How do I disable weblogic's javelin recompiler? It seems to be using some version of JDK5 source level, and I believe that this can be disabled in weblogic 10 in favor of regular JDK6.
Does anyone know how to do this?
Weblogic's support structure is horrible. There is no solution.
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I originally asked a question about NSISDl because I thought there was a bug or issue with my use of it. Through this ticket, I found out it does not support HTTPS at all, and thus it became an entirely different matter. (edit)
NSISdl only supports plain HTTP. Use the INetC plug-in instead, it uses WinInet and should work anywhere Internet Explorer works...
I've seen a few examples online, but trying to make the best choice for replication conflict. I would like to make a server plug-in to automatically handle conflicts, where the newest document wins.
In contrast we could handle conflicts on each client, but we have both .NET and PHP clients... It just seems easier to do it as a plug-in on the server? Can anyone confirm the plug-in route may be the best route?
Eric,
RavenDB has plugin support (AbstractDocumentReplicationConflictResolver) to handle that.
You can teach RavenDB how to properly resolve conflicts using your own business rules by inheriting from this and adding the resulting dll to the plugins directory.
Someone already made it for you
http://jtbennett.com/blog/2012/03/customizing-ravendb-a-simple-ravendb-server-bundle-for-replication-conflict-handling
Does anyone know if ApacheHttpComponents
http://hc.apache.org/
will work or can be used with BlackBerry development?
Thanks,
Rasputin.
Not without significant work. HttpComponents depends on JDK classes that don't exist on the BlackBerry. I think it would be possible to port some of it, especially because of the strong separationof interface vs. implementation, but it would be a lot of work to do that.
I'm looking for a way to do it now. On the Oracle's road map they will be bring GlassFish and Weblogic closer together (OSGI will be there in 2012-ish). But what about now?
Asking this, cause WebLogic is default standard for the company, not because I'm a fan of it.
Why not embed the OSGi framework within your WAR? Eclipse Equinox has even some examples on its wiki on how to achieve that.
If this question is still relevant. Please have a look to this question I've raised several months ago: WebLogic and OSGi. I also updated the question. Since version 12.1.2, Weblogic supports OSGi out of the box.
I am totally new to Apache and Ubuntu, is there an admin tools where the available functions and features and settings are more accessible? I am finding it very difficult to do even the simplest things.... please help.
Cheers.
apacheConf is available for most flavours of Linux, however:
1) it ignores the distribution-specific layout of the config files and implements its own structure
2) its just a tool for updating the config - it doesn't actually tell you what the config options mean
3) like any gui tool it abstracts the actual data (in this case, the apache config) you are manipulating
4) there are at least 3 different programs branded as apacheConf
http://www.apache-gui.com/apache-linux.html
http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-7.2-Manual/custom-guide/apacheconf.html
and the config tool bundled in Mandriva
5) it limits what you can actually configure to the design on the UI (e.g. RedHat apacheConf only allows you to set one listening address
Having buttons to click does not help you understand what you are actually trying to achieve (unless your objective is an MCSE of course ;). I'd recommend you go get a good book on Apache config and take the time to read it.
C.
Try Webmin - a nice web-based GUI tool. There is a .deb package for ubuntu in their downloads page.
http://webmin.com
Here are some options to consider for helping you to better understand how Apache works and how to administer/configure the server:
Read the official HOW-TO
Take a look at a commercial tool like ApacheConf
Ask questions here about the specific issues you are having
HTH,
-aj