Blog Posts on custom programming
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Externalizing Application Logic: Business Rules Approach by Ideyatech Blogs and Resources on Mar 31, 2012Enterprise applications usually consists of multiple layers. Primarily presentation layer, business logic layer and persistence layer. The business logic layer is considered the heart among these layers, and this is where all processes and decisions...
Recursively Retrieving Values using Java Reflection by Ideyatech Blogs and Resources on May 28, 2011I recently came across this Java code snippet we created for Open-Tides and still find it very useful in developing flexible and dynamic applications. So, why is there a need to retrieve values using reflection? The answer is simple - to allow you...
Retrieving Values using Java Reflection by Ideyatech Blogs and Resources on May 28, 2011I recently came across this Java code snippet we created for Open-Tides and still find it very useful in developing flexible and dynamic applications. So, why is there a need to retrieve values using reflection? The answer is simple - to allow you...
Virtualization with Ubuntu 10.04 - Lucid Lynx by Ideyatech Blogs and Resources on May 12, 2010With the growing projects, we've decided to upgrade our test servers to a production grade server and setup virtual machines within the server. This move really makes sense because instead of allocating a workstation for each project as test machine,...
Virtualization with Ubuntu 10.04 – Lucid Lynx by Ideyatech Blogs and Resources on May 12, 2010With the growing projects, we've decided to upgrade our test servers to a production grade server and setup virtual machines within the server. This move really makes sense because instead of allocating a workstation for each project as test machine,...
Converting to Tiff on Mac using Java Advanced Imaging by Ideyatech Blogs and Resources on May 18, 2009While there are a number of resources on the net talking about converting images to tiff in Java using JAI, I wasn’t able to come across one that works on a Mac. JAI is a separate download from the JDK and unfortunately, there are no mac versio...
Apache Ivy : An Agile Dependency Manager by Ideyatech Blogs and Resources on Jun 23, 2008Why I Choose Ivy? The main thing I like about Ivy is its simplicity. You can use Ivy with only ant installed on your system (and of course, java). This means that you don’t need to download any Ivy related libraries or when using eclipse, no plug-...
Continuum vs. Hudson by Ideyatech Blogs and Resources on Jun 14, 2008We’ve been using Continuum for quite some time now. While Continuum does seem to do a good job managing our builds, its limited support for JUnit Test reports made us evaluate an alternative, Hudson. Hudson is the new guy on the block, aside from c...
