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I currently use Dreamhost for my own company “JustProposed.com” that is powered by typical LAMP solution. It is a great shared hosting solution but it doesn’t support website powered by Java. If you have Java website, I suggest you to try a web hosting company that provides you VPS (Virtual Private Server) solution. VPS occupies [...]
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Introduction
This article is written on top of the great work that Sébastien Arbogast has done. He has written 3 articles that showed you how to wire up Flex, BlazeDS, Spring, Hibernate and MySQL with Maven as build process. I have included his articles below as your reference.
The Flex, Spring, and BlazeDS full stack – Part 1: [...]
POM demysterified
POM lets you to tell maven the “what” and maven knows the “how”. Put it in another way, POM gives you an abstraction layer over your build process to make things more explicit, more standard and easier to follow. There are several key elements in POM that I want to talk about. Below is [...]
Data can be represented in text format for human and binary format for computer. Here my focus will be on text representation.
For application, we commonly use XML because:
Its self-documenting format describes structure and field names as well as specific values. And it is easily digested by both human and machine.
It is platform-independent, thus relatively immune [...]
A site called “PlentyOfFish.com” is currently getting 30 million hits a day. The number doesn’t blow me off. However, what surprise me is that this site is basically operated by single man “Markus Frind”. How does he achieved that? If you want to hear how he does that, you can go to his interview from [...]
Introduction of Solr
Solr is a standalone enterprise search server with a web-services like API. You put documents in it (called "indexing") via XML over HTTP (RESTful). You query it via HTTP GET and receive XML results.
Advanced Full-Text Search Capabilities
Optimized for High Volume Web Traffic
Standards Based Open Interfaces - XML and HTTP
Comprehensive HTML Administration Interfaces
Scalability [...]
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Introduction of Nutch & Hadoop
After Lucene, the author created another powerful tool. Its name is Nutch. Nutch is a powerful crawler built on top of the Lucene. With Nutch, you can launch a multi-threaded crawler to obtain information from the Net. At this point of writing, Nutch is in its 0.9 version. Nutch comes with [...]
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Introduction of Lucene
I have heard of Lucene and its powerful full text search capability many times. Today, I decide to take a look at it. Before I dive into the user guide, I went to Google Tech Talk to find a video related to Lucene first. Here is what I found:
After I finished this video, [...]
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My Web application needs both authentication and role-based authorization features. And our user profile is currently stored in an OpenLDAP server. I am looking for a security framework that can help me to integrate LDAP and provide these security features with the least amount of effort. On top of that, I want to achieve this [...]
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Steps to use EC2
To get you start, read here.
Create a custom AMI
How others use it
How SmugMug uses Amazon solution
http://www.rajiv.com/blog/2008/02/04/amazon-ec2/
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