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Maulin's Learning Curve: October 2004

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A chronicle of the little lessons we learn every day. Friday, October 22, 2004. This probably makes no sense to others, so i'll spend more time on it later. This probably makes no sense to others, so i'll spend more time on it later. Tuesday, October 19, 2004. Monday, October 18, 2004. Frontend to create a UI for the end user. With that out of the way. This worked pretty quickly. Next up. setting up a schedule for the year, and then building the "matcher" that builds the schedule. Up in the ER. On the br...

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Maulin's Learning Curve: Lucene: Take Two

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A chronicle of the little lessons we learn every day. Sunday, September 11, 2005. So I took a step back from the implementation to go back to the drawing board. The more I read about lucene, the more I realize this does give a bit of natural language query, but mostly I will be able to use its power to easily build the query wizard I've been dreaming of. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. 2 more hours Im never getting back. ApplicationListener and Proxy Gotcha!

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Maulin's Learning Curve: Hibernate Persistent Managed Properties

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A chronicle of the little lessons we learn every day. Saturday, September 03, 2005. Hibernate Persistent Managed Properties. Long time no entries. The sad thing is that I've learned so much. To bring you up to speed, I finally started working on the frontend of my app. I chose to use JSF, using MyFaces as the implementation. More on that will come in other threads. Original (pseudo) code was:. Public class Visit {. Long id = adapter.getAccount().getId();. And I tried to inject the account in another bean:.

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Maulin's Learning Curve: August 2005

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A chronicle of the little lessons we learn every day. Friday, August 12, 2005. Persisting a Proxy With Hibernate (Spring AOP). I looked for hours for anything about this topic, and found very little, especially with respect to Hibernate3. I solved my use case, but not in the way I was initially intedning to. First the problem: This all comes back to my desire to create pseudo-constants that can be used as a. The good news is that the fact that the constant is now detached does not break. Available to the...

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Maulin's Learning Curve: Lucene: A summary

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A chronicle of the little lessons we learn every day. Monday, September 12, 2005. So refactoring galore today, and finally a design I am quite pleased with. So I went down the path of having a hibernate listener to update the index. But. Then the question became, how to know what entities to index, and in those. Entities, which fields to index? And how do we know what type of index to create (keyword,. Or unstored being the only two really relevant ones). Server to write the index. Yuck. ByteArrayOutputS...

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Maulin's Learning Curve: September 2005

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A chronicle of the little lessons we learn every day. Wednesday, September 14, 2005. 2 more hours I'm never getting back. Most recent bug that stumped me:. I render a commandLink in a table (not an uncommon use case I imagine). But the scope of the backing bean that supplied data to the table was request,. And the data was only created when a "search" button was pressed. That is. To say, it was not. Created at each request, since, upon opening a row, you. ApplicationListener and Proxy Gotcha! Means I hav...

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Maulin's Learning Curve: June 2005

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A chronicle of the little lessons we learn every day. Wednesday, June 29, 2005. User isolation in FTP on Windows 2003. I had a little hard time setting up multiple users access to an FTP site on my server where they are isolated from one another. What eventually got it to work:. 1 The "root" of the FTP site must point to a folder that has the following structure:. Monday, June 27, 2005. Lessons Learned June 27, 2005. Friday, June 24, 2005. For some reason, the. In DBUnit handles BOOLEAN different than an...

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Maulin's Learning Curve: Learning Lucene

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A chronicle of the little lessons we learn every day. Saturday, September 10, 2005. So I've never used Lucene before. First step: I read the entire Lucene website, perused the javadoc, and read the Lucene in Action sample chapters. Thats enough background, I'm ready for a test drive. So, my first step: write my first Lucene dao. Here is my need (as stated in my previous post): I plan to have a class that will write a document each time a Person or one of his relevant details is saved. I could do this...

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Maulin's Learning Curve: May 2005

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A chronicle of the little lessons we learn every day. Wednesday, May 18, 2005. Unit testing appfuse in eclipse. Spent the last couple hours getting appfuse to be able to do its unit tests in eclipse. I kept having a problem with the appfuse build.xml building into modules. When eclipse builds into one project in build/classes. Essentially, i couldn't get spring to find all its files, and i couldn't get hibernate to find its files. i was in meta-data oblivion. The new task is:. Include name="* /*.xml".