I accidently the whole weblogic. Found this gem today on accident:
ERROR: transport error 202: handshake failed – received >
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JDWP exit error JVMTI_ERROR_NONE(0): could not connect, timeout or fatal error
It’s executed remotely and I just happened to have the logs scrolling in another window and bam, server became unresponsive.
//This code is a piece of shit!!!!1!
//OMGZ, why are we doing this?
You’re as helpful as an art critic, and just as productive. Unless you’re going to pick up a paintbrush and repaint it (I’m keeping with the art metaphor) STFU. Ok, done with the metaphor.
There should be a separate log for keeping a laundry list [...]
I’ve said this a few times in response to people asking me to look into issues, let me explain what that means (or at least how I use it). In general, a feature requires a number of pieces to work in symphony in order to function correctly. If one of those things is incorrect, the [...]
Tagged development, JavaThere needs to be some type of “You Broke It You Bought It” policy in software engineering. I just encountered a situation where a developer deleted a piece of my code in a later release, either on accident or on purpose, and somehow I’m roped back into it. I’m getting emails telling me “You need [...]
Tagged development, Java, source codeI switched to Netbeans probably a month or so ago for this small side project I’ve started and so far I’m digging it. However I hit a little issue that Eclipse never had a problem with. I’m using DbUnit for integration tests and I have an AbstractDbUnitIntegrationTest class that does a CLEAN_INSERT on the database [...]
Tagged DbUnit, Java, maven, netbeansmystic blog » 5 Days of Wicket.
I hope he’s successful because I really wanted to give Wicket a try for a project but got frustrated. I’ll be checking in on the progress.
^((?!highLightRow).)*$
I wanted to make sure a string did not contain a piece of text, specifically “highLightRow”. The reason is I’m writing test cases in Selenium and I want to make sure a line does not contain an error. The way I know it contains an error is if the text looks something like this:
<div id="my-id" [...]
Tagged RegExI’m not a “facebooker” but I do take a look every week or so. This morning I saw this wonderful advertisement. Someone sucks at the maths.
Linode.com – Xen VPS Hosting.
I might look into them for my 2009 goals, which happens to be centralize and distribute all my code hosting and things of that nature. Plus I want to do more with my blog and maintain a portfolio of things I’ve worked on so it might be the time to [...]