Written by Philipp on 2013-07-28
Adding LDAP Authentication to a Play! 2 Application
Hacking . Java . Play! Framework . ToolingAs of Play! 1 is not really supported anymore, i will describe the steps for accessing Data from your LDAP Directory with your Play! 2 with this Post. Prerequisites As also mentioned in my last Post, for this example we are using the Vagrant vagrant-rundeck-ldap VM, I already mentioned here. Setup After you setup a
Written by Philipp on 2013-07-28
Adding LDAP Authentication to a Play! 1 Application
Hacking . Play! Framework . ToolingYou will often find yourself in a situation where you need a public and a private (normally some Administration) Area in your application. This Post is about how easy you can access User Data stored in you companies LDAP Directory with a public availible Library in a Play! 1 Application. I will also give you
Written by Philipp on 2013-07-27
IMHO: Differences between a mobile Web-Page and a mobile Web-Application
Hacking . UIAbout Since i did some Web-Development for Mobile Device for my last projects, i would like to cover some of my thoughts and expierences i had during these months. To come straight to the point, it is not really easy to develop stuff for mobile Devices these days, exspecially if you want to support older
Written by Philipp on 2013-07-01
Nice Vagrant Script for setting up a LDAP VM for Testing
Snippets . TestingI found a nice Setup Script at https://github.com/gschueler/vagrant-rundeck-ldap for creating a working LDAP VM with a basic vagrant up You just need to do some more steps before: make sure you have installed Version 4.2.12 of Virtualbox! (the latest version – 4.2.14 – breaks vagrant) get your vagrant setup from here download the necessary ubuntu
Written by Philipp on 2012-11-07
play-i18ned
Java . Play! Framework . ToolingThis Module provides support for converting Play! i18n Files into an Excel Sheet and from an Excel Sheet to i18n Files. Usage You need to create the message files first (e.g. conf/messages, conf/messages.de, conf/messages.en) You may enter some key/value entries to the Files. The prefered format is: # Description key=value Add the Module to your
Written by Philipp on 2012-10-20
Starting work on a new ZFS Web Admin
Freenas . Hacking . NAS . nexenta . Play! Framework . ToolingHello there. After the Stats showed me, that the ancient Post about a Web based ZFS Interfaces produces a lot attention, i decided to restart with that project from scratch. You can find the current sources here. I am currently working with the FreeBSD ZFS Version (so basically FreeNAS), but there are already some Test-Cases
Written by Philipp on 2012-10-03
Command to Print Out Directory Tree Listing
Bash . Snippetsls -R | grep “:$” | sed -e ‘s/:$//’ -e ‘s/[^-][^\/]*\//–/g’ -e ‘s/^/ /’ -e ‘s/-/|/’ Found here
Written by Philipp on 2012-09-15
Building Native MacOS Apps with Java
Hacking . Java . MacSome Time ago, Java and MacOS were friends. You could just open XCode choose “Java Application” and start coding your app. But since the last version of Xcode 3 and finally with the release of Xcode 4 all the nice Cocoa/Java Bindings were gone. The normal way of Apple to cleanup their System and make
Written by Philipp on 2012-06-21
iPhoto crashes on Lion 10.7 after the update to 9.3
HackingAfter the latest iPhoto update to Version 9.3 i experienced a reproducable crash of iPhoto. This was the error i found in the Crah-Report. Library not loaded: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreMediaIOServices.framework/Versions/A/CoreMediaIOServices After some time i found some solution in the apple support forums. You just need to restore the folder /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreMediaIOServices.framework from your latest backup. I really wounder
Written by Philipp on 2012-05-29
Fixing Redirects of a Play! App behind an Apache2 SSL Proxy
Java . Network . Play! FrameworkSo you just finished your first Play! App. You want to run that thing behind an Apache2 as a HTTPS Proxy, because you do not want, that your User-Credentials are read as clear text. So a very basic Apache Configuration looks like this: <IfModule mod_ssl.c> Listen 443 SSLRandomSeed startup builtin SSLRandomSeed