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Master of science in Web Services development

I have just finished my last exam for the master. Right now is the last sprint to the end, I have to make a paper and an application on Web services for a modern educational system.

I have decided to make a challenge out of this paper and write the application in C#. I’m a Java developer mostly and making it in JSP would render in me learning almost nothing out of it. So as the paper will start to progress I will try to post all my findings, all that I learn in this blog or maybe writing longer articles in the article section of this site.

Creating a beta testing group – JSEclipse"> Creating a beta testing group – JSEclipse

I’d just had the opportunity to create my first beta testing group.

For JSEclipse 1.5 release InterAKT opened on it’s site a new beta testing program to let JavaScript developers have an early preview on the next version and let the actual users become involved in shaping a great product.

JSP/Java – strip_tags() PHP like function

Another PHP function that is very used is strip_tags.
This function tries to return a string with all HTML tags stripped from a given string.

   1:      public static String strip_tags(String text, String allowedTags) {
   2:          String[] tag_list = allowedTags.split(",");
   3:          Arrays.sort(tag_list);
   4:   
   5:          final Pattern p = Pattern.compile("<[/!]?([^\\\\s>]*)\\\\s*[^>]*>",
   6:                  Pattern.CASE_INSENSITIVE);
   7:          Matcher m = p.matcher(text);
   8:   
   9:          StringBuffer out = new StringBuffer();
  10:          int lastPos = 0;
  11:          while (m.find()) {
  12:              String tag = m.group(1);
  13:              // if tag not allowed: skip it
  14:              if (Arrays.binarySearch(tag_list, tag) < 0) {
  15:                  out.append(text.substring(lastPos, m.start())).append(" ");
  16:   
  17:              } else {
  18:                  out.append(text.substring(lastPos, m.end()));
  19:              }
  20:              lastPos = m.end();
  21:          }
  22:          if (lastPos > 0) {
  23:              out.append(text.substring(lastPos));
  24:              return out.toString().trim();
  25:          } else {
  26:              return text;
  27:          }
  28:      }

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