Lincoln Baxter III

Founder of OcpSoft

Creator of PrettyFaces - Url Rewriting for JSF, PrettyTime - Social-style date & time formatting for Java, and a community contributor to the JSF2 Expert Group; his latest project is ScrumShark, an open-source agile project management tool.

Beginning his career in C, C++ development for hardware signal testing automation, Lincoln soon moved on to Perl, dynamic programming languages, artificial intelligence and, more recently - web application frameworks such as Java Server Faces and Groovy on Grails for financial and small business solutions.

When he is not swimming, running, or playing Ultimate Frisbee, Lincoln is focused on improving the openness of Java, the Java Community Process(JCP), and bringing the J2EE platform to small businesses and freelancers.



Blog

Server side action methods on JSF ValueChange events using AJAX listeners

Posted Saturday, January 28, 2012

I’m about to show you a pattern that will make your heart sing. I have to thank Brian Leathem for his original idea to use CDI events in the ValueChangeListener, but when combined with a little <f:ajax> magic, there’s almost no limit tomore »

URL-Rewriting for the Next Generation Web User

Posted Thursday, January 12, 2012

Lincoln Baxter, III speaks on the well and lesser known uses for URL-rewriting in modern web applications, how it can be used to increase security, enhance usability, and how it can supplement any new or existing application – no matter the languagmore »

JBoss Application Server 7 on Port 80 with Apache HTTPd ProxyPass

Posted Monday, January 9, 2012

It’s quite simple really. All you need to do is install Apache HTTPd, then set make sure you have a few modules installed and set up: Instructions below are for Ubuntu, Fedora, RHEL, or other Linux distributions. The results of this configuration cmore »
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Presentations

Seam & RESTEasy: You haven't seen REST yet

JSR-311 (JAX-RS) is one of the simplest, most elegant of all the Java EE specifications and is showing early signs of becoming an overwhelming success. It lets you to create RESTful web services from existing Java EE components by sprinkling a handful of more »