Spring WebMVC and BindingResult Errors

  • February, 07 2011
  • triplem

We have the need to add FieldErrors inside the Controller, we have tried it several times using the usual FieldError-Constructor: FieldError error = new FieldError("objectname", "fieldName", "text", false, new String[]{"error.invalid.fieldcontent"}, new Object[]{"argument"}, "defaultMessage"); result.addError(error); This wasn’t working, until I stumbled across this posting from Techn...

IRC: nick/channel temporarily unavailable

  • January, 26 2011
  • triplem

I am using the public ZNC (an IRC bouncer) from globalshellz.org for my access to the freenode IRC network. I have had a minor problem when I connected to my ZNC. Since my away nick was not registered to my account (which is triplem btw), I have had to "login" each time when I connected to the ZNC and my nick was changed from triplem[a] to triplem. So, I started my IRC client (XChat btw) and forgo...

Git: split repository into several smaller ones

  • January, 25 2011
  • triplem

In our company we did create a new project using git as the repository. The repository is central on our development server as well as on each developers machine. Previously we used SVN, so the whole team is still used to a central repository, and furthermore our infrastructure (Redmine, Hudson, …​) needs access to the repository. After creating the project, we did several refactorin...

More thoughts on the ALM Stack

  • January, 06 2011
  • triplem

I am just thinking, that just providing some Toolset, like the ALM Stack is not enough. There is some documentation needed, not only for configuration, maintance and usage of the ALM Stack, but also some hints and best practices for the handling of projects. Since we are already providing a wiki in our toolbox (Redmine contains a wiki), we will most probably provide an initial project in Redmine...

My ALM thoughts

  • January, 02 2011
  • triplem

Yesterday we released a new ALM Stack based on ArchServer, which replaces the beforehand already known "Arch Linux Development Stack". I guess the name change was needed due to the fact that the underlying architecture changed from Arch Linux to ArchServer and furthermore the ALM in the name shows more appropriate what the purpose of this stack really is. The goal of this software stack is reall...

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