I’ve recently covered how to configure git with Hudson on Ubuntu’s Tomcat and it has worked quite well. After taking the plunge and subscribing to have private repositories on github I ran into an issue of not being able to clone the private repository since it was… well, private. Here is the message I was [...]
During my recent migration from using SVN to using GIT for my open source projects I was reconfiguring my Hudson CI server and started seeing this message: Caused by: hudson.plugins.git.GitException: Command returned status code 128: *** Please tell me who you are. Run git config –global user.email “you@example.com” git config –global user.name “Your Name”
It’s amazing what you find when you read the documentation. Since I always forget the address for Google’s CDN hosting of jQuery I have to search for it each time. This time when I found the address I was looking around a bit and found out this interesting tidbit that I didn’t know before about [...]
This is how you can configure Railo Express to use Jetty virtual hosts and local host file entries to point to a single Railo Express installation. This was extremely useful while developing applications that power multiple domains.
Today I wanted to setup local host entries on my MacBook. Searching around I found several articles about editing the /private/etc/hosts file to add local domains entries pointing back to my computer. I don’t know if it is something that changed with Leopard or Snow Leopard but it just wasn’t working for me. Even restarting [...]
One of the things that I was really excited for in ColdFusion 9 was the support for the ternary operator. As Ben said: To me, the ternary operator is what the IIF() method call always wanted to be. Unfortuately I was testing some CFML code, written and working on Railo, on a ColdFusion 9 server [...]
Here is how I setup a VirtualBox Virtual Machine (VM) running Ubuntu 9.10 Server edition for ColdFusion development on my MacBook Pro.
There was a bug in Jetty that was causing MXUnit ant tests to not work because it was double encoding the cookies. The bug was fixed in Jetty but Railo had not released a new Express version with the fix.
Many of the domains and sub-domains on my Media Temple Grid Service contain installations of WordPress. Since I don’t want to be bothered by a normal upgrades here is how I install WordPress in a way that allows for simple upgrades. This is not a completely automated solution, there is more that you could do [...]
While working on an AIR project hosted on Google Code I wanted to setup automatic updates. I wanted the entire project to be self contained and not require any supporting websites. After a little coding I can now use Mate and dispatch an event to check for updates.