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I finally managed to write a (semi) useful plug-in  that helped me understand variables in the context of source provider in the Command Core Expressions Framework. The code is puvlished under the Apache 2.0 license and is available on google code @ http://code.google.com/p/rcprevealsourceprovider/. This plug-in will track all source provider variables and isplay their values in real-time. It

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I finally managed to put togeteher a web page about my upcoming training session on eclipse RCP. Doing so I found a number of resources for those willing to learn by themselves: the ECESIS eclipse project: a list of resources and open source training material Wayne Beaton post about Training and of course my own page

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I just had an application security awarness training, and it was quite enlightening. Of course Owasp was mentioned, with the top ten list of vulnerabilities, along with the webGoat webapp. but also tools like fiddler: free win32 http proxy with scripting facilities, no ssl support and based on .netcharles: shareware http proxy in java with ssl suportWebSleuth: an ie plugin to edit forms,

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Of course with each new release of WTP the process describe for WTP 0.7 is less and less successfull. But this comes with no surprise, as those were undocumented and temporary features. For those who wonders, the assembled webapp now resides under your workspace directory in .metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.wst.server.core/tmpX where X is the number of your server starting at 0. Using this tmp

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I have tried to applied the method descibed in my previous post de WTP 1.0M8 without must success. First problem: the builder org.eclipse.wst.common.modulecore.DependencyGraphBuilder and the nature org.eclipse.jst.j2ee.web.WebNature have disappeared. It seems to enough to remove them from .project file Second problem: my webapps which where deploying seemlessly on WTP 0.7 with Tomcat 5.5 are

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When you want to develop web app on eclise, you have not many choices, but the picture is changing as the WTP project is reaching a stable build by the end of the month. WTP is a very promising eclipse extension, that seems to have been very well though from the ground up, and from my point of view gives you better control than myEclipse (what I have been using so far). It took me about a day to

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Inversion of Control Containers and the Dependency Injection pattern

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I Should read this DevelopingJdbcApplicationsTestFirst - MockObjects

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How to change a class at runtime ...

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This article is totaly irrelevant, it just took me far too long to find it, I am not going to loose this link. (hopefully the next time I'll have to install oracle on linux, it will be version 10g, and hopefully, the install process will be bug free)

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A (good) argument against Checked Exception.

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They said it was impossible... on purpose, but you can use multiple inheritance in java.

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Struts and XP are trendy, should we be fashion victims ?

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A nice way of dealing with immutable object

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Allows you to do nice table output sorting-paging-grouping-callback Display tag library

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Struts et JSF together! Integrating Struts, Tiles, and JavaServer Faces

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[Full-Disclosure] new ssh exploit? It was difficult because the configure option --with-ssl-dir is not explicit: should point to you openSSL installation directory, in fact it should point to your openssl include files, while you configure by another mean (LD_LIBRARY_PATH) the location of the library. This means the configure script doesn't take into account the particular version of openSSL I

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Everything there is to know about JSF http://www.jamesholmes.com/JavaServerFaces/

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BLOGGER

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Formations Java et Open Source par PRC

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