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September 2006 - Posts
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My first attempt with JUnit
by
lamia
I'll be totally honest... I'm not really excited about the TDD hype. But I feel like it's something important and even when I feel lazy(what the hell is wrong with me!??) I managed to atleast give it a shot. I've been reading this morning about JUnit...
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Java
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A glimpse of ASM
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lamia
It was kind of shocking last Friday when our client didn't approve our project plan. Instead of having a 4 month duration that would involve design, coding and delivery our time was cut down to 1 month(20 days to be exact). I am pretty confident though...
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Career
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Assembly
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Single Connection Object - A possible Danger
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lamia
Hmmm... I always had a single connection object active for the entire app. After I discovered that only one servlet is instantiated for every servlet class in the application this problem quickly popped in my mind. Actually, this was a worry I just ignored...
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Java
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J2EE-JEE
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Servlets
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Java is not slow on server-side!
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lamia
I know I've been in the field for quite sometime now... However, over and over I get to ask myself the question how many servlet instance is created in the container? At first I thought that multiple instances are created for each user and then reused...
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J2EE-JEE
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Tomcat
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Servlets
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phpapache2.dll not found
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lamia
Hmmm... I'm on my first task at my new company. The project I'm involved with is a PHP to Java conversion(Ewwww!). I have to say I really don't like it but it should give me the experience and discipline needed to stay on the job. Besides, it should be...
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PHP
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What I'm into
by
lamia
Hmmm... There have been a lot of things I wanted to learn lately... But without an actual project to work with, it will be quite impossible to learn fast... I'm the type of person who tends to study about a lot of things. May it be about computers, nature...
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Java
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Career
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Database-driven policy feature
by
lamia
I still remember back then when I was working as a trainee in one of my former companies. My boss gave a requirement wherein a user will only have specific areas of the application(this is a webapp) which he can gain access. I have to admit that it was...
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RDBMS
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<c:import url=""/> just so darn powerful
by
lamia
I was doing a small project last night. Youm wouldn't believe how much the ol <jsp:include page=""/> tag has given me problems. First of all, what I was doing was include a JSP page. That included JSP page has a <c:import page=""/> call in...
Filed under:
JSTL
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JSP
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java.lang.IllegalStateException: Cannot forward after response has been committed
by
lamia
I encountered this error while working on the final module of my project earlier. The error was obvious to me though that it occured in one of my included JSP's. <center> <jsp:include page="/WEB-INF/templates/usermenutemplate.jsp"/> </center>...
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Java
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J2EE-JEE
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JSTL
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JSP