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ittayd 02/09/2010 - 21:33
There's a constant discussion about Scala being a complex language. In this post I'll try to show...

Hey,

My problem is a little complicated. I'll try to explain in details - but pls do not hesitate and ask for clarifications...

I have a product - applet based. I want to manipulate the code on run-time using aspectj. Since the applet is running on the client jvm I can't load it with '-Djava.system.class.loader=org.aspectj.weaver.loadtime.WeavingURLClassLoader' as with applications.

My current solution is to 'replace' the applet tag in the jsp - to call a wrapper applet. The wrapper applet is initiate the product with the aspectj classloader:

            URL source = new URL("jar:"+getCodeBase()+"aProduct.jar!/");

            URL aspect = new URL("jar:"+getCodeBase()+"myAspects.jar!/");

            URL[] urlList = {source, aspect };

keren 18/11/2008 - 09:32

Now that Flex SDK 4 was released, I thought I'd do a series of posts on the differences between Flex 3 and Flex 4 SDKs that will hopefully help migrate your Flex 3 app to Flex 4 or make the transition from SDK 3 to SDK 4 easier. I will be assuming you already know Flex 3 and will concentrate on the new in Flex 4 compared to Flex 3.

This post will serve as the index of the series, and I will be adding links to the different posts to this one as they become available, so come back from time to time to get updated.

 

sefi 21/04/2010 - 08:33

Flex 3 had some language tags we are all familiar with like <fx:Binding>, <fx:metadata>, <fx:script> and <fx:style> to name a few.

Flex 4 introduces some new mxml tags you can use when writing mxml classes. They are <fx:Declarations>, <fx:Definition>, <fx:Library>, <fx:Private> and <fx:Reparent>.

 

sefi 14/05/2010 - 10:00

I had tow motivations of getting rid of the All view

  1. The All view is quite annoying don't you think? After using Hudson for a while you have tens/hundreds of jobs lined up in a huge list - who needs that right.
  2. I wanted a "hidden jobs section" - Jobs no one but myself (and who ever needs access to it) can see.

 

In order to get rid of it (the All view) simply:

hagzag 01/09/2010 - 11:09

As a big fan of hudson-ci I would like to take a note of the most commonly used hudson plug-ins (at least by me) needed in order to maintain a good build environment.

This list was collected as part of my experience in the last couple of years. I am sure your may differ then mine mine :).

 

Setenv plugin

hagzag 27/08/2010 - 16:30

hudson logoIf you wish to "hang on" to a certain plugin which shipps with hudson.war just unpin it in the Manage Hudson >> Manage Plugins page - this option is availabe sine 1.374 release (and you can always grab the latest @: latest)

 

See full explanation below quoted from hudson wiki:

hagzag 07/09/2010 - 10:13

As of now Hudson-CI is leading the poll, altough it seems like a "work in progress" for the list isn't 100% complete see: http://java.dzone.com/polls/which-continuous-integeration & see the posts comments.

hagzag 03/09/2010 - 18:53

Google has taken over the web & e-mail by far and truth is I don't blame them every "day" we hear of something new.

What can I say they are just very good at what they do ... I tried it and it is very accurate ! (at least form me )

 

hagzag 03/09/2010 - 11:37

When I read this article a week ago or so I wasen't so excited from the improved search interface - Until I gave it a try.

Please note: in order to upgrade you will need to expire the cache of all the repositories - the improved search is a result of new lucene indexes included with 1.7.x version.

 

  • IMHO search speed is 10 times faster the 1.6.0
  • The search details is very useful for exmaple:

I serched for maven (naturally ...)

nexus search 2

And

nexus search 1

hagzag 02/09/2010 - 00:23