byte bohemian

26Jul/090

New jaev Release

Today I made a new release of the jaev Framework for "advanced" e-mail validation. After being in productive use for quite some month now it was about time to offer a bugfix release. Some issues with domains containing no MX but an A DNS record where resolved. E-mail belonging to this kind of domains will now be accepted. An issue with a file handle leak due to unclosed UDP connections during the DNS lookup was also fixed.

Due to the generosity of Google I got a nice Google wave test account. Now I am looking desperately to some spare time to evaluate the integration of jaev to the wave. One idea is to expand the validation to wave addresses via the wave protocol. Maybe an online validation as wave bot is another exciting idea.

veröffentlicht unter: J2EE, JSF, Java, Tapestry, google wave, jaev keine Kommentare
   

byte bohemian

what to say about the blog title? I guess it's the easiest to quote wikipedia: "the term bohemian, of french origin, was first used in the english language in the nineteenth century to describe the untraditional lifestyles of marginalized and impoverished artists, writers, musicans and actors in major european cities."

 

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who am I

Hi, my name is Niclas. I am a passionate software engineer working at an innovative e-learning, an certified internet and video games addict with an academic degree. I created this blog to share some of my thoughts with anyone who is interested.

I suppose most of this stuff will be internet and java related, but we will see. Critics and other kinds of feedback will be greatly appriciated.

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