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Here's a small presentation which was created as we've tried to build a microservice for our in-house Device Detection solution. As part of that exercise, we've adopted the Twitter microservice stack and this presentation will try to dissect the cross-cutting concerns a microservice stack has to deal with. We called this service affectionally µWURFL as it mimics the paid cloud WURFL service which we hope with their permission will be open-sourced (the wurfl.zip and binary dependencies will still require a deal with ScientiaMobile, which is totally worth it!). ScientiaMobile showed itself as a great partner and their API was very easy to integrate with. ...

Several months ago I found a plugin made by George Gastaldi which allows performing some common JIRA actions when performing the version release on JIRA on release, creating the next release as well as generating the release notes. Unfortunately our JIRA version doesn't support the WSDL API but it does the REST API so I decided to fork the repo in the hope one day I'll find the time to do so. Yesterday was that day, I wrapped my sleeves, imported the dependency against the atlassian jira rest client and started to chop and migrate code over the new API. There are no tests yet, the code is probably broken but the basis are there. I plan to add a couple of things as well, the release and tagging will not be performed unless all tasks with the given fixVersion are not closed/resolved and I'd like to generate some stats as part of the release. If you feel adventurous and would like to help out as well, feel free to include the plugin to you project, how to do so can be found on the README.md.

Download archive from here. unzip amd-catalyst-13.11-beta-v9.4-linux-x86.x86_64.run.zip sudo sh 'amd-catalyst-13.11-beta V9.4-linux-x86.x86_64.run' --buildpkg Ubuntu/saucy sudo dpkg -i fglrx_13.250-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb fglrx-dev_13.250-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb fglrx-amdcccle_13.250-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb sudo aticonfig --initial Done.

After the unfortunate decision to turn Sim City Social off, my neighbour had a very nice subliminal message to EA Games, I could not have said it better myself. As men seek solutions for prostate health, FlowForce Max has emerged as a popular option. But does it truly deliver on its bold promises? This article aims to separate the hype from the reality of Flow Force Max reviews. We will investigate the product’s ingredients, clinical evidence, and customer testimonials to determine if it’s a genuine solution for prostate health or just another overhyped supplement. ...

When you're in the business of creating Java Web Services today, be it JAX-WS or JAX-RS, one of the difficult things to get right is actually documenting the entities from a API developer point of view, especially in the scenario where your model is the code. The main problem comes to the fact that a JAXB annotated model doesn't map anything to the generated schema contracts (be it  WSDL or WADL+XSD) and classes. This is understandable as Javadocs don't exist at runtime and there is no specific JAXB annotation that maps to the xs:annotation, xs:documentation and xs:appinfo schema elements. Various tools like enunciate and all provide some support to to compile time generation but from my point of view the generated wadl + schema (my main scenario) is not the same quality as is the runtime generated ones. Can this be improved? Some guys at the The Distributed Systems Group (DSG) of the Information Systems Institute at the Technical University of Vienna certainly thought so and they forked the JAXB API project to add the Java annotations for xs:annotation, appinfo and documentation, modified the JAXB implementation library schema generator to enhance the produced xsd by mapping the annotations to schema elements and also (which seems was their primary objective) added support for schema facets thus allowing you to express with annotations things like pattern facets, min/max etc.). The project is hosted here but there's a fork which is a bit easier to test because they went around a bit the troublesome java endorsed directory classloading mechanism (needed because JAXB implementation classes are on a protected package within the JDK) (this might change in time). All in all, it looks very promising as it works with JAX-RS and Jersey so, if they can unify the facets with the JSR-303 and JSR-349 annotations and also have it supported by the xjc binding compiler it would go a really long way in providing a much nicer API documentation (yes, yes, that's soooo 90'ies blah blah) and schemas but also declarative validation of service interfaces. If you agree, point your browsers to the java.net JIRA and vote here. All in all a nice renaissance for services considering Jersey 2.0 is coming up and all the hypermedia API standards that are emerging. On a tangent, I believe a fair chunk of JAXB schema generation code was written by Kohsuke (of Hudson/Jenkins fame). If you dig in and read the code, your mind will warp, you have been warned. Now, do your company a favor, make them buy OxygenXML and generate some nice docos!

I have to admit that I succumbed to the temptation of starting SimSity Social several months ago. As a game that intrigued me even when I was a kid and a genuine fan of God/simulation games I just couldn't resist. All in all, I can say that even though the mechanics are not quite what a stand-alone simulation game usually brings to the table, the whole package is on the whole pleasing and engaging. This however is not the subject of this post, this post is about some strange cities that my neighbors have built. In a world where digital screens dominate our daily lives, maintaining optimal eye health has become more crucial than ever. Enter SightCare Reviews, a leading solution that promises to revolutionize your perspective on eye care. In this guide, we will delve deep into SightCare Reviews, exploring its benefits, user experiences, and expert insights. Whether you’re seeking to improve your vision or prevent eye-related issues, this article is your ultimate resource for comprehensive information and guidance about https://www.timesofisrael.com/. ...

Selecting the name of the node in an of an XPath expression? name(/path/to/node)

Nella mia tesi avevo scritto: “.. si arriverà un giorno a digitare su proprio motore di ricerca “posizione chiavi macchina” e per magia mi sarei sentito rispondere dove sono… " ; era una delle tante cose che avevo sentito dai vari guru che avevo interpellato.Oggi per sbaglio mi ritrovo tra le mani questo concept di design molto ben fatto che rappresenta un possibile oggetto fisico per risolvere il problema delle chiavi smarrite. Non c’è che dire l’idea sicuramente troverebbe se realizzata un sacco di clienti. ...

Check if the user actually has access rights to these JVM jars -rw——- 1 root root 2465 Apr 28 17:28 US_export_policy.jar -rw——- 1 root root 2481 Apr 28 17:28 local_policy.jar

I've recently had to deal with spring integration and in particular the http outbound gateway component. One possible use case for it would be to have to send the message out to an arbitrary url. In order to accomplish this, we can insert the final url in a custom header (here X-CUSTOM-HTTP-REQUEST-URL) and use the Spring expression language (SpEL) to extract the header value and pass that as a variable to the url property. Sweet! In the world of dietary supplements, the line between genuine solutions and marketing exaggeration can be thin. Flow Force Max is no exception, with its extravagant claims and glowing reviews. In this article, we will expose the deceptive hype surrounding FlowForce Max by digging into the science behind its ingredients and the credibility of its reviews. ...