I’ve started looking how to enable both PHP4 and PHP5 on our (relatively) new dev box running Gentoo. The box is already running PHP4 so the task was to add PHP5 support as well. The official guide is rich in options you can use to achieve this. I didn’t want any CGI since we use… Continue reading Multiple Apache instances on Gentoo box
Author: Dejan Bosanac
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Ctrl-Shift-B: Interactive Application Architecture Patterns article discussing/comparing MVC and a few similar design patterns (tags: Patterns programming architecture)
Groovy StAX builder
I’ve always loved Groovy builders concept for handling (mostly creating) hierarchical documents. On the other hand I find StAX, pull-based processing API, to be one of my favorite methods for dealing with simple XML processing. It’s simple and fast, so what more can I ask for? Additionally, thanks to the Jettison project you can also… Continue reading Groovy StAX builder
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Zdot » Blog Archive » Building a Megajar with Maven2 – The Right Way Use assembly plugin to create uberjar (tags: maven2 uberjar assembly)
XStream and Spring OXM (Object/XML Mapping framework)
It all started when I tried to find a solution for customizing an XStream instance for my ActiveMQ XStream message transformer that would be better than currently used (extending a base transformer and providing a custom factory method that will do things like alias, converter, annotation, etc. settings). I wanted an easy solution to configure… Continue reading XStream and Spring OXM (Object/XML Mapping framework)
IJTC Wrap up
I had some really great time in Dublin at IJTC last week. Good people, good sessions and a lot of fun; what else could one expect? There were a few sessions that covered projects that I’ve had on my radar for some time but never found time to look closer, such as Apache Camel and… Continue reading IJTC Wrap up
Future of Java
Tomorrow, on Wednesday 7th, there will be a panel at IJTC with Joel Spolsky and James Strachan discussing the future of Java. It sounds very compiling to me and I hope to meet you there.
CVS, CentOS and SELinux
I was migrating a CVS repository from one server to another today and ran on the interesting issue. I was getting a “Permission denied” error on the CVSROOT/config file no matter what privileges were set. It turns out that problem is with SELinux on CentOS, so the easiest solution is to just turn it off.
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Move or migrate user accounts from old Linux server to a new Linux server nice checklist for migrating linux servers – just copy/paste commands and you’re done (tags: linux migration sysadmin server)
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Mozilla Labs Blog » Blog Archive » Prism thank you! (tags: mozilla web applications)