tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-97378172011-11-28T01:46:34.567+01:00A static blog for practical people. My views on life in general and J2EE programming, software architecture, it-security and work in specific.Arne Bernerhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10170739647532014297noreply@blogger.comBlogger1151100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9737817.post-55916104523988849182011-03-26T14:10:00.001+01:002011-03-26T14:10:32.294+01:00

In January Packt publishing published the first book on OpenAM. I've been reading on it the last couple of weeks, and it's now time to give it a score. The book is quite thorough with its 292 pages, you can get a lot of good info from it; especially if you're a rookie. Because most of the info is on the basic level, it will give you an insight on the functionality in OpenAM. What you don't get,

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This week we experience a big IT scandal in Norway. The central system Altinn went down because of the big load that came because of the Tax return for wage earners. Several hundred thousand users tried to check there tax return, this was too much for the system, it went down and it took several days to get it fully functional again. Why did this happen? Of course there is no simple answer to

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This is my experience with GTD after 9 months. I have read the book, and used the Microsoft Outlook plugin as my tool. The results are not perfect, my life is still more or less a mess, but it is more like a organized mess. It is difficult to live by the rules and tips that is given in the book, because all day's is'nt the same and some days just brings changes that will turn everything up side

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These are the applications that I need to have on my computer: Putty Cygwin WinSCP Apache Directory Studio Fiddler Burp Suite Eclipse TortoiseSVN Notepad++ XMind Microsoft Visio Firefox Opera  Internet Explorer 7-zip Bullzip PDF Printer Paint.Net Windows Live Google Talk VLC Media Player  The list have increased over the last couple of years. I would have liked to cut down, but right now I

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If you follow one of the many OpenSSO installation guides you will quickly get a OpenSSO installation up and running. It's really nice that it some many good and quick guides to the OpenSSO installation. But of course when the guide is short, it's always some details that's left out. For example, have you ever seen the web version of admin command ssoadm? It's handy to have a web servlet giving

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I had some fun today, going through some of the Norwegian netbanks SSL-Certificates. I questions was if they used Certificates with extended validation. You know those certificates giving a green address bar in your browser.  My results shows that it's only 1/4 of the banks that are using it.  Those banks that host their own dedicated netbank should upgrade to a Extended validation certificate

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Career analyst Dan Pink examines the puzzle of motivation, starting with a fact that social scientists know but most managers don't: Traditional rewards aren't always as effective as we think.    Source: http://www.ted.com

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I Norway there is now a lot of debate about the EU Directive for Data Retention. The question is if Norway should implement this or not. The Government in Norway is split on this question, even thou both The Data Inspectorate and Art.29 Data Protection Working Party has warned against it. Why shouldn’t we implement the Data Retention Directive if it can help us solve and fight crime? Because we

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You trust your bank. They protect your personally information (and your money of course), and you pay them to do so.  Every time you would like to see your financially data your notice how they protect it with their strong two-way authentication. It’s sometimes a pain, but you like it, because you don’t want strangers to access your banking data. But what happens when it comes to the 31. Of

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Sharing experience and information with other companies will benefit you is my experience. Companies sharing knowledge and experience with others earn a lot both internally in the company and externally in the community. Internal earnings: Knowledge sharing between teams and departments. More faithful employees External earnings: Company reputation More possibilities when it comes to

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It’s been a long time since I last time took backup of a DVD. Last time it was a long process that included using several application, one for ripping and one for formatting it to my needed format. I had to use the night to get one DVD ripped. But now it’s easy. Most likly it’s been like this for ages, but as I said… I’m not doing this that often. I used the free version of WinX DVD Ripper and

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The internet service iam.no has started a debate in Norway about the use of information on the internet. iam.no has made a database of almost every citizen in Norway and collected all available information about them. They have: Address from the white pages Profile from linkedIn, facebook, twitter and other social networks. Tax and income information from the state tax service. Street and map

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The last couple of year I've drawn a lot of architecture drawings. Allot of the drawings would have been much better if I had asked: "Who are the audience?" and "Do I really need those server symbols?" Most of the time, I'm very into my little program and the servers I know by name in my environment. So if I get the question: "How and where can we introduce the new functionality: ?" from a

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Do you have the answer to the following? Can SUN Access Manager / OpenSSO policy agents be configured with a different url for timeouts then log in? Can SUN Access Manager / OpenSSO policy agents be configured to give a redirect according to the standard of XMLHttpRequest when a XMLHttpRequest is recieved and the user needs to log in? I think I have the answers. And that is: NO and NO! I

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I just got it confirmed from my support contact at SUN. I have implemented the AMPostAuthProcessInterface at a ServiceProvider to retrieve the SSOToken properties set by the SAML2 plugin from the SAML2 assertion sent from the IdentityProvider. (I'm using SUN Access Manager 7.1 with the SAML2 plugin) I have to convert one of the properties retrieved from one format to another, and I thought that

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Irish reject e-voting, go back to paper - Ars Technica:"Irish reject e-voting, go back to paperThe Irish government has given up on e-voting and is moving back to paper. The cost of continuing with the failed system is too high, and the crisis-stricken country is too cash-strapped."A very good choose Irland!

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This is the mail correspondence that has been between me and Teamprise . It’s good to see that they take my input seriously and actually fix the problem in the next release. It’s nice to be of help for a change.  -----Original Message-----From: Berner, ArneSent: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 5:13 AMTo: support@teamprise.comSubject: Input handling weaknessHi,I'm using the Teamprise Explorer version

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I'm using fiddler  allot and it's really useful for debugging what’s happening with my http requests.But there is somebody that is talking a bit to much... Microsoft Windows Live Messenger .It generates traffic all the time. Can it really be necessary? I really would like to cut down on the trafic generated by MSN, is there a possibility to reduce how often MSN checks for status updates?And

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I have come across a problem that must be a bug in Internet Explorer, and the problem is that I don't have a workaround for it. I've tested this in Internet Explorer 8. This is what happens between my browser and the two servers, A and B. ServerA is my authentication server and serverB is my reverse proxy with a application server behind it.  Browser             Server A      ServerB --------

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I have trouble rewriting a http response and I think it is because of:  Content-Type: application/x-javascript. Do you know why? This is my story:I have a  Apache/2.2.8 running as a reverse proxy in front of a .Net application using Ajax and the gaia framework (gaiaware.net) I have setup several ProxyHTMLURLMap for to rewrite the responses from the application, and this works great for html

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I have this web project that I work on... that has this problem... This problem has a name: the famous J2EE Assisted Take-Off (JATO) framwork. The result of the problem is that between 60% and 75% of all bugs that reported is linked to the GUI and text. This web site that we are building supports 4 different languages and there is always a problem with comma's, spaces, spelling, gramar or

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If your working on a Solaris plattform, don't forget the Cool Stack . Cool Stack is a collection of some of the most commonly used open source applications optimized for the Sun Solaris OS platform. I've used it to setup MySQL, and it makes life very easy for us that don't do this every day.

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Last week I attended the conference Software 2009, and one of the speakers there where Kjell Jørgen Hole from the University of Bergen. He ask the following question: "Should Norway build one National e-ID solution, or several e-ID solutions?" He answered that question through looking at Risk. Risk in large complex systems. He gave an introduction in to N.N.Taleb's The Black Swan Theory. This

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It's amazing. I've just spent more then three hours setting the default locale in a SUN Access Manager installation. This is my debug story: - I've got a installation supporting Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, Sami and English. The default language should be Norwegian Bokmål, this is what all browsers will go to if there set to anything but one of the other four languages. - Unfortunately 

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It's nice to get a reality check from time to time.

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This is a good article about the three aspects; Identity, Authentication and Authorization. All too often these aspects are used incorrectly. If your not sure about the differences, please take a look at the article. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc512578.aspx

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This article: Voting Machine Audit Logs Raise More Questions about Lost Votes in CA Election really is a good example on how difficult audit logging can be. For a big system it is very important to have a consistent audit log that is understandable. audit logging should be implemented as a aspect in the system. Am aspect that is used in the same manner throughout a system. That is perhaps the

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Todays topic: Can you combine the two? or are ITIL and Agile like water and fire? I found this blog entry about ITIL and XP: ITIL vs. Agile Programming: Is the Agile Programming Discipline Compatible with the ITIL Framework? It really shows how well ITIL and Agile development processes fit together. In my experience you really need them both, especially in bigger projects or organizations. It

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A common problem I have is to find the biggest file. Often because my application logs on debug level and quite quickly files up the storage on my development and testing machines. This is how I find the biggest file in a directory: ls -lSrh (the r causes the large files to be listed at the end, the h gives human readable output (MB and such)) You could also search for the biggest LOGs: ls -

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I've search around for which attributes I can use at the property: com.sun.am.policy.agents.config.session.attribute.mapAnd finally I’ve found this .The property is used in the SUN Access Manager Policy agent configuration file AMAgent.properties and is used to map properties from the session to the http header. This is a easy and convenient way of giving user information from a security proxy to

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Magic Quadrant for Web Access Management:Figure 1. Magic Quadrant for Web Access ManagementSource: Gartner (November 2008)

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Thanks to Terjes comment on how to convert files to LDIF format, I've now made my first Perl script! It's not much, but it does the job, and it does it quick. I'm really exited and ready to explore more of the world of Perl. Here you can judge it your self, and see how many rockie mistakes I've made: #!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; $FILEIN = $ARGV[0]; $TEMPLATE = open(T, "ldif_template.dat") &&

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I hope I see some of you at the OWASP meeting tomorrow. The meeting will be filled with interesting lighningtalks, ranging from topis like: paros, webscarb, burp proxy to more highlevel talks about the security at Oslo university. I will be presenting my troubles with implementing a secure network in a virtual and outsource world. I hope to show how the world changes when you go from logical

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I missed one of the best sessions in this years JavaZone, and now the javazone crew has published the videos of the presentations. At last I have had time to see the Clean Code III: Functions session. If you haven't seen it, you just have to. Now! See the video here: http://javazone.no/incogito/session/Clean+Code+III%3A+Functions.html# or download the audio podcast here: http://onp.java.no/

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I would like to define two simple principals that you must confirm to if you would like to be sure that your application is secure. The first principal I would like to explain in this blog entry. The next would hopefully come soon…. The first principal focuses on your need to make decisions based on facts, or as close to facts as possible. For discussions about security this comes down to risk

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If you want to use confluence to present a simple burndown chart you can use the chart macro. It´s a simple way of getting the chart presented where the developers are: {chart:type=xyline|width=500 } || || Monday 20 || Tuesday 21 || Wednesday 22 || Thursday 23 || Friday 24 || | Capacity | 64 | 48 | 32 | 16 | 0 | | Burndown | 60 | 54 | 36 | 15 | 2 | {chart} This will make the following chart:

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These are the highlight from the presentation: SOA gives new security issues that have to be addressed. Going from separate Silo applications to a SOA environment will in most cases give a higher security risk. All security risks must be handled by at least two independent security barriers. I showed two different solutions on how to secure your sensitive data: Remove the direct link between the

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Here is my presentation from this years JavaZone: The presentation is in Norwegian and the topic is; security in a SOA environment.

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I'm trying to setup a lot of amadmin command scripts to make the installation process of SUN Access Manager 7.1 automatic. Without an automatic installation script, I will never get control of all the environments and keeping them setup with the same configuration. In an attempt to collect the current configuration of my test environment I got the following java exception from the amadmin

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Can you improve this script? I'm now guru on sed or awk, but found this script powerfull when I had to convert from one mainframe file format to a LDIF file format. I did this to fill up my identity store for the SUN Access Manager installation I worked on. I had a file on format: HEADER 4 character prefix 7 digit customer number 1 digit code that I wanted to ignore 11 digit norwegian

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My presentation at JavaZone (in Norwegian).

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I've started to go from Maven 1 to Maven 2, and in this process I've gotten alot of help from the archetype plugin. Actually I've used this plugin alot of times to get a kickstart on a new project at a customer. All you need is to download maven and set up your environment with the correct jdk and your up and running. Just try the goal: mvn archetype:generateActually I have found the process

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Now I've found it, at last!I've always had trouble finding the perfect formula on how to estimate a task. I've tried so many different homemade estimation models.What I didn't know, was that it has been there all the time, but these project managers have held it to them self.This is the formula:Activity Length = (P+4M+O) / 6P = the pessimistic estimateO = the optimistic estimate M =the most

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I always forget where I have stored the VI cheat sheet:And now lately I got a lot of need for the english keyboard mapping:

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Now Web 2.0 makes sense.A clean GUI that is fast and easy to understand.I always wanted a console for Internet.Make www.goosh.org your new way of surfing.

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I think we should take this in as a new metrix, WTFs/minute. Then we could proudly say in the status meeting: "This week I reduced the WTFs/minute down to 0,2"Or the product manager could say something like this:"The WTF-graph now shows us that we are loosing focus on code quality"Everybody should install a WTFs/minute recorder in the project room.

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Ready to hack the new highway license plate scanners!Where are you planing to utilize SQL injection next?

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On 28 of Mai the OWASP Norway Chapter will have it's first members meeting. Perhaps you would like to participate? Or you actually would like to come with some suggestions to what the local chapter should discuss.If you don't live in Norway, you can check up if there are a local chapter near you.

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Don't forget the Manifesto for Agile Software Development.It can be usefull to go back to this from time to time!

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Have you done some googling latly?Try these search strings:Search: inurl:"viewerframe?mode=motion"Result: Different cameras around the world that you can control.Search: intitle:"Live View / - AXIS"Result: Different live cameras around the world that you can control.Search: "robots.txt" "disallow:" filetype:txtResult: OK, URI's listed in robots.txt is'nt index by Google, but the robots.txt files

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The aim of The Norwegian National Innovation Center for Open Source is to help and facilitate the use of open source in the public sector, to help and facilitate Norwegian and international vendors to use open source and open standards in their products and also to help and facilitate developers and investors to see business opportunities within open source.In April they hold their first

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Good resource on security practices.

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OK, the last couple of years I have worked with bank systems, systems that control money transactions. The requirements to the security and security infrastructure has always been though, but doable. But now I´m trying to design a security infrastructure for a system with sensible personal information. Information that in worst case could end up in a life and death situation if someone else

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Schneier on Security: My Open Wireless NetworkBruce Schneier has some good points. I wonder if I should go home and open up my wireless network at home.Probably not, because I'm afraid that my neighboors would start stealing my bandwidth.

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OK, in the last blog entry I showed that I were a bit frustrated. Ever happened to you? that you where a bit frustrated or down? Yes, It happens to all of us. Do you bring your bad mood to work when your down?Perhaps you don't know it, but your job is very similar to working at a fish market. No? You don't think so? OK, I'll show you.Have you ever hear of the Pike Place Fish Market in Seattle. If

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- Have you heard this before?Most people doesn't know how much work there is behind the services they use each day on the Internet. If you try to explain... well it´s not worth it, they really doesn´t understand.But at the moment I have changed roles with these "stupid users", and it´s not easy.The last couple of year´s I´ve been developing and integrating towards the national PKI solution BankID

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OK, Test driven development (TDD) is a cool thing. But not many of us do it. Perhaps because we often work with legacy code (see Michael Feathers definition) and because we are a bit afraid of the huge change in work habit that follow TDD. Therefore we end up say "Next time...", and only make more legacy code.But we MUST set a minimum standard of unit testing, a minimum set of classes that we

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Ok, finally I'm converting to use Eclipse.I've been using Intellij IDEA 5.x the last couple of years and have been postponing a ugrade or change to another IDE.But now the time has come, today I'm changing to Eclipse.The change has until now been quite easy, Eclipse and IDEA is quite alike.This is a list of things that I have done so far:Download and unzip eclipseDownload a JDKStartup Eclipse and

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Yesterday I tried to find and install a OpenSource CMS. It took some time to get a full view of all possible options and available product. But thanks to http://www.opensourcecms.com/ I managed to test out alot of product without having to download and install them.I ended up installing both Mambo and WordPress.And I was really surprised by the increable easy installation processes on both

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I just read the blog entry "What about the application tier?!" written by Kevin Seal on codingthearchitecture.com. A good comment about the things that´s easy to forget. Often a project is managed focusing on the front end GUI problems or how to store and organize the data.The application tier is where the software architect should take responsibility and get focus on many of the non functional

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When do you ask a colleague "Why?"- Is it when you wonder what they are doing because you lack the understanding?- Is it when you would like them to explain what they have done?- Is it when you question what they have done, and if it was wise?- Is it when you would like them to do it differently, or rather like you would?"Why" is a word that easily can be misunderstood and has a negative tone.If

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A 'comic video' explaining what software architects do, what a plan is and why an organization needs architects. Defines to collegues and customers where architects fit into the organization. Who makes this stuff?Strange....

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"This guy's walking down the street when he falls in a hole. The walls are so steep he can't get out."A doctor passes by and the guy shouts up, 'Hey you. Can you help me out?' The doctor writes a prescription, throws it down in the hole and moves on."Then a priest comes along and the guy shouts up, 'Father, I'm down in this hole can you help me out?' The priest writes out a prayer, throws it down

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Have you dropped by: www.owasp.org lately? Well you should. This project is very active and there is always new stuff to ready about.The OWASP Top Ten project is of course the most important project, and is of real value to all web application developers. It is actually important to parties in a IT project,project managers included.The powerpoint presentation found here, is something everybody

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Here you can see Mii with my new Wii!Now it´s time to experience a new way of gaming...

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I found this interesting blog entry describing the "catastrophe cycles":Essentially, there are periodic breakdowns in the requirements gathering process. The researchers call these breakdowns, "catastrophe cycles", and largely attributed them to a form of information or complexity overload.

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I´me trying to live my life now, and not be trouble by the past or future. This is a philosophy that I find make my life much easier. What´s done is done, and what come will most certainly come (in some way or another). This makes me rather bad at planing, for example; forgetting to plan for birthdays for family and friends. So there is a price to pay if you ignore planing for the future. But

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Some times i really think it is alot easiere to be an software architect without technical knowledge at all. If you have some communication skills, you can talk your way through any project. Just use some of the tips given in this blog entry. And probably you would'nt see or understand all the trouble you'r making. Your lift would be great and you would always find a scapegoat to blam all the

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I continuesly work to improve the code of my colleages and myself. I often do this by talking about the importance of unit testing. I find that unit testing is a great tool to use too keep a codebase with high quality. But still this is´nt possible if you only write unit tests witout some thought.this quota from Steve McConnell is saying alot: Testing by itself does not improve software quality.

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I got a tips today, to check out http://www.stumbleupon.com/. And now I´ve stumbled for about 15 minutes. It´s just greate!This is something everybody should do from time to time. In this last 15 minutes I´ve been to web sites that I never would have found if I had´nt stumbled.The concept of stumbleupon.com is easy and smart. You register for free and setup a profile with your interests, that´s

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6. software development principles: 1. Develop software iteratively 2. Manage requirements 3. Use component-based architecture 4. Visually model software 5. Verify software quality 6. Control changes to softwareGreat principles that I would think nobody will argue about. This is the prinicples that RUP is based upon. And suddenly, just by mentioning the name RUP, there is a lot of

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Have you ever used this? It seems to be a good tool to use. Is always good to visualize a complex matter in more then one way.

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Mary and Tom Poppendieck defined a set of seven lean principles for software development: 1. Eliminate Waste - Spend time only on what adds real customer value. 2. Amplify Learning - When you have tough problems, increase feedback. 3. Empower the Team - Let the people who add value use their full potential. 4. Deliver as Fast as Possible - Deliver value to customers as

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found this on youTube. Nice advertisement, so simple.

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I read the blog of Chris Hogue's on bea dev2dev. He writes about webservice programming using weblogic workshop, you can read it here. With weblogic workshop everything is only a click away.What if you use this to make a interface for a lot of different clients? What type of contract is this? Should'nt you develop after the contract first principle? Does weblogic workshop generate the same code /

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What does it take?My work spans several countries and locations, and members in projects are employed by different firms. We communicate through email, phone, instant messaging and video conferences. (yes, some times we actually meet each other face to face.)This means different languages, cultures and work environments.Very often the projects I'm in is in status: SNAFU - Status Normal All Fucked

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I must say I really like the idee and fundation of SOA. But is'nt is becomming a bit to much a technology race? or a Sales Oriented Architecture?Here is the relativly short list of standards that has arised the last couple of years, are you and your Infrastructure complient?WS-AtomicTransactionWS-BusinessActivityWS-CoordinationWS-TransferWeb Services for Remote

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This week I'm attending a Spring course held by Interface21. It gives the basic intro of all the functionality in Spring and the use of patterns like IoC and Aspects.The course in itself is'nt the world, but quite ok. After the course yesterday I felt like trying Spring out by my self, on a real application and not only with these labs that are customized for the course. And now I'm sold. Spring

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A project, will always have deliveries to a production and maintains organisation. To make this transaction as smooth as possible purphase the EUP (enterprise unified process) could be a help. It contains alot of great disciplines and artifacts that is easy to forget.Sow even though you don't use RUP or even if you find the EUP to much or strict, I would recomment to take a copy of the poster and

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"Do you need an architect?One of the things that I mention every time I do training or mentoring around technical architecture is that you don't just wake up one day and become a TA. From my experience, it's much more of an evolutionary path where you gradually take on more and more TA responsibilities. "- Simon Brown read more at his blog:http://www.thepragmaticarchitect.com/2006/10/25/

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I just got a hint about the OWASPJ project. The goal of the projects is great. I will follow the project and hope they produce alot of nice articles and guidelines:"The OWASP Java Project's goal is to enable Java and J2EE developers to build secure applications efficiently. See the OWASP Java Project Roadmap for more information on our plans."http://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:

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"The ideal architect should be a person of letters, a mathematician, familiar with historical studies, a diligent student of philosophy, acquainted with music, not ignorant of medicine, learned in the responses of jurisconsults, familiar with astronomy and astronomical calculations." - Vitruvius, circa 25 BC

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How should a large firm go ahead and implement a SOA solution across a divers organisation?Often a large organisation is exposed to the large sales organsation from IBM or other big venders. The architects become very focused on the cool products and a SOA implementation project can be turned from a business driven project to a IT driven project. The main goal is suddenly this SOA infrastructure,

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Now I've discovered rsync on my Mac and some of the problemes with osx bad support for networking and syncronization is then fixed.This is yet another cool software on my mac.

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Now I´ve used my new MacBook for over a month. And I really like it. Not only because of it´s nice design but because of its´s extreme user friendly interfaces.The install and uninstall process of applications is super. It really can´t be made easier.The widgets is also a cool invention. It´s a lot of nice to have features in all the different widgets, (but honestly alot of them are crap as well)

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How do you implement a new development process (be it: RUP or XP) ?We'r in the process of standarizing our development process and have chosen RUP as our methology. But now that we have chosen a process to use, how do we get a big organization to start using it, willingly. I think this would'nt be a problem in the perfect world in a perfect software environment were everything is OO. In the

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Panel: Java Will Endure: "we're not going to be writing the Web tier in Java in three years."This Rod Johnson said at the last day of the "TheServerSide Java Symposium", March 25.The scripting languages like Ruby will challenge the position Java has on the Web tier. Java will never be a big dinosaur like Cobolt, it has to evolve.

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If you need to check what's lagging in your application, the StopWatch class from Apache Commons Lang is nice to use. I'm not sure how much this class actually will influence performance, put if you implement is as a decorator, and make it configurable it should'nt be a problem.StopWatch sw = new StopWatch();sw.start();Command command = new DoSomeThing();command.execute();sw.split();log.debug("--

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- Have you used castor to generate java code from xml?Did it then just work straight out of the box?I', or we, have used castor in two different occasion, both times we've had to sit down an adjust and adjust the castor properties and the xml schema. It's time consuming as hell and NOT fun. The problem is that the schemas we've got to generate source from never where precise enough. The

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A friend of mine have left the technical work and jump into MBA-studies. He starts every day with the mantra: "I will forget all my programming skills today". This means of course that he now has started up his own network. Or instead of making something new he has invited everybody into www.linkedin.com.Sow if you would like to try to keep in touch and make some business contacts, this is the

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After seeing the link on the javabin.no page, I just had to take the challange, writing my own sudoko solver. This code is written without looking up good examples or help on soduko solvers, as writting in the challange instructions.This is actually my first litle javacode in java 1.5, nice changes with the anotations making it much smother to write.Here is my first sudoku solver:package

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Bruce Schneier has made a comment on the attack against Nordea Bank a couple of weeks back. See the comments and read about the rumours about new upgrades comming to Nordea in the near future.

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Migrating a WebLogic EJB Application to JBoss by Deepak Vohra -- WebLogic and JBoss both offer powerful and popular EJB servers, but they're not completely compatible: an application deployed on one won't immediately deploy on the other. In this article, Deepak Vohra shows how to alter the deployment descriptors to make the migration.

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"I am told that I am being stopped and searched because:· I went into the station without looking at the police officers at the entrance or by the gates;· two other men entered the station at about the same time as me;· I am wearing a jacket 'too warm for the season';· I am carrying a bulky rucksack, and kept my rucksack with me at all times;· I looked at people coming on the platform;· I played

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Blog this: Writing Secure Enterprise Applications: "Writing Secure Enterprise Applications by Neil Smithline -- 'Even with security provided by firewalls, application servers, and hardware security modules, a secure Web site still requires careful design and programming,' says Neil Smithline in this article that shows just how difficult it is to create a secure site."

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The xradar project has now released a maven-plugin, now it will become much easiere to take xradar into use. Try it! http://xradar.sourceforge.net/

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My colleague Glenn have started up his own blog about enterprise java. Read it here.He knows his java stuff and this blog could be promising if he manages to write some of his thoughts down.

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