After pulling my hair off for hours, I was rescued. Yavuz found a way to start Tomcat automatically on Jaunty. The problem turned out to be about the default use of dash, instead of bash. Following the well known setup one is supposed to do sudo ln -sf /bin/bash /bin/sh To get it working. Spent … Continue reading A big fat thank you to Yavuz!!
Month: May 2009
Reject dirty data! Don’t let it in, no matter what happens
More of a note to myself. Just working on the JSF bindings of the soon to be announced openEHR framework, and due to nature of my persistence model, once bad data finds its way into db, it messes the whole form entry. It is possible to modify the persistence mechanism for immunity to bad data, … Continue reading Reject dirty data! Don’t let it in, no matter what happens
Reject dirty data! Don’t let it in, no matter what happens
More of a note to myself. Just working on the JSF bindings of the soon to be announced openEHR framework, and due to nature of my persistence model, once bad data finds its way into db, it messes the whole form entry. It is possible to modify the persistence mechanism for immunity to bad data, … Continue reading Reject dirty data! Don’t let it in, no matter what happens
Patch your software, or someone dies!
Sounds like an extreme statement, right? Well, not according to some people in some undisclosed US hospitals. Their machines running Windows OSs were infected with Cornficker . I can understand how they felt. Patching systems which are running critical software is always trouble. I've been in this situation so many times. A web server running … Continue reading Patch your software, or someone dies!
