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I am a Java software developer living and working in Cambridge. I currently work for OpenCredo. An IT consultancy firm specialising in open source software and agile practices. I have nearly 10 years software development in a wide range of industries, from a large defence organisation to a small mobile application start-up. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.
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Integration Testing for Spring Portlet MVC. April 20, 2011. I recently saw a post about testing Spring MVC controllers outside of a container. I’ve been working at OpenCredo. On a portlet application over the last few months, and although a bit late in the day for this project, I figured something along these lines would be of great benefit for any future development. So taking some of the ideas off of that blog, I started putting together a similar concept for use with the Spring Portlet MVC. BeanFactor...
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Integration Testing for Spring Portlet MVC. April 20, 2011. I recently saw a post about testing Spring MVC controllers outside of a container. I’ve been working at OpenCredo. On a portlet application over the last few months, and although a bit late in the day for this project, I figured something along these lines would be of great benefit for any future development. So taking some of the ideas off of that blog, I started putting together a similar concept for use with the Spring Portlet MVC. BeanFactor...
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Integration Testing for Spring Portlet MVC. April 20, 2011. I recently saw a post about testing Spring MVC controllers outside of a container. I’ve been working at OpenCredo. On a portlet application over the last few months, and although a bit late in the day for this project, I figured something along these lines would be of great benefit for any future development. So taking some of the ideas off of that blog, I started putting together a similar concept for use with the Spring Portlet MVC. BeanFactor...
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Wild Women/Quiet Nights | On the road with me, music, press and other thoughts
On the road with me, music, press and other thoughts. Just another 2012 top ten. December 14, 2012. I’ve been dead quiet here, haven’t I? Full of promise and one review. Well, to make up for that, here’s my top 10 albums of the year. 1 Hop Along – Get Disowned. 2 Menzingers – On The Impossible Past. 3 Cheap Girls – Giant Orange. Miserabalist poppy punk rock with just the most impeccable ear for a melody. Not to everyone’s tastes, but this record hit so many of the right nails on the head for me. Not only...
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James Farrer's thoughts on ServiceNow and other generally techy topics. Identify workflows where a group is listed. January 17, 2018, 4:43 pm - James Farrer. Here's a script that goes through the workflow activity fields and prints out where the group is listed in workflows. ServiceNow Formatted Text (HTML WYSIWYG) editor. January 24, 2017, 2:54 pm - James Farrer. When you're working on a portal you build out the blocks, widgets, lists, menus, etc. and from the overall structure perspective you're in...
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I can learn anything from anyone. Blogging is harder than I thought. November 17, 2008. Well, blogging reguarly is a pain isn’t it! I promise there will be a couple of posts coming later today sometime :). How to read the Bible – 5 minutes that changed my entire perspective. October 10, 2008. Around two years ago (ouch, has it really been that long! But then Adrian Birks. Of God, and that what they describe is possible for our experience of God. But not something you automatically attain to. We can read ...
