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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Tool-Integration mit OSLC und Eclipse Lyo
Vor längerem bin ich schon über die sehr interessante “Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration (OSLC) initiative” gestolpert, die sich auf ihrer Webseite wie folgt vorstellt: An open community dedicated to making it easier to use lifecycle tools in combination Es … Continue reading
Posted in Agile Methods and development, Build, config and deploy
Tagged ALM, Eclipse, OSLC
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Problem with ui:repeat and NULL values in JSF 2.x
Some months ago I stumbled across some issue with the ui:repeat component in JavaServer Faces 2. The project I worked on used JSF RI 2.0.2, but the problem seems to exist in all 2.x RI versions (especially the current versions … Continue reading
Hudson 3.0 released
As noted before, Hudson was proposed as Eclipse project back in 2011. After Hudson left incubation in early December 2012, Hudson 3.0 was released.The official announcement of the Eclipse Foundation lists the top features as follows: Plug-In Manager: Simplifies management … Continue reading
Posted in Build, config and deploy, Eclipse Universe, Java and Quality
Tagged Eclipse, hudson, release
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Talk to your web application
Starting with version 25, Google Chrome will support the Web Speech API, as demonstrated at HTML5Rocks. When this feature will be widely supported by the major browsers, I can think of many cool stuff you can do with it, e.g.: … Continue reading
PhantomJS 1.8 released with WebDriver support
A while ago, PhantomJS 1.8 was released. According to the release notes it features built in support of the WebDriver Wire Protocol that is e.g. used by Selenium to remote control browsers. The really cool thing of this feature is: … Continue reading
How to use the Quartz Scheduler in your JIRA plugin
Quartz is a very popular scheduler library for Java. It is commonly used for periodically executed tasks. We use it in our plugin, all worked fine, until a customer complained about JIRA filter subscriptions being sent twice whenever the plugin … Continue reading
Posted in Atlassian Tools
Tagged filter subscriptions, java scheduler, jira, quartz, Quartz Scheduler
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