken with in for...
