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Mandaue Business Month Press Conference
July 17, 2008
I mentioned in an earlier post that I got invited by Mr. Wilson Ng to attend the Mandaue Business Month press conference. The invitation was also open to other 15 bloggers but only a few responded because of some conflicts in schedule. Among those who attended the press conference are Aileen (http://sunchoke.net), Wil (http://misswilhelmina.com), Paul (http://cebudirectories.com), Nick (http://in-indie.org), Arnold (http://cebuheritage.com), and Rio (http://ngkhai.net/blog).
Present during the press conference are the people from the business sector, the media, and Hon. Gwen Garcia, the governor of the province of Cebu. The purpose of that press conference is to formally launch the upcoming 17th Visayas Business Area Business Conference and the Mandaue Business Month.
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WordCamp Philippines, MBS2 and a few more
July 16, 2008
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I missed blogging
July 16, 2008
I’ve been away from my blog for a long time. Since I moved here in Cebu, I rarely …
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I want to meet bloggers from Cebu
June 16, 2008
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Barbeque at Larsian’s
May 27, 2008
The first week in Cebu City was very difficult on my part. I’m not used of eating carenderia food. While I was in Davao, I was spoiled with my Lola’s home-cooked meals and food from Davao’s best restaurants. I was not prepared in the sudden change of my lifestyle.
Among those things I miss about Davao are the numerous Inasal restaurants found in the downtown area. Mang Inasal, Penongs, and Banoks among others. Last night, we were able to come across Cebu’s barbeque haven. We didn’t realize that such place lies a few blocks away from our building.
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The javax.comm for Serial Communications
May 31, 2007 | Author: nitrosaint | Filed under: SMS Project
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While deciding what language to use in making the SMS Gateway Project, I decided to use Java since it supports most of the functionalities I need. I am not an expert on this language. It was only last semester that I got learned the language from our Computer Applications subject. Since I already know how to use MySQL in a Java Application, interfacing the SMS to Web will now be a lot easier. But again, I face the problem on how to make my Java Application communicate with my phone.
Going back to what we did on my previous post, I have reduced the problem on how would my Java Application listen on COM5. I have already established the COM5 on my phone (and seen it working), well that narrows the complications in finding my solution.
Since I am aware that my application will listen at COM5, I tried looking for an extension for my application. I found the javax.comm Java extension publicly distributed for free by Sun Microsystems. The extension versions that I found first was for the Solaris systems (which obviously won’t work on my XP).
COMM API (javax.comm) is a Java extension providing access to RS-232 serial ports and IEEE-1284 parallel ports (SPP mode)
Trying to dig the net for a copy of a javax.comm for Windows, I found it here. It’s the version 2.0 of the COMM API made for third party environments like windows.
Download javacomm20-win32 for XP
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