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Install Maven on Windows 7

Install Maven on Windows 7

Steps 1. Download the latest Maven distribution zip from http://maven.apache.org/download.html 2. Extract the Zip 3. Consult the README.txt. Here you will a description of the following steps. 4. Add Maven to your path. The procedure is similar as described here for Windows Vista: http:

By Max Rohde 27 Sep 2010
SVN Ignore Eclipse Project Files

SVN Ignore Eclipse Project Files

Problem How to stop svn from synchronizing eclipse meta data in a project (eg .project files) Solution Add a number of project specific or global svn ignore directives. In the latter case, eclipse meta data will be ignored in all of your projects. You can add the following pattern for

By Max Rohde 27 Sep 2010
GWT + OSGi + Maven

GWT + OSGi + Maven

Summary: Some steps and resources to set up a GWT project, which uses OSGi and Maven. However, these steps do not lead to a fully working GWT application. The main difficulty lies in the Server side, where the GWT servlets do not start up properly in the OSGi environment. I

By Max Rohde 25 Sep 2010
Setting up and starting a web server in eclipse PDE (Quickstart)

Setting up and starting a web server in eclipse PDE (Quickstart)

The following describes a number of simple steps to set up and start up a web server in the eclipse PDE environment. Steps 1. Create a new OSGi run configuration 2. Add the package org.eclipse.equinox.http.jetty 1. Click on „Add Required Bundles“ A number of bundles should

By Max Rohde 25 Sep 2010
Deployment of GWT Applications (Part 2)

Deployment of GWT Applications (Part 2)

Purpose Show using the example project created in part 1 different ways in which a GWT application can be deployed. In a nutshell, the html file of your application can be deployed to any place you desire - another server or even a local machine. However, the generated JavaScript needs

By Max Rohde 19 Sep 2010
Restlet Server: OSGi and Maven

Restlet Server: OSGi and Maven

Here a collection of links regarding the Restlet Framework (restlet.org) and how to use it with Maven and OSGi OSGi + Restlet Three blog posts on building restlet based web services using Equinox Mail discussion: Adding OSGi as another protocol to Restlet OSGi Equinox Server-side Quickstart Equinox Server Project on

By Max Rohde 19 Sep 2010
Maven, GWT and Eclipse Quick start (Part 1)

Maven, GWT and Eclipse Quick start (Part 1)

Purpose Getting started with a GWT project, which utilizes Maven build management and is still compatible with the eclipse Google Plugin, can be quite complex. Especially if one is not familiar with Java web applications and/or Maven. This post starts with the simplest possible GWT project, created by the

By Max Rohde 17 Sep 2010
Work Pattern: Explore, Tag, Collect (ETC)

Work Pattern: Explore, Tag, Collect (ETC)

A work pattern for explorative investigations, which should result in a structured collection, for instance a Literature Review. Step 1: Explore Browse through potential sources for your collection. Possible tools for this are databases, search engines or feed aggregators (eg Google Reader). Step 2: Tag Tag articles or places you

By Max Rohde 17 Sep 2010
An analysis of research in computing disciplines

An analysis of research in computing disciplines

An interesting article appeared in the communications of the ACM comparing the nature of topics in the disciplines computer science (CS), software engineering (SE) and information systems (IS) (Glass, Ramesh, and Vessey, 2004) Topic CategoriesCSSEISExamplesProblem-Solving Concepts14.7%5.9%5.9%Algorithms, artificial intelligenceComputer Concepts28.7%10.9%0.0%

By Max Rohde 10 Sep 2010
Real Software Engineering

Real Software Engineering

Glenn Vanderburg gave a talk on at the Ruby Conference in Austin, Texas, August 26-28, 2010 (link). The title of the talk is „Real Software Engineering“. Vanderburg argues in this talk that software engineering, which is driven by the scientific method is prone to fail. Software should not be build

By Max Rohde 10 Sep 2010
Java RPC: An Overview

Java RPC: An Overview

Abstract: A collection of links to frameworks allowing for Remote Procedure Calls between Java applications. I ultimately went with the Restlet framework due to its simplicity and integration with GWT. Frameworks: Restlets: Restlet is a framework for Java allowing to create restful web services. This example shows that it works

By Max Rohde 03 Sep 2010
Axis2 on Tomcat using Ubuntu: Internal Server Error

Axis2 on Tomcat using Ubuntu: Internal Server Error

Problem Following the tutorials for bottom-up web services for eclipse, I created a dynamic web project and added a few services using Axis2. These web services run without a problem on the local installation of tomcat. However, when I export the web project as war and deploy this war to

By Max Rohde 02 Sep 2010
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