Simon, this is very interesting.
How does session management work with the elastic load balancer? For example if
you have 3 independent EC2 instances all running the same app?
Also, do you completely trust RDS to make sure your data is never lost? Is
there any need for you to have a physical
Hi,
On the same subject, does anybody ever use uki.js (http://ukijs.org)?
With WebObjects?
Thanks for any advice our point of view...
Regards.
David B.
Le 31 juil. 10 à 20:55, David BON a écrit :
Hi list,
What do you use if you have to manage resizeable horizontal and
vertical split
OK -
I am not a server administrator but delved into RightScale, Amazon and RDS this
weekend. I decided to not use WOLastic as it doesn't seem to in active
development. However, that made me think about seeing if we could get some
script donations added to Wonder.
As an example.
How about a
How does session management work with the elastic load balancer? For
example if you have 3 independent EC2 instances all running the same app?
if you are not using https then amazon provide a couple of cookie-based
mechanisms for session stickiness. if you are using https then you can use
the
No reason why not. I have commons-lang as a standard jar in my own Foundation
framework and use it in every project I do. It has a lot of useful utilities.
It is included in *some* Wonder projects IIRC also.
On Jul 31, 2010, at 12:22 AM, Shravan Kumar. M wrote:
Thanks for the information
Hopefully I will have something running in the next few days Otherwise
I will be cursing
Simon on this list.
my youngest son could get WO running on amazon. and he's 12 weeks old :-)
Simon
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amazon has security groups which are like a really basic firewall. ie.
open this port for traffic from this cidr range. and you can create as many
security groups as you like, which is sometimes quite handy. you can do some
quite advanced stuff too from the cli...
simon
On 31 July 2010 04:14,
Hello everyone,
I need to know if some of you are going to register for WOWODC between now and
August 21th. I have to know because :
- You can't book your room at the hotel online because the number of online
booking for the group have been reach. I can ask the hotel to add more rooms,
but I
No much success with this question...
Does it mean that nobody has never think to use this kind of design
(split panes)? Would you consider that as evil design?
Oh well,it's august...
David B.
Le 2 août 10 à 15:52, David BON a écrit :
Hi,
On the same subject, does anybody ever use
August, is that part of the year where 90% of Europe is on vacations? ;-)
No much success with this question...
Does it mean that nobody has never think to use this kind of design (split
panes)? Would you consider that as evil design?
Oh well,it's august...
David B.
Le 2 août 10
I have never felt the need for split panes.
On Aug 2, 2010, at 8:52 AM, David BON wrote:
Hi,
On the same subject, does anybody ever use uki.js (http://ukijs.org)? With
WebObjects?
Thanks for any advice our point of view...
Regards.
David B.
Le 31 juil. 10 à 20:55, David BON a
Yeah... Well, I almost believe that it could be true.
Thanks to you for being Canadian. I feel less alone, here (french
expat in Morocco).
Regards.
David B.
Le 2 août 10 à 18:27, Pascal Robert a écrit :
August, is that part of the year where 90% of Europe is on
vacations? ;-)
No much
Unfortunatelly, sometimes you have to do what the client requires
despite what you feel... Luky guys, that don't!
Hopefully, David Avendasora has gone through this (and not with
JC! ;-) )
David B.
Le 2 août 10 à 18:30, Chuck Hill a écrit :
I have never felt the need for split panes.
Sounds great Simon.
I have a database of about 35GB of data running on an 8GB PowerPC G5 today in
one of my active projects and we have preliminary plans under way to upgrade
our DB server to a 32GB Linux RAID unit. What is the biggest RDS memory size
instance that you have used, and what is
Hello;
Out of curiosity more than a pending need, has anybody considered how HTML5's
WebSocket might be used with WebObjects? I guess that a WebSocket would look
like a really long request which occupies a thread as opposed to an async
architecture like NIO / NSRunLoop?
cheers.
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90 %? You're wrong. We should be 50 people working at this moment. And
we are maybe 5 people in France ;-)
Philippe
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On 2 août 2010, at 20:27, Pascal Robert prob...@macti.ca wrote:
August, is that part of the year where 90% of Europe is on
vacations? ;-)
No much
I was reading through a recent thread between Jon Nolan and Ken
Anderson where the issue of
ApplicationDidFinishInitializationNotification not being posted when
deploying to Tomcat was discussed. (Basically, notification does not
get posted, our didFinishLaunching code does not get
Turns out that it was the launchd launch daemon. It was starting
wotaskd and JavaMonitor before setting up the network for the machine
resulting in weird behavior. Adding sleep 15 to the wotaskd and
JavaMonitor init script solved the problem. I'm looking into a better
way of doing
Yeah! thatz true.. but I was checking, in case if we have that ability within
our frameworks (WO/ PWO), why import another :)
Thank You,
Shravan Kumar. M
From: Kieran Kelleher kieran_li...@mac.com
To: Shravan Kumar. M
We had a similar problem with Tomcat starting before network was
ready. We solved the problem by putting
/usr/sbin/ipconfig waitall
in the tomcat startup script. This might help here, and be a bit more
reliable than just sleeping for 15 seconds.
Tim
On 03/08/2010, at 9:22 AM, Tusker
I thought that was fixed since 10.5something
On Aug 2, 2010, at 4:22 PM, Tusker wrote:
Turns out that it was the launchd launch daemon. It was starting wotaskd and
JavaMonitor before setting up the network for the machine resulting in weird
behavior. Adding sleep 15 to the wotaskd and
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