If you are using Domino and Lotus Notes is good to know that 8.5.1 release is available for download from IBM.
XWiki is a growing open source wiki that can be easily used withing a corporate. It has many features that can be integrated in a wiki application with reliability for the user. XWiki is written in Java and supports a variety of datasources: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle etc.
A Controller servlet may perform either a forward or a redirect operation at the end of processing a request in order to get to the results page. Let’s say a browser requests page “A” in an application. If the application responds by forwarding to “B”, then a server-side forward takes place; the server sends back […]
The contents of a particular drop down datawindow depends on the value of another drop down datawindow. For example we need to filter some employees based on the team they belong to. In the current datawindow, Teams will be a drop down datawindow whose contents depend on the value of another DDDW – Departments.
The System.Diagnostics namespace contains five groups of classes that can help an programmer to debug and trace .NET applications. This five groups of classes have following uses : debugging tracing using of Windows event log performance monitoring process controlling This article will review the Debugger and Debug classes contained by first group of System.Diagnostics namespace.
iText is a Java library for developers looking to enhance web- and other applications with dynamic PDF document generation and/or manipulation. Constructing tables with the iText library can be thought of as an easy task, but there is much more thought that should be put into this when generating large dynamic tables (variable number of […]
In the project that I’m working now I needed a way to select multiple entries from a list and copy them to another list. To do this I created a form which contains two ListBox fields called listA and listB and a Button field named To. The entries of the two lists are computed using […]
In these days all web2.0 apps make use of AJAX to save bandwidth, user time or to display data without refreshing the page. When you make an AJAX request the response could be plain text, Html or JSON, but if you want to make a cross-domain AJAX call you can’t because the browser security model dictates that XMLHttpRequest must have the same domain in order to communicate. This is where you need to use JSONP, this technique will make the AJAX call and after will inject the response in a script tag and will pass the data to a specified function.
Some JavaScript Libraries help you dealing with JSONP and in this article I will show you how to make cross-domain AJAX calls with MooTools and jQuery.
When using Hibernate in a project, correct configuration of the service is a must, otherwise errors won’t let you alone 🙂 Following the basic steps of configuration, I found myself facing an error, of which cause made no sense on the moment because I thought my configuration were correct. In the hibernate.cfg.xml file, sessionFactory was […]
Sorting characters is done differently from one language to another. For example, in English digits come before letters in an ascending sorting. But, in German, digits are ascendant sorted after letters. Sorting may or may not be case sensitive, diacritics may be considered or ignored, and phonetic rules could also be used (e.g.: in Spanish […]