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Thursday October 17, 2002

XDoclet 1.2 and Roller.

Fall in Wash Park (Denver) I was able to get Roller to compile last night with only a few changes. I tested it on Tomcat this morning and after logging in, I'm getting Invalid path /weblog was requested. After looking at the struts-config.xml, I can see that there are no <action-mappings> in my struts-config.xml file.

Dave, I enjoyed your install-blogging last night. Particularly since I was working on Roller and interested in your progress. By hitting F5 (refresh) every 20 minutes, I received an update on your progress - quite nifty.

The picture on the right was taken at Washington Park in central Denver. If you're from Denver, or have visited, you'll know that this is a very beautiful park. I thought this site needed a little sprucing up today, so here you go.

In other news, I've been looking for a new project in both Denver and Florida (since we're moving there next spring). No calls from Denver, but I'm getting a call or an e-mail per day from Florida. I thought we had more jobs here, guess not.

P.S. Are any of you Java/Struts developers in Cincinnati looking for a job?

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