Thursday, September 27, 2007
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Inbox Zero
Merlin Mann's chat with google workers, as he say, "knowledge workers", about "inbox zero" methodology it's very inspiring. ...
I'm applying this methodology, and it's really works !!!
You can watch the video or listen the mp3
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 6:46:00 PM 0 comentarios
Etiquetas: Work Productivity
Snow in Santiago (Chile)
There's been a strange weather behavior.... it's snowing in Santiago. .. well snows on mountains all the time... but in the city ??? it's pretty strange !!!!
It's a phenomenon not seen for 40 years ...
Now with global heating... will be common to see snow in my house ??
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 6:39:00 PM 2 comentarios
Friday, July 27, 2007
Gmail: A Behind the Scenes Video
Google is making a video clip to show how an email message travels around the world where we can participate. The rules are simple:
* Keep it under 10 seconds
* Make sure the M-velope is clearly visible and make sure it enters from the left of the screen and exits from the right
* Don't worry about audio, we'll put music over the final video
You have to submit your clip on you tube by August 13th, 2007 to be considered for the final collaborative video.
I really think that this is a way to make user load videos on you tube (those who haven't load).
Just click this link
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 10:17:00 PM 0 comentarios
Etiquetas: Computing
Monday, June 11, 2007
Robin Guthrie in Chile (Unfortunately i was in the worst show: La Batuta)
As a Cocteau Twins fan, i went to Robin Guthrie's concerts in Santiago (Chile). Robin played 3 concerts. Unfortunately i went to the worst of them. It's not about robin's playing, but the place: La Batuta.
The was not a good show. Many imperfections from the tech people, the movie doesn't look quite well in the bedsheet, Robin interrupted a song in the middle of it, told something about the light to the person who was in charge, something about the sound, every body was smoking as they couldn't do it in the rest of their lives, very very annoying place.. and you were not comfortable with it ... it shows ..and at the end.. the movie was over and Robin still playing .. when stop playing, left your guitar, make a expression like "sorry for this..", and went away .. everybody ask: this is it? it's over?, not a word to the audience like "thanks for coming" or " sorry about the imperfections", nothing ..I was a little disappointed.
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 11:23:00 PM 0 comentarios
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Robin Guthrie en Chile ... (lamentablemente fui a verlo a la Batuta )
Como buen fanático de Cocteau Twins, fui a ver a Robin Guthrie cuando vino a Chile. Estuvo en 3 presentaciones. Lamentablemente fuí a la peor de todas. No se trata de la calidad de Robin, sino mas bien el lugar: "La Batuta". La presentación fue tibia .. corta sin duda, pero llena de problemas técnicos, la presentación no se veía al 100%, Robin se notaba molesto.
Además, el interlocutor instruyó específicamente que no sacaran fotos con flash, pero como nuestra "indiosincrasia" es como es, igual sacaban fotos con flash, lo que se acumulaba a todos los problemas.
Al finalizar el concierto, Robin se fue .. no dijo una sola palabra a los fans, de saludo ni despedida, no firmó autógrafos, ni se sacó fotos ... que era lo que esperaba ..
La verdad, me fui bastante desilusionado del concierto. Leyendo otros Blogs, me di cuenta que fue solamente en la Batuta. La presentación en Valparaíso (hermosa ciudad), Robin conversó con los fans, tuvo interacción, firmó discos .. que lástima no haber ido a ese concierto ..
Por cierto, la entrada para el concierto en la Batuta era la más cara .... me siento estafado por la Batuta ...
Mal local ...
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 10:42:00 AM 0 comentarios
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Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Dell announces the models for Ubuntu
starting next Thursday, 5/24, Dell.com will be launching a Linux based OS (Ubuntu) on the E520, 1505 and XPS 410.
Source:
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 11:01:00 PM 0 comentarios
Etiquetas: Computing, other interesting
Friday, May 18, 2007
Oracle SQL*Developer Plug-in : Insider4Raptor
For Oracle DBA's and Developers...
If you are using a SQL*Developer, there's an interesting plug-in Called Insider4Raptor. This plug-in is a little like Quest Database Monitor, but it's free, just like SQL*Developer.
This product is from www.fourthelephant.com [curious name for a company !!! :) ]
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 9:13:00 AM 0 comentarios
Thursday, May 17, 2007
Acrobat Reader 7.0.8 Bug on Linux
Acrobat Reader 7.0.8 Bug on Linux
After installing acrobar reader on linux, you execute the acroread command, and get the following error: “expr: syntax error”
The work around is:
sudo vi /usr/bin/acroread
In line 418 change this line
and works fine ...
That's all folks..
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 11:33:00 AM 4 comentarios
Etiquetas: Computing
Friday, April 27, 2007
Freeware and Open Source on Windows
This url is about a Freeware and open Source for Windows .. check it out !!1
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 2:31:00 PM 0 comentarios
Etiquetas: Computing
Saturday, April 21, 2007
The 10 Worst PCs of All Time
did you bought anyone of this PC's ???
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 10:17:00 AM 0 comentarios
Etiquetas: Computing
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Still haven't found what i'm looking for
blogs gurus give some advices about how shold looks like your blog. One of their advices are related to write about one specific topic. I agree, because if you hace readers, they know what are wating for or topic will find in your blog. But, like U2 song, i still haven't found what i'm looking for. I've writting about Oracle, Oracle's Technet, Ubuntu linux (I use it!!), about Project Management (GTD, WBS, etc), personal stuff, my son's birthday... the topics are very differents, and i even like to write about music that i listen, cocteau twins, dead can dance, yes, genesis, Jazz (jean luc ponty, pat metheney, al di meola)... or concerning books i read [Jose Saramago, Julio cortázar ] ...
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 5:07:00 PM 0 comentarios
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Wednesday, March 21, 2007
The Million Dollar Homepage
The idea is simple: divide a frame into 1.000.000 pixels and sell them $1 (US) each one. This is one example than on internet there's a lot of new ideas and innovations to do ... congratulations to this student ... i hope he gets 1M $US .. .$$$ $$$$$
Source:
Guardian blog
The Million Dollar Homepage
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 10:09:00 PM 0 comentarios
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Wednesday, March 14, 2007
GTD (Getting Things Done )
GTD it' s a simple principle: a person needs to move tasks out of the mind by recording them somewhere. That way, the mind is freed from the job of remembering everything that needs to be done, and can concentrate on actually performing those tasks.
That way, your work productivity gets better (or should be) ... GTD suposes that your are a motivated and ordened person.
GTD does not start his emphasis on setting priorities. Instead he advocates creating lists of tasks that are specific to a context, for example, having a list of telephone calls to make or errands to do downtown.
GTD suggests that any new task which can be completed in less than two minutes should be done immediately.
Source: Wikipedia (English Version )
Links Related :
- David Allen & Co. official site
- Lifehack.org The community blog on GTD and Productivity
- wiki summary of GTD
- GTD for Lotus Notes
- 43 Folders, a wiki devoted to GTD-related tips and tricks
- GTD: A New Cult for the Info Age (Wired magazine)
- Implementing GTD with your BlackBerry, blog article on implementing GTD with your BlackBerry.
- Flashpoint is a GTD application för Apple Newton Messagepad. Written by Eckhart Köppen.
- GTD Gmail Extension, a Firefox extension for using Gmail for GTD.
- Drupal Tasklist Advanced project, a Drupal Module using GTD.
- #GTD IRC channel IRC channel #GTD at irc.freenode.net
- ThinkingRock, a free stand-alone software application for implementing GTD.
- Entourage and GTD, a 5-part series on how to use Entourage (the Mac's version of Outlook) with GTD.
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 10:07:00 AM 0 comentarios
Etiquetas: Work Productivity
OTN Forum Member Rule
If your're using or administering Oracle Technology, probably are familiarized with OTN (Oracle Technology Network), and its formus. This formus you can find and GIVE solutions. Shay Shmeltzer's Weblog has an intersting post with 10 Rules to follow if you are an OTN Forum Member.
Source: Shay Shmeltzer's Weblog
THIS IS FROM SHAY'S WEBLOG
Five rules to getting a better solution
1. Have a meaningful subject line
I'm tired of seeing a subject line like "I need urgent help". Your subject should specify what the problem core is and in what area
2. Give details about versions and technologies
Are you using JDeveloper 10.1.3.1 or JDeveloper 9.0.4? Are you using ADF BC or EJB?
3. Give detailed error messages
Don't say - it throws an error - tell us what the error is and give the stack trace.
4. If possible provide steps to reproduce the problem
If something doesn't work for you - I can't know why if you don't tell me what you did. Sometime you can even post code that reproduce the problem
5. Search before you post
It's for your own good - it brings you the solution faster. Search both the forum and Google for your question - you'll be surprised how many times you'll find a solution that someone else got.
Five rules to become a better member of the community
6. Get a name
In your forums preferences you can set up a name or handle that will help us recognize you (and even a link to your blog). Do you really want to be known as user5667847? Using your real name is even better - then when someone meets you in a conference or an event - They'll already know who you are.
7. Post the solution
If your issue was solved post the solution on the thread so others that run into the same error can fix it faster. Just writing "I fixed it" doesn't count.
8. Mark solved problems with [Solved]
Once you found a solution to a problem edit the thread and add [SOLVED] to the subject line. This will help people identify solved problems.
9. Track your threads
In your forum preferences check the option that alerts/emails you when your thread has been updated. This way you'll be able to get better response time and also answer follow up questions.
10. Don't just ask question - give some answers as well
The forum is a community - the community will only grow if you'll be an active participant. Posting question is just one side of the coin - actually answering other people questions is even more important. So go ahead and show off the knowledge you have gathered - it is the first step to take if you want to become an Oracle ACE.
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 9:43:00 AM 0 comentarios
Etiquetas: Computing, Oracle, Work Productivity
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
Cracking Vista...
It's already done .. Vista can be cracked.
Source: Apcmag.com
A genuine crack for Windows Vista has just been released by pirate group Pantheon, which allows a pirated, non-activated installation of Vista (Home Basic/Premium and Ultimate) to be properly activated and made fully-operational.
Unlike cracks which have been floating around since Vista RTM was released in late November, this crack doesn’t simply get around product activation with beta activation files or timestop cracks - it actually makes use of the activation process. It seems that Microsoft has allowed large OEMs like ASUS to ship their products with a pre-installed version of Vista that doesn’t require product activation – apparently because end users would find it too inconvenient.
OEM Emulation
This version of Vista uses System-Locked Pre-Installation 2.0 (SLP 2.0). It allows the “Royalty OEMs” to embed specific licensing information into the operating system which Vista can activate without having to go back to Microsoft for verification. The licensing components include the OEM’s hardware-embedded BIOS ACPI_SLIC (which has been signed by Microsoft), an XML certificate file which corresponds to this ACPI_SLIC and a specific OEM product key.
Pantheon released a bundle which includes the certificate files from ASUS, Dell, HP and Lenovo along with OEM product keys for Vista Home Basic, Home Premium and Ultimate, and an emulator which allows the BIOS ACPI_SLIC driver for any manufacturer to be installed without requiring the system to be physically running that hardware. For example, you can install the ASUS certificate information on any machine, not just an ASUS.
And yes, the crack most certainly works. You end up with an activated, legitimate copy of Vista which passes all the Windows Genuine Advantage checks.
The release of this crack does make a bit of a mockery of the whole volume activation process. I was beginning to think the new activation process introduced with Vista might spell the end of easy and large-scale Windows piracy, and if the only way to activate Vista was to have it communicate directly with Microsoft, then that just might have been a possibility. But allowing such a workaround to OEMs just because their users might not like it has introduced a weakness into the system. Pirate groups are well known for exploiting any weakness no matter how small (as evidenced by the cracking of KMS), so once this activation process became known it was only a matter of time.
As the crack is tied to specific product keys, it remains to be seen whether Microsoft will be able to do anything about shutting out machines activated using this method. But their work will be made much more difficult now that such machines have completely bypassed the online activation process, and are connecting as legitimate copies of Windows.
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 11:54:00 AM 0 comentarios
Etiquetas: Computing
Saturday, March 3, 2007
Why do you blog?
Why do 55 millons persons blog? .. why do i blog? .. i really dont have an answer to that question.
There's all kinds of blogs... which one are you? .... personal, news, software, photography.. ??
First of all i decided to write in english ... so most people understand what i "try" to say. My first entries are related to some intersting news, for example, global heating, cientifics news, and even about my son's birthday.... but who cares about my son's birthday other than me and my family ?, for news you probably watch CNN.
I think that blogging is about interesting contents sharing ... for example ... i won't describe every thing i do in my job.. but if i resolve a problem working with an Oracle Database, i will share it... even if there's a thousands of Oracle DBA bloggers. If i found an interesting tip i will post it.
And finally if there's nothing interesting to say, i will post it anyway...
So, why do you blog ??? (just leave a comment)
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 12:31:00 AM 3 comentarios
Etiquetas: other interesting
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Transition from Windows to Linux.
Just to make easier the transition from Windows to Linux, once you've decided to install Ubuntu, on dual booting probably, you should do a few things after installing.
I hope it helps .....
Source: Linux on Desktop Blog
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 11:32:00 PM 3 comentarios
Etiquetas: Computing
Monday, February 19, 2007
Vacations
There's not recente entries on my blog because I'm on vacations...
It's been a very very very relaxing vacations ... so i promise myself not touch my notebook until i get back to work ... well i get back next on feb 26th ...
:(
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 11:02:00 PM 0 comentarios
Etiquetas: other interesting
Thursday, February 1, 2007
Firefox's about pages
Firefox browser has an "about pages" where you can config, view plugins, caches and even find an eastern egg in firefox. There's an interesting special about:config
area where you can adjust the browser's hidden settings.
about:config
You can adjust the browser's hidden settings.
about:cache
View the size and contents of the data Firefox has saved to disk (about:cache?device=disk) or in memory (about:cache?device=memory).
about:plugins
See all the browser plugins (like Flash and Quicktime) you've got installed in Firefox.
about:blank
Just a white page.
about:mozilla
A passage from the Book of Mozilla.
Source:
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 12:07:00 PM 1 comentarios
Etiquetas: Computing
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Uso de español en Internet
Desde que inicié este blog, me cuestioné si lo debía hacer en inglés o español. Cada día la experiencia me indica que debo hacerlo en inglés. ¿por qué ? (why ? ).
Sólo el 6% de los sitios web está en español.
En Wikipedia existen 193 Mil artículos en español versus 205 mil en sueco, en circustancias que el español es el tercer idioma en cantidad de personas que lo habla ( despues del chino y el inglés). La cantidad de personas que hablan inglés v/s español es 380 v/s 440 Millones, sin embargo, la cantidad de entradas en la wikipedia tiene una relación de 1 a 10 (can anyone explain this ??? ).
Así podría seguir enumerando hechos que hacen que el inglés sea el idioma de internet, y en particular para los blogs. Creo que en algunas entradas las haré en inglés ....
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 9:44:00 AM 2 comentarios
Etiquetas: other interesting
Friday, January 26, 2007
2000 bloggers faces
55 millones de blogs en el mundo. Una cifra interesante... ahora un de ellos se nombró el "bloggers benefactor" y su iniciativa es crear una página con la foto de 2000 bloggers... Incluirse es sencillo sólo debes ingresar al url, postear un comentario y listo. Los requisitos son que tu blog debe tener fecha de creación anterior al 2007 y el blog debe tener una foto válida... por supuesto que estoy inscrito en esta página ....
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 11:47:00 AM 1 comentarios
Etiquetas: other interesting
Thursday, January 25, 2007
¿ Qué es Deja Vu?
Cuando vi el título de una película (que aún no he visto), y recordando que esa frase la usaban en la película Matrix, me pregunté ¿que es "Deja Vu"?. Here's the answer:
Un "Deja Vu" ocurre, por ejemplo, cuando nosotros caminamos por un lugar, vemos una calle, o un arbusto, y de pronto decimos o pensamos “yo ya estuve aquí alguna vez en el pasado”. El término es un término francés, "déjà vu".
Los psicólogos y psicoanalistas ofrecen la explicación de que son hechos repetitivos de la conciencia o de la memoria consciente: hechos similares, que según ellos, "acontecieron en un tiempo atrás indeterminado y se vuelven a vivir de pronto."
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 10:13:00 AM 0 comentarios
Etiquetas: other interesting
¡¡ Linux Foundation !!
El Open Source Development Labs (OSDL) y el Free Standards Group (FSG) han decidido unirse eternamente bajo el nombre de Linux Foundation.
De acuerdo al sitio IDG :
“La idea es que Linux Foundation se convierta en una plataforma que dé unidad al desarrollo de Linux, realizando una función similar a la que desempeña Eclipse Foundation como centro para el desarrollo de herramientas, Apache Software Foundation para el de middleware y servidores Web y Mozilla Foundation para el de navegadores e interfaces Web.”
Fuentes:
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 10:01:00 AM 0 comentarios
Etiquetas: Computing
Monday, January 22, 2007
Nuevo dominio http//www.jorgecaceres.cl
Solamente en Chile existe más de 1 millón de conexiones de banda ancha. Cada día en Chile se inscriben más de 100 dominios. Estos argumentos fueron mas que suficientes para inscribir el mio y redireccionar mi sitio al este blog. Creo que al pasar de los años el blog se transformará en un recurso de internet tan conocido como el e-mail. El aumento de la densidad de comunicación registrada en los últimos años es un tema interesante y que ya algunos llaman el "agujero blanco". Esta teoría es un tanto fantasiosa, sin embargo, los conceptos de interacción como parasitismo, depredación, necrosis y simbiosis me parecen muy atinentes a muchas de las realidades que cada uno vive.. en fin ya me estoy desviando el tema principal ...
Gracias a al Sr. Javier Ferrada por hacer accesible este blog en el dominio jorgecaceres.cl.
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 11:15:00 AM 0 comentarios
Etiquetas: other interesting
Monday, January 15, 2007
50 Acrónimos de SOA (Service Oriented Arquitecture)
Este nuevo producto de Oracle, que en definitiva, puede definirse como OAS pero con aplicaciones incoporadas, tiene una serie de teoría y definiciones que deben internalizarse antes de ingresar a este mundo. En esta tarea me estoy avocando....
Adjunto 50 acrónimos que encontré en este blog.
Para mayor información de SOA recomiendo esta url.
Acronym | Meaning | Description |
ADF | Application Development Framework | An end-to-end J2EE framework that simplifies development by providing out of the box infrastructure services and a visual and declarative development experience. |
ANT | Another Neat Tool | A software tool for automating software build processes. It is written in the Java language, requires the Java platform, and is best suited to building Java projects. |
API | Application Programming Interface | The interface that a computer system, library or application provides in order to allow requests for services to be made of it by other computer programs, and/or to allow data to be exchanged between them. |
B2B | Business-to-Business | Referes to automated processes between trading partners. |
BAM | Business Activity Monitoring | Solution for building interactive, real-time dashboards and proactive alerts for monitoring business processes and services. |
BPA | Business Process Analysis | Solution to perform process modeling & analysis, simulation and publishing of process models. |
BPEL | Business Process Execution Language | Enables enterprises to orchestrate disparate applications and Web services into business processes. |
DIME | Direct Internet Message Encapsulation | A Microsoft-proposed internet standard for the transfer of binary and other encapsulated data over SOAP. |
EAI | Enterprise Application Integration | The uses of software and computer systems architectural principles to integrate a set of enterprise computer applications. |
EAR | Enterprise Application aRchive | A way of creating a portable collection of logically related Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) components. |
EDA | Event-Driven Architecture | Provides the capabilities to easily create, process, analyze, and manage events with limited coding. |
EDI | Electronic Data Interchange | The computer-to-computer exchange of structured information, by agreed message standards, from one computer application to another by electronic means and with a minimum of human intervention. |
EIS | Enterprise Information System | Any kind of computing system that is of "enterprise class". This means typically offering high quality of service, dealing with large volumes of data - capable of supporting some large organization. |
EJB | Enterprise Java Bean | the server-side component architecture for Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE). EJB technology enables rapid and simplified development of distributed, transactional, secure and portable applications based on Java technology. |
ESB | Enterprise Service Bus | Moves data among multiple endpoints. It uses open standards to connect, transform, and route business documents (as Extensible Markup Language (XML) messages), among disparate applications. |
J2EE | Java 2 platform, Enterprise Edition | A set of coordinated specifications and practices that together enable solutions for developing, deploying, and managing multi-tier server-centric applications. |
JAAS | Java Authentication and Authorization Service | An API that enables Java applications to access authentication and access control services without being tied to those services. |
JAR | Java ARchive | A collection of class files packaged with the ZIP file format. |
JAXB | Java Architecture for Xml Binding | Provides a convenient way to bind an XML schema to a representation in Java code. This makes it easy for you to incorporate XML data and processing functions in applications based on Java technology without having to know much about XML itself. |
JAX-RPC | Java Api for Xml-based RPC | Used to build Web applications and Web services, incorporating XML-based RPC functionality according to the SOAP 1.1 specification. |
JCA | Java Connector Architecture | Provides a Java technology solution to the problem of connectivity between the many application servers and today’s enterprise information systems (EIS) |
JDBC | Java DataBase Connectivity | An API for the Java programming language that defines how a client may access a database. |
JMS | Java Message Service | A messaging standard that allows application components based on the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) to create, send, receive, and read messages. |
JNDI | Java Naming and Directory Interface | A part of the Java platform, providing applications based on Java technology with a unified interface to multiple naming and directory services. |
JSF | JavaServer Faces | A technology that simplifies building user interfaces for JavaServer applications. |
JSP | JavaServer Pages | A Java technology that allows software developers to dynamically generate HTML, XML or other types of documents in response to a Web client request. |
JSR | Java Specification Request | Formal documents that describe proposed specifications and technologies to be added to the Java platform. |
JTA | Java Transaction Api | Standard Java interfaces between a transaction manager and the parties involved in a distributed transaction system: the resource manager, the application server, and the transactional applications. |
LDAP | Lightweight Directory Access Protocol | A networking protocol for querying and modifying directory services running over TCP/IP. |
MIME | Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions | A set of extensions to the Internet Mail standards that supports the inclusion of multi-part and multimedia files, such as sound and video, in e-mail messages. |
MVC | Model-View-Controller | A design pattern that decouples data access and business logic from data presentation and user interaction, and introduces an intermediate component: the Controller. |
OC4J | Oracle Containers for J2EE | the core J2EE runtime component of Oracle Application Server. |
OEMS | Oracle Enterprise Messaging Service | A standards based solution built on the Java Message Service (JMS) and the J2EE Connector Architecture (JCA) which allows customers to develop and integrate distributed applications. |
OID | Oracle Internet Directory | An LDAP v3 directory that leverages the scalability, high availability and security features of the Oracle Database. |
OPMN | Oracle Process Manager and Notification | OPMN is installed and configured with every Oracle Application Server installation type and is essential for running Oracle Application Server. OPMN enables you manage your Oracle Application Server instance in an hierarchical fashion as part of a cluster topology. |
OWSM | Oracle Web Services Manager | Oracle Web Services Manager is a comprehensive solution for adding policy-driven best practices to all your existing or new Web services and provides the key security and management capabilities necessary to deploy Service-Oriented Architectures across your line-of-business applications. |
POJO | Plain Old Java Object | The name is used to emphasize that the object in question is not somehow special but an ordinary Java Object, in particular not an EJB |
REST | REpresentational State Transfer | An XML-based protocol for invoking Web services over HTTP. REST is a lighter version of SOAP. |
RMI | Remote Method Invocation | Provides for remote communication between programs written in the Java programming language. |
SOA | Service-Oriented Architecture | An arcitecture that facilitates the development of modular business services that can be easily integrated and reused. |
SOAP | Simple Object Access Protocol | A protocol for exchanging XML-based messages over computer network, normally using HTTP. |
UDDI | Universal Description Discovery and Integration | A Web-based distributed directory that enables businesses to list themselves on the Internet and discover each other, similar to a traditional phone book’s yellow and white pages. |
WAR | Web ARchive | A ZIP file used to distribute a set of Java classes |
WSDL | Web Services Description Language | An XML-based language for defining Web services. |
WSIF | Web Services Invocation Framework | A simple Java API for invoking Web services, no matter how or where the services are provided. |
WSM | Web Services Manager | A comprehensive solution for adding policy-driven best practices to all your existing or new Web services and provides the key security and management capabilities necessary to deploy Service-Oriented Architectures across your line-of-business applications. |
XML | eXtensible Markup Language | A meta-language that allows you to completely describe a class of other languages, which in turn describe documents. |
XSD | Xml Schema Definition | An XML document that describes the structure of another XML document. |
XSL | eXtensible Stylesheet Language | A family of transformation languages which allows one to describe how files encoded in the XML standard are to be formatted or transformed. |
XSLT | eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transformation | Software that converts an XML document into another format such as HTML, PDF or text. It may also be used to convert one XML document to another XML document with a different set of XML tags |
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 12:40:00 PM 0 comentarios
Etiquetas: Oracle
Friday, January 12, 2007
Youtube Videos, Firefox and Ubuntu
If you're using Fox and Ubuntu Linux, probable you're not able to listen Youtube videos, and worst of all, you won't see and listen the video that i will publish .... :(
So .. you have to do this simple steps ....
- sudo apt-get install alsa-oss
- edit /etc/firefox/firefoxrc and ensure that you have “FIREFOX_DSP=aoss”
- restart all Firefoxes
Si usas Firefox y Ubuntu Linux, probablemente no eres capaz de escuchar videos Youtube, y peor aún, no podrás escuchar y ver los videos que publicaré ... :(
Asi que .. debe ejecutar esto simples pasos
- sudo apt-get install alsa-oss
- edit /etc/firefox/firefoxrc and ensure that you have “FIREFOX_DSP=aoss”
- restart all Firefoxes
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 11:39:00 AM 0 comentarios
Etiquetas: Computing, Work Productivity
Tuesday, January 9, 2007
Total !!! ..
Total !!! .. Esa era la muletilla que tenía el locutor de un taller de Servicio Orientado al cliente que finalizó hoy. Cuando el locutor asentía una opinión, con entusiasmo decía: ¡¡ Total !!, lo que generaba una reacción positiva en la audiencia. Triquiñuelas de psicólogos ...
Este curso estuvo a cargo de la empresa Proacción consultores. En la evaluación final, me pareció muy interesante, latero a veces, pero con dinámicas y temas entretenidos que pueden extrapolarse a otros ámbitos de la vida. En la nota de "El poder de una escucha efectiva" entrego algunos ítems tocados en este taller.
Mi objetivo es interiorizarme en algunos aspecto y compartirlos en este humilde blog.
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 11:02:00 PM 0 comentarios
Etiquetas: Work Productivity
Messenger y Google Chat como herramientas de trabajo ..
Si no puedes vencerlas, únete a ellas.... Esa es la consigna usada en un estudio que demuestra que el uso de IM (Instant Message) como Messenger y Google chat son mejores herramientas en la creatividad que una comunicación via email.
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Publicado por Jorge's Way los 11:02:00 PM 0 comentarios
Etiquetas: Computing, Work Productivity
Monday, January 8, 2007
El poder de una escucha efectiva
Comparto un artículo del sitio mvprensa.com.ar llamado "Lo que entendiste no fue lo que dije". Me parece interesante. Este artículo lo escribe Ariel Goldvarg.
Cada vez que nos comunicamos, nos encontramos con dos aspectos que resultan críticos: Lo que decimos y lo que el otro interpreta de lo que decimos.
En general, creemos que la otra persona por el simple hecho de oírnos va a interpretar literalmente lo que decimos. Pensamos que la claridad radica en el uso adecuado de las palabras y en la especificidad de los conceptos. Si bien laclaridad y la especificidad son claves para una comunicación efectiva, no son lo único necesario. El problema surge porque no siempre tenemos en cuenta los filtros con los que nuestro interlocutor nos escucha.
Entonces, podemos emplear los conceptos más brillantes para transmitir una idea, pero si no somos escuchados debidamente, nuestras palabras no servirán de mucho.
Este es el lado oculto de la comunicación: El poder está en quien escucha. Si queremos comunicarnos efectivamente no bastará con pulir nuestras palabras y aclarar nuestras ideas. También necesitamos generar la empatía necesaria en el otro para que nos escuche desde el lugar que necesitamos.
Generar empatía implica sintonizar con nuestro interlocutor, lo que permite romper barreras, acercar puntos de vista. Si empleamos un discurso diferente al del otro, o nos ubicamos en un lugar en el que se sienta incómodo o amenazado, es probable que parte de su atención se disperse en sus pensamientos internos. La comunicación no fluye. Se traba. Asiente con la cabeza como que comprendió todo y luego vienen los desastres.
Si bien este es un tema extenso, proponemos algunos pocos recursos para generar una escucha abierta que facilite el vínculo.
- Verificar : El lenguaje es ambiguo y genera confusiones. Verificar lo que el otro escuchó nos permite reconocer el grado de entendimiento de lo que dijimos y viceversa. El no chequear lo dicho genera muchos malos-entendidos. Cuando nos damos cuenta de ellos, casi siempre es tarde.
- Evitar suposiciones: Aquello que para nosotros resulta obvio, probablemente no lo sea para el otro. Los estándares cambian con las personas. Suponer que el otro va a interpretar exactamente lo que decimos puede resultar peligroso. Evitar suposiciones implica estar alerta de aquello que consideramos obvio.
- Sintonizar con el otro: Muchas veces pretendemos que la gente piense e interprete las cosas como nosotros. Esto genera frustración, nos separa. Quizás no lo digamos con palabras, pero nuestros pensamientos y actitudes nos delatan. Si miramos nuestro ombligo cuando hablamos, es probable que el otro también haga lo mismo. Por eso es importante conectarse con nuestro interlocutor.
Por último, nuestra capacidad para relacionarnos radica en nuestras habilidades para:
- Hacer pedidos,
- Ofertas,
- Nuestro compromiso para hacer y cumplir nuestras promesas.
- Saber fundamentar nuestros argumentos con hechos (afirmaciones) y
- Declarar aquello que queramos crear en nuestra realidad.
No somos islas y todos somos diferentes. Cada persona percibe las cosas a su manera y a partir de sus experiencias, educación, necesidades, deseos, etc.
Quizás por eso resulte ilusorio pretender una comunicación perfecta. No obstante, podremos disminuir notablemente nuestros desencuentros cuando podamos reconocer las sorderas propias y ajenas.
Es probablemente un camino relacionado con lo que Rafael Echeverría (creador de la Ontología del Lenguaje) denomina respeto: aceptar al otro como un ser diferente de uno, legitimo en su forma de ser y autónomo en su formad de actuar.
Publicado por Jorge's Way los 1:28:00 PM 1 comentarios
Etiquetas: Work Productivity
Sunday, January 7, 2007
Ok .. I'm a Linux User ...
Desde mi humilde opinión, creo que las personas son muy proclives a abanderizarse o aferrarse a un sector o bando en diferentes áreas de la interacción social, ocurre en la religión (catolicos y protestantes), en el deporte y los clásicos forofos de un equipo, en la política: izquerda y derecha, republicanos y demócratas; y así podemos seguir con ejemplos. Las motivaciones de las personas y la profundización en este tema me resulta muy interesante, pero debo confesar que nada sé.
Extrapolando esta idea de abanderizarse, creo que las tecnologías de información pasa algo similar con Windows y Linux. La mayoría de los usuarios de PC's tiene instalado Windows porque simplemente es un estándar y todo funciona a la primera, no siempre bien, pero funciona. Por otra parte, existen usuarios avanzados para Windows y Linux que declaran una Guerra Santa entre ellos.
El CEO de Microsoft Steve Ballmer dice que: "Linux es un Cáncer", mientras que los linuxeros entregan toda su batería para señalar por qué linux es mejor.
Para mí, el tema del fútbol o la política no me interesan en el contexto de incorporame a un bando, sin embargo, entre Linux y Windows es un tema que me importa porque me afecta directamente en el trabajo que hago....
Lo confieso ... Soy un usuario linux, y evidentemente que uso la mejor distribución que hay: Ubuntu (o Kubuntu ??)
Ahora, adentrandome al tema linuxero, he usado dos ambientes gráficos: Gnome y KDE. Actualmente uso KDE. Está en etapa de evaluación, pero hasta ahora me ha funcionado bien, excepto por la personalización, que me ha resultado un tanto compleja, particularmente Los Styles y Windows Decorations que debo compilar para instalar alguno...
Creo que la compilación manual, por muy transparente que sea el código fuente (configure.sh, make y make install) no deberían usarse si un software quiere masificarse..
Hasta ahora me quedo con KDE, pero puede que cambie de opinión y vuelva nuevamente a Gnome, pero tener ambos ambienes instalado en mi laptop usaría muchos espacio.
Reconozco que tengo Windows en otra partición, y es por dos motivos: Primero la licencia ya venía con el notebook, y segundo, existen algunos programas que vienen sólo para win y mac, como por ejemplo la sincronización con mi celular Nokia.
No soslayemos el hecho en el linux, configurar cualquier cosa puede se un problema muy complejo, así como habilitar el puerto infrarojo de mi notebook, o configurar la tarjeta Wireless, que en este caso es una Dell 1490 que la fabrica broadcom, y para ello tuve que usar ndiswrapper. No he tenido tiempo para configurar el puerto infrarojo en mi notebook.....
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Etiquetas: Computing
Friday, January 5, 2007
2007 ¿el mas caluroso de la HISTORIA?
El tema del calor ya no para. Preveen que 2007 será el más caluroso de la historia, ya estamos con 34 - 33° C constantemente, con niveles de radiación ultravioleta considerado peligroso... veamos en carne y hueso si este vaticinio es real ... a mi me parece que las temperaturas están permanentemente altas.. todos los días .. veamos ... :|
El sitios nuestrosparques.cl ofrece una nota al respecto: 2007: ¿El año más caluroso de la historia?
Además, el diario Independent habla del tema ...
Otra fuente de este tema ...
La Universidad de East Anglia advirtió en un estudio que este año _(2007) será el más caluroso debido a los efectos del fenómeno de El Niño y el efecto invernadero, según lo señaló el científico y director de la Unidad de Investigación del Clima de esa institución, Phil Jones.
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