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Lee's Software Press-on Tips: March 2006
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips. Thoughts and tips about technology. Saturday, March 25, 2006. How to install apache2 php5 mysql5. This weekend trying to get Joomla 1.0.8 ecommerce edition going. Already had a mysql 5 installed so I installed php5 (with the automatic installer) and apache2. All went ok but I got the: "MySQL support Unavailable" when trying to install Joomla. 1 in the c: WINDOWS php.ini uncomment the line:. By removing the ";". 2 in the same file change the. Extension dir = "./".
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips: February 2006
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips. Thoughts and tips about technology. Monday, February 27, 2006. How Rails saves time vs J2EE from an architect's POV. These are my impressions so far. J2EE so far means Struts Spring Hibernate. The fact that the development - test cycle is so short (like PHP) you can get in so many more development revs. This is huge. Now that projects are test driven anyway I'm wondering what the added value of a compiler is? No seperate environments: one for development and testing without ...
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips: December 2006
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips. Thoughts and tips about technology. Friday, December 22, 2006. Why I hate maven2. Well it's only been a week but I really just don't see the added value of Maven's dependency management. I've used a similar system Savant in another project and just junked for doing everything with ant and subversion. The thing that fundamentally bothers me is having two. The Spring guys have figured this out as well. Or maybe I just need a little more time. Posted by Lee at 11:49 AM. Ubuntu ...
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips: September 2006
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips. Thoughts and tips about technology. Friday, September 08, 2006. Interpreted languages taking over. Sun is getting into interpreted languages and even they are jumping on the Ruby bandwagon. This just makes sense. And I believe the fundamental reason is that the act of compilation (on large scale projects especially) does not add enough value. The other main advantage of interpreted languages is no more xml configuration files. Bye bye Spring. Hallelujah! Links to this post.
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips: September 2005
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips. Thoughts and tips about technology. Thursday, September 15, 2005. Open Session In View Pattern. So far no success. No good examples on the web but the allure is great because it would eliminate a lot of work build hierarchies and the tearing them down going between the business and presentation layer. Same problems that others have encountered. Once I get the solution I'll try to publish a complete example. Posted by Lee at 12:45 PM. Links to this post. Got this from here:.
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips: August 2006
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips. Thoughts and tips about technology. Monday, August 28, 2006. Switching from http to https to http with Apache 2.2. Here's how to do it with just using Apache configuration files. The application is J2EE struts running on JBoss 4.0.4GA. Make sure the mod rewrite is activated like this. LoadModule rewrite module modules/mod rewrite.so. Then add to the httpd.conf. Checks if request is in HTTP and then only rewrites the login pages via a regex. Login .do.*action=init. Ubuntu 9&#...
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips: April 2006
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips. Thoughts and tips about technology. Saturday, April 15, 2006. You might laugh at first, "like what.huh? That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard! Oracle types, DBA's, and other people generally lacking in imagination have this reaction. For just storage DOJO has a framework. And there is AMASS. Based on Flash to get around the cookie size restriction. But if you want SQL check out TrimPath's TrimQuery. It's very cool and can do basic queries, even joins! Links to this post.
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips: January 2007
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips. Thoughts and tips about technology. Tuesday, January 16, 2007. A little more time has passed with Maven2. Here are more observations. One of the added values I do see is that Maven2 generates a project site for you with links to the reports of the different goals executed. It's nice to have all of that in one place instead of having to roll your own. Perhaps there is a way to integrate just that part from an ant script? Not compile, not generate-source, hmm process-resources?
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips: February 2005
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Lee's Software Press-on Tips. Thoughts and tips about technology. Friday, February 25, 2005. MDA is it worth it? And always write EXTERNAL requirements. In short I've found that any potential gains of MDA are done punctually and not globally. Trying to adopt a global MDA approach is too contraining for the architectural choices and will ultimately lead to miscommunication within the team and with the client. Two of the major drawbacks of MDA are:. The problem of regeneration. So my best practice is to:.
