Eclipse supports more than one way of referencing libraries, for example MyEclipse hibernate support adds related jars in a separate item which is not in referenced libraries. You see another item in the package explorer under your project. The result? Almost always, Google Web Toolkit refuses to load these libraries. Apparently the best thing to … Continue reading Too much flexibility hurts, really…
Month: January 2008
Too much flexibility hurts, really…
Eclipse supports more than one way of referencing libraries, for example MyEclipse hibernate support adds related jars in a separate item which is not in referenced libraries. You see another item in the package explorer under your project. The result? Almost always, Google Web Toolkit refuses to load these libraries. Apparently the best thing to … Continue reading Too much flexibility hurts, really…
Another 3 hours for a silly configuration!
No matter how many years you spend on software development, this particular situation always seems to emerge. I have spent the last 3 hours trying to figure out why my code is not working. I am writing an Eclipse plugin (actually an Eclipse RCP application) for Bayesian inference, and I need to use a native … Continue reading Another 3 hours for a silly configuration!
XMLA, the opportunity that is slowly fading away
Ok, this will be short. XMLA, for those who have never heard of it, is XML for Analysis, a standard for connecting OLAP service providers to front ends like query builders, OLAP browsers etc. Why do we need it? Because monolithic solutions in OLAP domain raises the cost and decreases the flexibility of solutions, but … Continue reading XMLA, the opportunity that is slowly fading away
Oracle buys BEA, Sun buys MySql, and we get what?
Ok, this is all over the web now and a huge amount of discussions have began. These two important purchases mean different things for me. First of all; IF Oracle can manage to not to screw up assets of BEA, and keep it as a complementary line of products on top of its existing solutions, … Continue reading Oracle buys BEA, Sun buys MySql, and we get what?
Another universe, in which I was a kid
There was this TV show which I used to love. I was fascinated actually. It was about a family who has accidentally passed onto some alternative reality. They were trying to get back, while escaping from some guy , and they were trying to fit into weird cities they were travelling. It is one of … Continue reading Another universe, in which I was a kid
