madbean » JavaYour zero step programServing one Apache site from two parallel directories- May 23, 2007 Some of you may say &8220;whytf umofo&8221;, and some may say &8220;I&8217;ve always wanted to be able to do that!&8221;. This hack is for the later, but I will try below to explain to the former why it is useful. If anyone knows of an easier way to do it, please let me know. Apache httpd ...http://madbean.com/2007/two-docroots/ JavaOne Wrapup: days 2 to 4- May 12, 2007 I&8217;m now back here in Sydney waiting for my connecting flight back to Canberra. Great-googamooga the last few days have been a whirl, and hence a lack of blogging. Day Two (Wednesday) (I didn&8217;t have my camera with me this day.) A good day at the booth. I had a couple of Technical Sessions on my schedule, ...http://madbean.com/2007/javaone-wrapup-days-2-to-4/ JavaOne day one- May 9, 2007 Woi, and intense, exhausting, exciting day yesterday. In typical form, we managed to setup our booth (above) and demos just moments before the Exhibitor&8217;s Pavilion opened. The first day on the floor is always a killer: 11:30am to 8:30pm. I was wise and kept up my sustenance over that period; an apple for breakfast and an Oreo ...http://madbean.com/2007/javaone1/ Netbeans day: arvo- May 8, 2007 The &8220;JRuby: understanding the fuss&8221; talk was very interesting. I was surprised to see how rich and &8220;deep&8221; the Ruby mode in Netbeans was. And step-debugging through lines in .rhtml files was a very neat trick. They asked how many people in the audience liked doing webapp development using their framework of choice. The ...http://madbean.com/2007/nbday-part2/ |