Monthly Archives: July 2007

Ridiculous mod_jk Problem with Flush Method

Posted on July 29, 2007 by Zhou Renjian

I am writing Java2Script’s Google Talk, and it uses a mode of continuation (also known as “Comet” application). In order to implement continuum data transfer between browser and server ( Tomcat in the backend ), I kept the HTTP connection … Continue reading →

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Busy Days on Java2Script Google Talk

Posted on July 29, 2007 by Zhou Renjian

Ya, these days were very busy. I had spent more than a month on rewriting Java2Script Google Talk. And today, it was almost finished. You can check it out right now. More works are required to make it robuster and … Continue reading →

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Executing is VERY Important

Posted on July 17, 2007 by Zhou Renjian

Finally, I realized that ideas is much less important than executing. You may have some brilliant ideas, but you can’t work it out? Or you can’t make your guys to work it out in a short time? You ideas will … Continue reading →

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Transferring Data Between Two Human Minds

Posted on July 1, 2007 by Zhou Renjian

In Steve Pavlina’s article 10 Weaknesses of Human Intelligence, he mentioned one thing: Poor networking capabilities – Transferring data between two human minds is slow, tedious, and error-prone, and the protocols are beyond confusing. It’s a safe bet that Microsoft … Continue reading →

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