Archive for March, 2008
HelloWeb
Posted by Bloggylife in technology, thoughts on March 3, 2008
It’s been a long time since I web programmed in JSP. I switched to ASP because all my colleagues were using it and it was easier to join them then for them to join me.
I’ve been in love with Java since my college years and since my profession is not a programmer, my programming skills tuned way down since graduation.
True, during the past couple of years I programmed Java applications to automate simple tasks, gathering and sorting data, but not anything complex.
Now I decided to hop back on the wagon and explore JSP web developing again, refresh my memory. As an editor, I use NetBeans 6.0, I vaguely remember 4.0 which we used to develop web application and the next edition I simply used it for Java applications. Now everything is drag and drop. So I am reading the tutorials and applying the methods and everything seems to come back, I’m like UHHHH, HMMMM, yeah, I remember that, this is how this goes, OK now what’s next.
Since programming is not the main function, I’m easily distracted to do what I’m hired to do! ;P whenever I’m free or bored I continue my readings, it is a slow process … JSPing away ;D
Microsoft Exchange
Posted by Bloggylife in technology, windows on March 2, 2008
One of my new responsibilities at work is the email system (Microsoft Exchange). I noticed emails received from some of the companies have a legal notice or what you call a disclaimer at the footer of the email in other words annotations.
I searched and found out that it can be done through scripting, updating registry keys, third-party applications, etc. If you don’t mind the hassle you can ask each and every user to configure the disclaimer statement with their email signature. It will work if you are a small group but for a large number of people, it isn’t worth it.
This link is from Microsoft support.
It turns out it is easier to configure it on whatever email filter box you have, the feature is already installed you only need to configure it and set a rule to include all outgoing emails, the only downside it will only be implemented on the emails going through the email filter.

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