java
I guess this is something pretty obvious for java users (except me). I have to admit that in development I did tend to use a System.out.println(..) logging. And everytime at a late time when it comes to deployment you realize (again) that syso-logging is not optimal. Switching to
database
If you want to override data you defined in your java-application's jpa/hibernate persistence.xml file you can pass a Map<String,Object> to the persistence-api when creating the entityManagerFactory (in this case using an environment-variable to set the connection url) Map<String, Object>
dev
Ok, that is a very special topic and I guess not many will need this. My problem was that I created a properties-page and wanted to use the folders selected there or to use IProject-related paths or such. I had to hack a little bit to get it to work,
dev
In this sample: * send data directly from target to service1 * send data from service2 to target and back package org.tt.zmq.tests; import org.junit.Test; import org.zeromq.ZContext; import org.zeromq.ZMQ; import org.zeromq.ZMsg; /** * Here I will keep some tests to understand the behaviour of
dev
ZeroMQ - Mindgames and Samples Router bound, 2 Dealers connected to Router In this sample: * Send data from dealer1 to router * Create message to push data from router to dealer1 and dealer2 package org.tt.zmq.tests; import java.nio.charset.Charset; import org.junit.Test; import org.zeromq.ZContext;
dev
Every time fun setting up a maven-project. Here is my minimal default-setup for: * an additional src-folder * setting up the compiler * creating a fat jar via: mvn assembly:once <build> <plugins> <plugin> <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>
java
Still have in my mind using ZeroMQ as Transport-Layer for my thrift-based communication between Server and Server and Server and Client. Therefore I took a deep look into JZMQ which is the JAVA-JNI Mapping for ZeroMQ. At the beginning I thought that Curve based encryptions wasn't built in
c
Still working on the ZeroMQ-Front. And I am still convinced, now that I finished most of the guide. Actually I did plan to use JeroMQ but this pure Java ZeroMQ-Port seems to not have implemented security,yet. Therefore I switched to the jni-Binding of libzmq which have everything implemented but
dev
At the moment I'm working on a more distributed project. One central thing is that I want a local-server to be control from the main-server that is located somewhere else. (e.g. the internet) I'm using thrift-services and want on the one side to be able
dsl
If developing with xtext you usually test your DSL in an runtimeEclipse-Version that you start from within eclipse. Once you have a stable state of your plugin, you will want to make it available to the public. Do this: * In Eclipse: XText generates 3+ Folders for you at the beginning.
java
Just created a simple tutorial how to create plugins for the java based pebble-blog-software. Check it out here
emscripten
I’m in the process of porting my gamekit based engine via emscripten to javascript which works thanks to the ogre3d’s current version 1.10 pretty good (thanks to wolfmanfx for his efforts). I wrote a module for ois to handle the input (mouse/keyboard) not perfect,yet but