Monthly Archives: January 2006

Cobertura

Today the autobuild failed reporting us that our trial license of clover had expired. Instead of buying a $1500 license I decided to check cobertura.

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Java Black Belt

Last friday I had a talk with the head of my unit about my future career. We talked a bit about Sun Certifications (yes, I will FINALLY have to get a programmers certificate). But he also introduced me to something … Continue reading

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Acegi, Spring & JSF

Last week I spend some time on the basics for securing the myfaces/spring/ibatis application I’m working on. Since the default j2ee container managed security isn’t particulary flexible I decided to have a look at Acegi.

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new design

As you might have noticed I finally replaced the default wordpress header image with something more personal. The image used to create the header from was taken by me; it is a close-up of my beloved espresso machine The picture … Continue reading

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Rapid j2ee development

Today I bought myself a new book: Rapid J2EE development – ‘An adaptive foundation for enterprise applications’ by Alan Monnox. The book covers iterative development, model-driven architecture (MDA), code generation tools, aspect-oriented programming (AOP), test-driven development and much more! Most … Continue reading

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Oracle ADF Faces Goes Open Source

Serverside reported ADF to be donated to the Apache Software Foundation… can’t wait to have all those components availlable in MyFaces! [from the announcement] Why should J2EE / Web application developers care? This is going to give a boost to … Continue reading

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Configuration issues

You might have noticed a short outage today… at the end this seemed to have been caused by the fact that someone updated the DNS settings with my new settings (I renamed the virtualhost I use for my database server).

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Ubuntu overheating…

Today my system overheated…. and died while doing some heavy compiling.  Somehow this totally managed to screw up my harddisk (reiserfs). After downloading RIP I tried to fix the problems using the fsck reiser utilities… but it kept on complaining, … Continue reading

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Spring & Velocity

Brainstorming a bit on creating e-mail templates I remembered I had seen people use Velocity to do this. Together with Spring it seemed ideal for the job!

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IntelliJ Idea for Maven2 & Spring development

Last week I tried Spring IDE 1.2.6 which is basically a set of plugins to support Spring development in Eclipse. The IDE provides excellent features like autocompletion (on class and property level) and a graphical view of the bean stack. … Continue reading

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