Archive for August, 2006

Using the LDAP for user information.

Tuesday, August 29th, 2006 by Harry van Oosten

Using the LDAP for user information.
During my project I needed to get some user in formation like the full name, business unit, email address and function. A great way to do this is using the LDAP server (or in reality the LDAP interface of Microsoft Active Directory).
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Popularity: 125 points

Java & Outlook integration: sending a meeting request from Java

Tuesday, August 29th, 2006 by Robert Willems of Brilman

We recently had some fun trying to discover how to send a message that would be interpreted by Microsoft Outlook as a Meeting Request. There is surprisingly little (helpful) to find on the net. So we thought we would share it with you.
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Popularity: 246 points

ADF Faces: Solving a performance problem

Tuesday, August 29th, 2006 by Robert Willems of Brilman

During the unit tests of our current project we encountered an unexpected problem in own of our pages. The page was really really slow on displaying and (partially) updating. During development we have come to expect the first page load to be kind of slow because of the compilation needed by the server. However after [...]

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a few quick (must) reads ….

Monday, August 28th, 2006 by admin

Five habits of highly profitable software developers for those who might think writing code can be career limiting
Or are we doing something wrong?
 
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How to create a nice big security leak…

Monday, August 28th, 2006 by Robert Willems of Brilman

Today we were fooling around trying to break some of the applications we have created.
Unfortunately we have succeeded: we found a ‘little’ security problem in our code that i would like to share with you guys (and gals) so you won’t do the same.
Our previous authorisation method used a table in the database that contained [...]

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Having fun with Spring AOP

Thursday, August 24th, 2006 by admin

Aspect Oriented Programming for me always has been something that is theoretically beautiful but in practice unfeasible to apply: A good idea that buried itself by bad examples and complex implementations. Until Google pointed me to this great article about AspectJ5 and its integration into the Spring Framework. Actually I was looking for some EJB3 [...]

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EAI/Java Competence Center Meeting - August 23

Wednesday, August 23rd, 2006 by Dennis van Loon

On August 23, the Energy and Utilities EAI/Java Competence Center will organise another interesting compentence meeting.
This (LogicaCMG internal) meeting will focus on SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) and BPM (Business Proces Management).
During this meeting TIBCO will present their vision on SOA and BPM and a link will be made with their reference implementation.
Of course, collegues from other LogicaCMG businesses are very welcome but be so kind to send [...]

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PRO4PRO: Oracle - Performance, de hoeksteen van de ICT

Wednesday, August 23rd, 2006 by Administrator

[dutch announcement]

Performance, de hoeksteen van de ICT
LogicaCMG heeft een integrale aanpak ontwikkeld die End-to-End Performance Management heet. Deze aanpak richt zich niet enkel op één component maar legt de correlatie tussen alle componenten van een applicatie. Hoe goed en weloverwogen de IT architectuur en -infrastructuur ook gekozen is, naast functionaliteit bepaalt performance in hoge mate [...]

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BPEL Process Manager - How to change the time zones for the Worklist.

Wednesday, August 16th, 2006 by Marcel Lipman

When you use the demo users for the worklist, like jcooper and fkafka, you may have noticed the times are displayed incorrectly. This is because an incorrect time zone.
The time zone information is stored for each individual user in the file users-properties.xml in the directory BPEL_DIR\integration\orabpel\system\services\config.
For every user you need to change the time zone [...]

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Jdeveloper 10.1.3.1 Preview Release

Wednesday, August 16th, 2006 by Pascal Prins

Yesterday, Oracle released a developer preview of the new Jdeveloper.
This release is entirely focused on SOA development. It now includes BPEL and ESB functionality.
Check out the new features here !
PS : I totally agree with Shay. The new version number really does not reflect the importance of this release.
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Popularity: 127 points