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Create registry file (.reg) equivalent to the RegSvr32 command
If you have already programmed a bit in OLE/ActiveX/Shell extensions/etc. in the Microsoft world, you already know the RegSvr32 command used to register/unregister these dll components. The regsvr32.exe command only calls the DllRegisterServer entry point, i.e. a method with that … Continue reading
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Tagged activex, dll, dll components, ole, reg, regcap, registry, regsvr32, shell extensions, Windows
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Workaround the Grub installation issue in Debian Wheezy
The current testing version of Debian, aka Wheezy, contains a rather annoying bug that prevents the installation of Grub, the multi-OS bootstrapper of Linux. Although this bug will be corrected at some point in the possibly near future, it is … Continue reading
How to “OSGIfy” an Oracle jdbc driver with Spring Roo
If you want to use Spring Roo to reverse engineer an existing Oracle database, you need to bundle the Oracle driver in an OSGI format (this is not required if you want to use Spring Roo with Oracle in a … Continue reading
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Tagged driver, JDBC, Oracle, OSGI, Reverse Engineer, Software Development, Spring Roo
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Windows: find the location of the executables
After having answered this question for Linux/Unix, I have encountered the same need for Windows. This is what I have found. Since Windows Server 2003 (including Vista and Windows 7), you can use the “where” command. Before Windows Server 2003 … Continue reading
Continuous Integration
Continuous Integration
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Tagged Build Industrialization, Continuous Integration, Eclipse, Jenkins, Mylyn, Software Development, Sonar
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Linux: find the location of the executables
How to locate the binary, source and/or man page files for a command? $ whereis command ‘whereis’ has some options you can specify in order to limit the places to look at, or the type of files (binary, source, man … Continue reading
Maven: check what it really executes
How to aggregate your pom? Sometimes, the need arises to debug a pom file and then you want to have a clear idea of what Maven really executes. This command shows your pom file after the inheritance, profiles and … Continue reading
The Destructive Programming Manifesto
This is a repost of the original text in case it would disappear from Pen.io The Destructive Programming Manifesto We are programmers. We strive to write good code. We acknowledge that efficient code is often locally unclear. We … Continue reading
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Tagged agile, craftsmanship, manifesto
Maven: sources and javadoc (…where available)
How to display the dependencies in your project as a list? mvn dependency:resolve How to display the dependencies in your project as a tree? mvn dependency:tree How to download the source code for the dependencies in your pom? … Continue reading
Book: ActiveMQ In Action
I am, for many years, an active reader of the Manning serie called “in Action“. I probably bought half of the collection in printed edition. Not only because I’m pretty convinced some of them will become collectors (for example, the first version of “Struts in Action” for which I also … Continue reading
