iPORTAL – AN ENTERPRISE COLLABORATIVE PORTAL
This article describes an enterprise collaborative portal approach that plays an active role for company employees, partners and customers by managing business content, unifying work teams and providing one- stop access to essential documentation, functionality and services. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: enterprise iportal liferay portal
Posted in: Java, Liferay, Lotus Notes, Web Development |
October 9, 2008
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We are back from Munchen
For our colleagues and business partners, some impressions from the recent Systems fair in Munchen… Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: explicanto munchen systems
Posted in: News |
October 30, 2007
admin | 3 Comments
Tip on using Pandion messenger: How to send a message to more contacts simultaneously
I’m writing this on the suggestion of Marius, who used to use the server for sending messages to everybody in the company. For those of you who don’t know Marius, it is very rare that anybody has a tip for himJ
Tags: group how to message pandion
Posted in: News |
October 18, 2007
admin | One Comment
ExpDB – an innovative knowledge management tool
What is ExpDB
ExpDB (a.k.a. Experience DB) is a software system which consists in a database of experiences, different situations in general, that are thought at a higher abstract level, the purpose being to manage diverse knowledge, in a controlled and organized manner. It allows persisting knowledge by categorizing it and by filtering it, based on its relevance. Thus, ExpDB builds a database meant to include only the most relevant information.
Tags: expdb Java jColibri management MySQL tool
Posted in: Java |
October 2, 2007
Ciprian Radu | 4 Comments
Yahoo Messenger login troubles
If you are unable to use the YM client with the new gateway configuration (through proxy) it is very likely you have the issue (and solution) described here.
Tags: gateway issue messenger yahoo
Posted in: Windows |
July 30, 2007
Marius Staicu | No Comments
Oracle issue on virtual machine
One of my latest tasks was to install an application to a virtual machine, (running on a Vmware server). This application, built on client-server architecture, use an Oracle database so i had to install Oracle 10g and import the specific database for the application.
Installing Oracle and make it work seemed to be an easy task, theoretically, but it proved to be a real problem, practically. I had installed Oracle on VM (virtual machine) just as i would on my computer and at first everything worked just fine; the application was running to it’s normal parameters. The issues appear after restarting Oracle server, the database was not accessible anymore: “ORA-12505: TNS:listener could not resolve SID given in connect descriptor”.
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Posted in: Oracle |
July 30, 2007
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Linux and gaming
A new article on micahville blog presents a list of 17 games who do not need WINE, can be open or closed source, and of course, run on Linux. The games are (in no particular order): Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: games Linux open source
Posted in: Linux |
July 28, 2007
Marius Staicu | No Comments
Teambuilding from July 2007
Last Tuesday we had a new team building (first this year, at least for me). After a hot start (from the city concrete) we arrived at Curmatura, near Rasinari. Plenty of green (as you can see in the pictures), a small river, not so hot (only late afternoon the temperature was nicer – some would say even cold) and lots of cars (we had 9 or 10 cars for 15 persons). Some of us prepared the food, some of us cooked it (me included) and some play football. It is the same “team-building” atmosphere from the last years, with more persons and more food (maybe it was too hot to eat but it remained a lot of food). Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: camping fun Ropardo Team
Posted in: Ropardo Team |
July 19, 2007
Marius Staicu | One Comment
NTFS partition resize with free tools
Last week I need a new partition on my external drive. The HDD has 80Gb split in 2 partitions, one of 20Gb and one of around 56Gb. The first partition was nearly full and the second had 30Gb of free space (but with many fragmented files). The obvious solution is to move the 26Gb from the second partition to another drive, delete it and create 2 smaller ones. But if you don’t have the 26Gb of temporary space there is another solution: shrink the second partition and create a new one in the free remaining space. This can be achieved with Partition Magic but the tool is not free. (You can download a trial version and see if it is working but using free tools is better – and I was eager to see if it is possible). The process I’ll describe below is simple and can be applied to any external HDD drive with ntfs partitions (and probably other types, by using the correct tools).
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Tags: freeware hdd partitions tools
Posted in: Linux |
June 26, 2007
Marius Staicu | No Comments
Bluetooth PC Remote Control
The project target is building an electronic PC Remote Control, having Bluetooth as the primary network communication protocol. Our first aim is the study of the Bluetooth standards and specifications and second aim it is the development of an application, a multi-platform, multi-system, universal PC remote controller. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: bluetooth control remote
Posted in: Java |
May 16, 2007
Laurentiu Ciovica | 18 Comments
