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My last blog in 2011: My 2012 wishes and predictions…
I almost stopped blogging during 2011 because of lots of complications I was dealing with but this entry is something I couldn’t just pass over. Hopefully I will resume blogging during 2012 as actively as I was doing during late 2009 and early 2010. My predictions for 2012 in technology realm specially when focused on Java [...]
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Writing Solaris Service Management Facility (SMF) service manifest
This article explains how to turn a custom service to a daemon managed by Solaris Service Management Facility (SMF) to take advantage its service management facilities
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GlassFish security book contest: Here are the lucky winners
Here you will find the winners of GlassFish security book contest I posted two weeks ago in my weblog.
Oct 12th, 2010 | Filed under Announcement, Community, GlassFish, GlassFish Security, Java, Java EE, Java EE Security, Open Source, Software Engineering -
OpenSolaris Governing Board effort on turning some lights on OpenSolaris future
Analyzing OpenSolaris community status and the OGB message to Oracle about stepping down from being OGB.
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Introducing NIO.2 (JSR 203) Part 4: Changing File System Attributes and Permissions
In this entry you will learn how to use nio.2 to change the files and directories attributes and permissions using nio.2 included in Java 7.
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GlassFish v3 and EJBCA 3.x a fair couple for mutual SSL authentication.
Please use the following articles while I am updating this entry How to have your Own CA and configure Glassfish and your clients for mutual authentication? How to have your Own CA and configure Glassfish and your clients for mutual authentication?, Part II Please post any comment or question here so we can have one [...]
May 13th, 2010 | Filed under GlassFish, GlassFish Security, Java EE, Java EE Security, Java SE, Learning, Open Source, Software Security -
GlassFish Security Book Which Covers GlassFish v3 security, Java EE 6 security, and OpenSSO has just been published.
The Book in Details: Security was, is, and will be one of the most important aspects of Enterprise Applications and one of the most challenging areas for architects, developers, and administrators. It is mandatory for Java EE application developers to secure their enterprise applications using Glassfish security features. Learn to secure Java EE artifacts (like [...]
May 13th, 2010 | Filed under Announcement, Book Review, GlassFish, GlassFish Security, How To, Java, Java EE, Java EE Security, Java SE, Learning, Open Source -
Learning GlassFish v3 Command Line Administration Interface (CLI)
Learning GlassFish v3 Command Line Administration Interface (CLI) Terminals and consoles was one of the earliest types of communication interfaces between a system administrator and the system administration layer. Due to this long time presence, command line administration consoles become one the most utilized administration channel for configuring different software ranging from database engines to [...]
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Oracle is NOT taking back OpenSolaris, ZDNet Dana Blankenhorn got it wrong.
Once again the FUD around Solaris and OpenSolaris fate started to spread after Dana Blankenhorn misunderstood the licensing terms and used a eye catching and visitor increasing title, Oracle taking back OpenSolaris, for his blog entry. Well, from this article we can get that even the veteran writers can get things wrong and spread incorrect [...]
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GlassFish Modularity System, How extend GlassFish CLI and Web Administration Console (Part 2: Developing Sample Modules)
Extending GlassFish CLI and Administration Console, Developing the sample Modules Administrators are always looking for a more effective, easier to use, and less time consuming tool to use as the interface sitting between them and what they supposed to administrate and manage. GlassFish provide effective, easy to access and easy to simple to navigate in [...]
