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Techday Play framework

We’re holding another one of our monthly “Techday” events this week. We organize techdays because we like to stay sharp and have some fun in the process (Check out our previous blog post about why we...

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Avisi in Motion.. Graphics

The software business is certainly a complex one. No two companies do exactly the same thing, work the same way or use the same technologies or methods. Therefore, it can be difficult to explain what...

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One click deploy

We have a rather traditional application that can be downloaded and installed ‘behind the firewall’. The next logical step for this application would be a multi-tenant cloud offering with a signup...

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Testing with Selenium & Saucelabs

A very important part of our software development cycle is functional testing. Luckily, functional testing techniques have evolved tremendously since the dark days of old school testing. Back then,...

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Jackson and parsing streams: a short story about a big pile-O-JSON

Every now and then you come across an interesting engineering challenge. What defines an ‘interesting challenge’ differs for each of us. For me, the kind of problems that spark my interest involve...

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Serial communication with an Arduino Uno on Linux with Java

I have an Arduino Uno that I want to use to drive a LED banner sign which posts messages from IRC. Accessing the serial port from Java on a Dockstar with Debian proved to be somewhat of a challenge....

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Mats Stijlaart on plugin frameworks

This is the next post in our series about the interns that currently work at Avisi. This time we introduce Mats Stijlaart. The Atlassian plugin framework is used on several projects to enable seamless...

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Multiline Regular Expression

This week I had to help a colleague out with a regular expression (or regex). We came up with an interesting regex but ran into an unexpected Java problem, so I thought I’d share the results with you....

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JBoss AS7.1 and RESTEasy: upgrading Jackson

We’re currently in the process of upgrading our application platform from JBoss 5.1.0 to JBoss AS7.1.1. Since it’s quite a big change (especially the transition from AS6 to AS7) things tend to break...

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JDBC datasource password encryption in JBoss AS7

At Avisi we maintain an application platform where the platform (VM’s, databases, LDAP, etc.) is maintained by a third party. Modernizing our deployment processes, we obtained ownership of the...

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Java: Stripping namespaces from XML using DOM

Although we usually like to enforce strict rules on our data, sometimes we just like to loosen it up a little. Don’t get me wrong, namespaces definitely have a place and we use them to enforce...

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Java Mission Control

If you haven’t already done so, I encourage you to update to JDK 1.7 u40 (or higher, u45 has just been released) as soon as possible. Update 40 shipped with new monitoring and diagnostics tool called...

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Trends at Devoxx 2013

Every year there is a large (mostly Java related) software engineering conference in Antwerp Belgium, named Devoxx. Together with several Avisi engineers we visited Devoxx to learn about new...

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Trusted-Library fail

Since Java 7u21 Oracle introduced a new manifest attribute called Trusted-Library. One would use this attribute to handle mixed code [1] in Java applets or Java Webstart applications. Now before you...

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Choices we haven’t regretted

A year ago we started on the new MoreApp platform. Its predecessor was more of a proof of concept that was sold to some customers. It was time to build a stable, better performing and more...

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