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Monthly Archives: July 2016
Tomcat: redirecting traffic from port 8080 to 80 using iptables
Originally posted on Glass Onion Blog:
First verify that Tomcat is running on port 8080. Run the following command # netstat -ntl The output will look something like Active Internet connections (only servers) Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address …
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Correctly switch between 2 Column and 1 Column grid on iPhone Landscape/Portrait mode
I had been designing a website with 4 banner that each takes col-md-3 for desktop-sized screen and takes col-xs-12 on portrait mode on the iPhone. //screenshot will be added in a short moment. It turned out that it looks horrible on landscape … Continue reading
Configuring App Transport Security Exceptions in iOS 9 and OSX 10.11
Originally posted on Steven Peterson:
What is App Transport Security (ATS)? At WWDC 2015, Apple announced “App Transport Security” for iOS 9 and OSX 10.11 El Capitan. The “What’s New in iOS” guide for iOS 9 explains: App Transport Security…
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Mass download of files via wget
A couple of days ago Eric Ligman, Microsoft Director of Sales Excellence had posted on the give away of free Microsoft eBooks. The list of eBook for give away is indeed long and in this post, I will be teaching … Continue reading
Creating Jar for JavaFX Application
This is a step by step guide to creating a Jar for a JavaFX Application using IntelliJ IDEA. It is only tested on IntelliJ IDEA 2016 with Java8. Steps might be slightly different for Java7. First, open up File > … Continue reading
JavaFX load data on launch
To load data on launch for a JavaFX app, you would simply need the following in your Controller. The initialize method is the first piece of code that is run when you launch the JavaFX app.
Installing mysql on Raspberry Pi
In this post, I will go through how to install mysql on Raspberry Pi 2. Installing mysql is much simpler than installing Apache Tomcat as it can be done via apt-get During the setup, you would be prompted to set … Continue reading
Installing Apache Tomcat on Raspberry Pi
In this post, I will be documenting the process of running Apache Tomcat on Raspberry Pi 2. Before we start installing Tomcat, it would be good to do a update. After the update, verify that you have java 8 installed. … Continue reading
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Setup VNC server on Raspberry Pi
In this post, I will go through with you on how to setup vnc server on the Raspberry Pi. While the Raspberry Pi has a full HDMI port for output, it might be more convenient to access it remotely via … Continue reading
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Getting Started on Raspberry Pi as a Server
This will be part of a series of posts on how to get started on using Raspberry Pi 2 as a Server to host a java web service. I am currently exploring the possibility of using Raspberry Pi as a … Continue reading
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Tagged debian, java, os, raspberry, raspberrypi, raspbian jessie, server
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