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Stefan Reuter
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Recent Blog Entries
- Spring Framework Security Vulnerability Part 2
I've already talked about CVE-2010-1622 and what SpringSource could have done better when dealing with this security issue. Today I want to focus on what you as a developer or system administrator can learn from the bug. What can developers learn from ... - Spring Framework Security Vulnerability Part 1
Spring Source recently published CVE-2010-1622. The advisory describes a vulnerability that affects Spring Framework prior to 3.0.3 and allows attackers to execute arbitrary code. What could SpringSource have done better? When Spring Source announced ... - Code Style: Braces, Indentation and Line Length
We've recently revisted our Java Coding Conventions. For several years we are now using a style based on the excellent book The Elements of Java Style by RougeWave. It follows the Sun Code Style in many aspects and adds a lot of reasoning. Our Code ... - Java Applications on Privileged Ports
I am running most of my Java applications with Java Service Wrapper on Ubuntu. Most of these applications can run on unprivileged ports above 1024, e.g. Tomcats running behind an Apache http reverse proxy or the Openfire XMPP server that uses ports above ... - Book Review: Modular Java
Modular Java by Craig Walls is a book on building modular Java applications on OSGi platforms. Published in the Pragmatic Bookshelf series it keeps up to the standards of that great series by presenting content that matters in a format that makes you ... - Code Style: Final Arguments
Java allows you to make arguments final by declaring them as final in the argument list of the method declaration: public void doSomething(final String foo) { ... } This means that inside the method you cannot change what the argument reference points ... - SSO for RoundCube Webmail with Atlassian Crowd
Atlassian Crowd is a single sign-on and identity management tool by Atlassian that integrates well with their suite of software engineering and collaboration tools like JIRA, Confluence and Crucible. It offers a SOAP API that allows integration into ... - Nexus vs. Artifactory
Until now we didn't use a repository manager for Maven. Our repos were a plain directory structure on the file system served by Apache. Uploading was done using Apache's WebDAV capabilities with a simple authentication against our LDAP directory: ... - Maven Release with Subversion 1.5 and 1.6
There is a problem with the maven-release-plugin when used with recent versions of Subversion. It stared at version 1.5.1 of Subversion and made the release:prepare command fail because Maven was no longer able to tag the release. You may have ... - Security Issues Caused By External Hosting
Thomas has a nice example of how Deutsche Lufthansa has leaked personal data through an entertainment site operated by an external agency. Most companies have strict rules for handling personal data and installed security policies for secure handling of ...
Recent Responses
- Re: Updates for Openfire 3.4.1
Thanks Stefan. It worked.span style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: "Times New Roman","se... - Re: Updates for Openfire 3.4.1
You have to devide it by 1000 before passing it to FROM_UNIXTIME. - Re: Updates for Openfire 3.4.1
Hi Stefan, I am getting 001252642396295 kind of values lastlogindate in userstatus. I tired to convert it using MySQL function from_unixtime to convert into date time format, but I am getting NULL value for it. Can you guide me how I can convert it into ... - Re: User Status Plugin for Openfire
Field lastIpAddress must be 39 chars long! If I using ipv6, then this plugin doesn't work. - Re: SSO for RoundCube Webmail with Atlassian Crowd
You can find them at PEAR: http://pear.php.net/...
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Stefan Reuter - My personal blog
Asterisk-Java - The free Java library for Asterisk PBX integration.
Christian Kienle
Stefan Reuter - My personal blog
Asterisk-Java - The free Java library for Asterisk PBX integration.
Christian Kienle
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