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Quick tip: Tomcat user realm digested passwords

Most Tomcat packages include a script ($TOMCAT_HOME/bin/digest.sh or .bat for Windows) that can be used to create a one-way digest of a password. I use...

1 replies - 3533 views - 06/01/11 by Robin Bramley in Articles

Securing your GlassFish. Hardening Guide.

If you are seriously thinking about running a GlassFish in a production environment your are looking for some kind of information about securing it.  Most...

0 replies - 6757 views - 05/25/11 by Markus Eisele in Articles

Consuming OData via JSP in Windows Azure

A colleague recently asked me if I knew anything about consuming OData from a Java deployment in Windows Azure. My answer at the time was “no”, but with a...

0 replies - 6852 views - 05/25/11 by Brian Swan in News

Terracotta Acquired by Software AG… What Will Happen to Ehcache and Quartz?

This morning, the software company Terracotta announced their acquisition by Software AG, one of the world's largest software vendors. Terracotta is the...

0 replies - 5899 views - 05/23/11 by Ross Jernigan in News

Java Non-blocking Servers, and What I Expect node.js to do if it is to Become Mature

node.js is getting a lot of attention at the moment. It's goal is to provide an easy way to build scalable network programs, e.g. build web servers. It's...

17 replies - 12663 views - 05/23/11 by Ant Kutschera in Articles

GlassFish 3.1 SecureJDBCRealm - Detecting Failed Logins

Playing around with security in GlassFish is a lot of fun. If you have a project and some kind of security organization in place and you have to implement...

1 replies - 5252 views - 05/15/11 by Markus Eisele in Articles

Telling Tomcat Not to Save Sessions

So a few days ago, I noticed that on every restart, Tomcat was trying to save sessions and then restore them. We are...

1 replies - 4266 views - 05/12/11 by Rob Williams in Articles

Deployit integrated with WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance for applications on demand

At XebiaLabs, we have recently been working on an exciting new integration for Deployit, our deployment automation product. We've created a Deployit...

0 replies - 2858 views - 05/11/11 by Vincent Partington in Articles

Daily Dose: Chrome Gets Flash Cookie Protection

Clearing cookies out of your web browser just got a bit easier.  Easier if you're using Google Chrome, that is.  Local Shared Objects, or "Flash...

0 replies - 23198 views - 04/27/11 by Katie Mckinsey in Daily Dose

Siwpas, More than Apache Tomcat

Java™ EE 6 Web Profile specification defines the Java™ EE Web Profile (“Web Profile”), a profile of the Java™ Platform, Enterprise Edition...

0 replies - 7771 views - 04/22/11 by Gurkan Erdogdu in Articles

Running RichFaces 4.0.0.Final Showcase on WebLogic Server

A very short notice: RichFaces 4.0.0.Final is running smoothly on WebLogic server 10.3.4.0. Need a brief howto? Here you are: - Download RichFaces...

2 replies - 4110 views - 04/08/11 by Markus Eisele in Articles

Hosting a Google App Engine Application in Your Own Domain

Note: This post is written by/for the Java web developer who is using Google App Engine. Even if you are not an Java developer, but interested, you are...

2 replies - 6425 views - 04/04/11 by Veera Sundar in Articles

More JEE6 Fun: See If You Can Make It Work!

Well Glassfish 3.1 is finally out. Didn't they say it was going to come out at JavaOne?? 5 months later.. So the whole thing that was coming in 3.1 that...

9 replies - 5108 views - 03/11/11 by Rob Williams in Articles

Ubuntu: Installing Apache Portable Runtime (APR) for Tomcat

After reading “Introducing Apache Tomcat 6″ presentation by Mladen Turk I decided to enable Apache Portable Runtime (APR) native library for Tomcat. It was...

3 replies - 8923 views - 03/08/11 by Evgeny Goldin in Articles

Both Weblogic and Glassfish are strategic products for Oracle

VP Development Anil Gaur and Product Manager Adam Leftik explain Oracle's strategy for creating increasing integration between GlassFish Server and Oracle...

0 replies - 5433 views - 03/08/11 by Markus Eisele in Articles