An easy way to generate the LaTex style document

Introduce
LaTex is a famous documentation preparation system. You can easily generate the user friendly user interface for your documents. You can easily navigate in LaTex generated document.

Here is a helloworld introduction for LaTex from LaTex project homepage: LaTex Introduction.

Here I just want to provide a easy and WYSIWYG way to generate HTML document.

Just follow these steps:

• Install openoffice-org, latex, latex2html on your linux system
• Use openoffice-org writer to open your gati-tutorial.doc
• Export it to latex format file
• use latex2html to generate the html style document

Cheers

- Jimmy Zhao

Photos from Apache Conference Europe 2008

ApacheConEu08PresentationSlides - Apachecon Wiki

ApacheConEu08PresentationSlides Posted to Wiki


For those people who want to get them easier, please click on links below (You would probably need to register on slideshare website to access some of the slides):

ApacheConEu08PresentationSlides

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Instructions for Presenters

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Training Sessions

• Apache Cookbook by Rich Bowen

• mod_rewrite Cookbook by Rich Bowen

Wednesday, 9 April 2008

System Administration Track

• Introduction to mod_rewrite by Rich Bowen

• Apache Performance Tuning Part 1: Scaling Up by Sander Temme

• Apache Performance Tuning Part 2: Scaling Out by Sander Temme

• Load-Balancing with Apache HTTPD 2.2 by Erik Abele

Java and Ajax Development Track

• Securing Java EE 5.0 Applications with Apache Geronimo by Vamsavardhana Reddy Chillakuru

The Business of Open Source Track

• Making Sense of Open Source Licenses by J. Aaron Farr

• Open Source Tools are Good for You! by Bertrand Delacretaz

Thursday, 10 April 2008

Web Security Track

• Hardening Enterprise Apache Installations by Sander Temme

Java, SOA and Web Services

• Cayenne, OpenJPA, iBatis - Apache Persistence Layers by Henning Schmiedehausen

Community and Business Track

• Behind the Scenes of the Apache Software Foundation by Lars Eilebrecht

• Guide to successful graduation at Apache by Martijn Dashorst

• Great Code comes from Great Community by Chris J. Davis

• How Users can Help a Project? by Samisa Abeysinghe

Friday, 11 April 2008

System Administration Track

• Building your own custom portal with Apache Jetspeed-2 Enterprise Portal by Ate Douma

Application Development

• Programming with Hadoop's Map/Reduce by Owen O'Malley

Web Services and Web 2.0

• Taking Apache Camel For a Ride by Bruce Snyder

• Advanced Apache Roller by Dave Johnson

• Web Services, Orchestration and Apache Ode by Alex Boisvert

  • Links mentioned during the Q&A:

    Develop and execute WS-BPEL V2.0 business processes using the Eclipse BPEL plug-in

    Execute business processes with Eclipse STP BPMN

last edited 2008-04-11 16:46:16 by DanijelTasov

Attend ApacheConf Europe Online

Free Live Video Streaming at ApacheCon Europe 2008

If you are unable to join us in Amsterdam, no problem, just register for the live video streaming and follow the event live from your own PC. After the live transmission, you can replay your favorite talks, whenever and as often as you like. All keynote sessions and the opening plenary are available free of charge:

• State of the Feather by Jim Jagielski, Chairman of the Apache Software Foundation, Wednesday, 9 April, at 09:00 CEST (07:00 UTC/GMT)
• Using Audio Technology and Open Content to Reduce Global Illiteracy, Poverty and Disease by Cliff Schmidt, Executive Director of Literacy Bridge, Wednesday, 9 April, at 09:30 CEST (07:30 UTC/GMT)
• Apache and Steam Engines: the Magic of Collaborative Innovation by Rishab Aiyer Ghosh, Open Source Initiative Board Member, Thursday, 10 April, at 11:30 CEST (09:30 UTC/GMT)
• Apache 3.0 (a Tall Tale) by Roy Fielding, Co-founder of The Apache Software Foundation, and Vice President, Apache HTTP Server, Friday, 11 April, at 16:30 CEST (14:30 UTC/GMT)

The talks of the following select ApacheCon Europe tracks are available for just 99 Euro: System Administration (Wednesday), Web Security (Thursday), Web Services and Web 2.0 (Friday).

Adobe推Photoshop网络版 进军网络平台服务-设计在线-Photoshop-天极网

Adobe推Photoshop网络版 进军网络平台服务-设计在线-Photoshop-天极网


hoho，我看好Adobe，单看他们买了Macromedia这么久都没有声张，就知道他们这个公司的能力了。


不过感觉Adobe只会把Macromedia的一部分产品消化掉，可能会有一部分就此死掉了。像在中间件方面的估计会变成其他的形式出现。

最近Adobe狂招人，估计也是想干一些企业应用方面的事。

Apache Conf EU 2008 - Pre-conference day 1

I joined a half day training session called: Monitoring 2.0.

The trainer (his name is Erik Albele??) comes from German, but his can speak pretty good English.


He introduced the SNMP protocol and another open source product called Zenoss. But it's not really 2.0 I think.

Here is a highlights for Zenoss:

• Single Integrated Product - to monitor your entire IT infrastructure
• First Commercial Open Source CMDB - a single repository for your IT assets
  
• Easy To Use Browser-Based GUI - no linux skills needed, access from anywhere
  
• Enterprise-Ready Architecture - tiered architecture that scales to thousands of nodes
• ZenPacks Framework - packaging system for Zenoss plugins, skins, etc...
• Open Source - free, GPLv2, source code included, more...
• New in 2.1 - Google Maps Mashup, Network Visualization, Java Apps Management, more...

It's good to know another cheap and good solution in IT management, there are lots of good features in Zenoss, like configurable templates for reports, events, metrics.

Picture below is their free release of Zenoss: