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• PayPal allows payment withdrawal to Indian Bank Accounts
  Receiving payments from PayPal was always not a very convenient experience for PayPal merchants in India. Most small to medium digital product sellers use PayPal as it offers zero setup and monthly fee. PayPal used to send payments using Standard Check...
• 5 Reasons we chose BIRT instead of Jasper or JFreeReport
  A year ago, I was looking for a way to integrate complex/graphical reporting into our software offerings. I was sure that the way is to find a open source project that has the right kind of license and right kind of technology. Regarding licensing, I w...
• Conditionally including javascript and css files
  Normally external javascript and css files are supposed to be included in the header of a web page. But, at times we come across situations when we need to include some javascript or css file when we are into the body of the page (that is head portion ...
• Required to claim my blog!
  I had no option but to write this post so that I cam claim my Blog! At least technorati says so.. Technorati Profile

• Re: 5 Reasons we chose BIRT instead of Jasper or JFreeReport
  Our long term goal is to embed BIRT designer into our products. But at the moment our we are offering the default (as is) BIRT designer to our technically advanced customers so they can play around the reports a bit and can change simple things like ad...
• Re: 5 Reasons we chose BIRT instead of Jasper or JFreeReport
  Hi Quadri, In your previous message you have mentioned that you want to use BIRT report engine into your commercial software. Did you mean you want to add the designer into the product you suppose to deliver to the user? If yes, could you please let me...
• Re: PayPal allows payment withdrawal to Indian Bank Account
  I think the real benefit is that PayPal is charging only Rs 50 for this service. This is very low when you compare the usual charge that they charge you in case of check which is USD 5 (apprx 200 Rs)